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Recent content by styleep
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Some Shoe Trees Questions
I had the first one and it was bad. The heel is kinda narrow so you have line marks and it stretches the heel, rather than supporting it. The 3rd one is the best as it supports the whole heel and fills out the space at the heel of the shoe.- styleep
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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(Help) Looking for new brown suede shoes with quarter brogue
Hi everyone, I'm looking for a pair of new brown suede shoes, with cap toes and quarter brogues. More of a versatile pair that can be dressed up and down (hence the derby option). After trawling through the web and many threads on sf I've settled on two styles: 1. Oxford with quarter-brogue...- styleep
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Clarks Desert Boots
Yep same feeling when I first got mine. Was so worried I'll get blisters. Just wear them long enough and they'll get quite comfty. Mine was a little snug (took that size according to the salesman's recommendation) but eventually it loosened up to just right.- styleep
- Post #6,322
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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MEGA PEACOAT THREAD - 61 threads merged - all Peacoat questions HERE
I doubt so. The ones on mine are pretty high and I sometimes wished they were a bit lower. The Sterlingwear peacoats are designed around military men - big, muscular and all so you might want to consider that before you get one. In my experience I had to change out the shoulder pads to...- styleep
- Post #4,270
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Clarks Desert Boots
Get the Sno-Seal. Great stuff and I use it on all my leather products.- styleep
- Post #6,207
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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MEGA PEACOAT THREAD - 61 threads merged - all Peacoat questions HERE
As a fellow uni student let me add. Most people around my uni are in hoodies (varsity and whatnot) and other sort of canvas jackets. I wear my peacoat to school without a problem. No doubt you may stand out a little bit but it looks great and some people actually wear blazers over their...- styleep
- Post #4,200
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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MEGA PEACOAT THREAD - 61 threads merged - all Peacoat questions HERE
Shipping costs around $50. I guess personal tolerance of the cold differs, but I get by wearing the peacoat just fine. I can wear it at anything below 16 degrees celsius but would have to take it off once I get indoors.- styleep
- Post #4,147
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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MEGA PEACOAT THREAD - 61 threads merged - all Peacoat questions HERE
Jacket is too small, get the next size up! It's too small if you can't hug yourself. Don't get carried away with the down-sizing, especially if you have well-built shoulders/chest.- styleep
- Post #3,656
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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MEGA PEACOAT THREAD - 61 threads merged - all Peacoat questions HERE
Not sure where that peacoat is from, but it looks a little too big for you, even by non-SF standards. The chest area looks unfilled.- styleep
- Post #3,464
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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MEGA PEACOAT THREAD - 61 threads merged - all Peacoat questions HERE
Nay. If you have very broad shoulders maybe consider another peacoat without one? Removing it could be quite tricky and may affect the dimensions of the coat.- styleep
- Post #3,404
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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What To Wear On A First Date?
FFS, get another girl. One that loves you for who you are and not your clothes. To answer your question, smart casual IMO.- styleep
- Post #4
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Clarks Desert Boots
I suppose water does get in through the threads where the sole meets the suede right? If this is the case I might not want to wear them when it rains or where there are puddles.- styleep
- Post #5,472
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Wool Jacket help!
Thanks guys for the replies. I'll read the mega peacoat thread and will probably settle for a sterlingwear one. They look awesome. Worried about being "formal" because of the double-breasted collar and its look from the back. Most people around me settle for a wool pullover or a...- styleep
- Post #5
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Wool Jacket help!
Ok guys, I'm looking for a nice wool jacket for cold weather. Used the search function but haven't found the style I was looking for. Quick question first: Which looks better? 1. Military style (which I'm digging and really trying to find) 2. Peacoat style jacket I'm fine with either one...- styleep
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- Replies: 5
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Nau (Eco Friendly Activewear and Outdoor Clothing)
Any of Nau's jackets are good for cold weather? The lining looks quite thin and I'm doubting it could be suitable for say, 50 degs. Looking at: Shroud of Purrin or Transporter blazer Edit: I hate layering, so if I could get away with just a T-shirt underneath or 2 layers below the jacket it...- styleep
- Post #413
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim