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Pants comparable to JCrew Ludlow 484 line
Hi Jason. Finally had the time to drop by a Bonobos store. It’s a great suggestion. I liked their $200 chinos, which are out of my price range. Was excited they carried a lighter line for summer at $100 each, in my price range. But the fabric had too much of a sheen to it. Was definitely worth...- brthst
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- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Pants comparable to JCrew Ludlow 484 line
Thanks for these replies. Checked out the cotton black twill trousers by COS but the fit is too baggy- brthst
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- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Pants comparable to JCrew Ludlow 484 line
For the past almost three years I've been wearing two from JCrew's Ludlow slim fit 484 line: Essentials and Broken In. Their fit was ideal. I have slim legs and a bit of butt (from the gym and squats). Now JCrew has discontinued both. I'm not a fan of anything else they offer. Time to move on...- brthst
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- Forum: Menswear Advice
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To dress like a psychologist...
Maybe I missed something but I'm not clear on the setting you're working in and patient population your'e treating. Are you conducting neuropsych testing and/or psychotherapy? What parts of you are visible to your patients, i.e., are you behind a desk or primarily fully observable from shoes to...- brthst
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- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Organizer or Planner suggestions?
I do use my iPhone and its apps and web-based stuff, and I have no plans to abandon them. And I know what you mean about losing something that isn't saved in a cloud. My plan isn't about replacing one solution with another. Like you I also always have a notebook. I'm thinking of a...- brthst
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- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Organizer or Planner suggestions?
Want to find a planner or organizer to track my appointments, one with rings so I can refill for each new year's calendar. Ideal is to find something of good quality that will last me several years. A pre-owned organizer like Smythson's Bond Street collection...- brthst
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- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Paul Smith silk scarf
This is a Paul Smith silk scarf circa 2007. Like-new condition. I received it as a gift and wore it twice, maybe 3 times maximum. It doesn't have a label, so if you're a label whore that may be an issue. It was purchased at the Paul Smith Sale Shop in London. It may not have been sold with a...- brthst
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