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Jeans alternatives
Hi- I'm a photographer in NYC and amy trying to branch out a little in my habits...for most of my life I've been a jeans addict, meaning I wear them every day, I wear them to client meetings...in fact the only time I don't wear them is when I wear a suit. As I get older (in my 30s now) I find...- larzalere
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- Replies: 23
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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New York City made to measure
Hi- I wasn't able to go to CEGO today but will go Monday...they start at $90, and for the basic (not pure bespoke) form there is no minimum. I chose Mr. Ned's because it seems well thought of on the forum, it's downtown (more convenient for me) and because another friend had recommended. I'm...- larzalere
- Post #12
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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New York City made to measure
Thanks everyone- I did a tour of the city today, stopping at places gleaned from the forum...LS Mens, CEGO, Mr. Ned's, Burberry, Oxxford (which was closed...I guess they're moving), Turnbull and Asser, and a couple of department stores. The winners wound up Mr. Ned's and CEGO, and I'm very happy...- larzalere
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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New York City made to measure
Hi- New to the forum, and I'm in the process of a wardrobe overhaul. I've read Antongiavanni's The Suit, Karlen & Sulavik's Guide to Men's Clothing, and Flusser's Dressing the Man, and am in the process of looking for a place or places in New York City to implement all this new knowledge...- larzalere
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- Replies: 15
- Forum: Classic Menswear