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Any College Professors here?
I think this is a great summary of some of the excellent points made in this thread. You want to look good without it being too conspicuous. I noticed, for instance, that when I seriously upgraded my shoe selection, people noticed and approved without finding it weird (which they would've...- jcbarret
- Post #43
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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bespoke novice, experiences with Graham Browne or Choppin & Lodge?
I'm sort of inclined to agree, but then again what should he have said? "I'd like this suit to fit properly." :)- jcbarret
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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bespoke novice, experiences with Graham Browne or Choppin & Lodge?
Thanks for the tips on good starting threads, both. My research continues! (and yes, I think you could safely classify me as a tourist at this stage)- jcbarret
- Post #6
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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bespoke novice, experiences with Graham Browne or Choppin & Lodge?
I knew Simon got discounts/free merchandise, but it wasn't clear to me that this particular suit was free. In fact, he says that the suit "cost £875", which I interpreted to be what he paid for it, but maybe he just meant that's what plebs without famous style blogs would have to pay? Was...- jcbarret
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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bespoke novice, experiences with Graham Browne or Choppin & Lodge?
Hi, I'm thinking of taking the plunge into the bespoke world. As an academic, suits aren't that useful to me, so I'm looking to have a sports coat made. Current possibilities are either Graham Browne or Choppin & Lodge (conveniently located above/below each other). I'm interested in both...- jcbarret
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Beyond the Blazer: Second most versatile sport-coat?
Any thoughts on something particularly well suited to pairing with light to mid grey trousers?- jcbarret
- Post #61
- Forum: Classic Menswear