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KITON tie
Seeking exactly this model of Kiton tie to purchase. Preowned in very good condition would probably be fine.- Lafont
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Borsalino vs. Borsalino Doria
I now purchased another Borsalino wool cap at an antique shop, and this one has the "Doria" label. Made in Italy. Looks in excellent condition and well made - the newboy type with the button. Very nice tweed. Someone above said he spoke with someone who straightened out where the "Doria" fits...- Lafont
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Proper attire
I did purchase a classic navy blazer but worevit for the dinner Fri. evening at my nephew's ultra-elegant country club, along with my Liberty of London black-and-white patterned bowtie, blue dress shirt, very good cufflinks, and gray dress slacks. A staff member saw me walk through a room with...- Lafont
- Post #23
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Proper attire
This is what I ended up wearing (I'm second from right). The Luciano Barbera sportcoat was found by my tailor to have moth holes (ugh!) so he has a plan for it (it's very valuable and I'd really like to wear it again):- Lafont
- Post #21
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Proper attire
- Lafont
- Post #20
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Proper attire
I'm not. It wasn't one of the options I suggested. Dress slacks or suite trousers.- Lafont
- Post #16
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Proper attire
Thanks, but "proper cocktail attire" isn't specific enough for me. Please respond in regard to the closer of the several options I had proposed. I can also add a Talbott pocket square and , maybe and depending on the weather, a stylish optimo summer hat.- Lafont
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Proper attire
Actually I don't even have a navy blazer at the moment. Seeking one.- Lafont
- Post #6
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Proper attire
Jos A Bank very subtle glen plaid fairly dark suit OR Lucia Barbera Glen Plaid sportcoat with gray dress slacks? Very charvet long tie or very Liberty of London bowtie for this Bat Mitzvah event suggesting "Garden Party Attire"?- Lafont
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Proper attire
Jos A Bank very subtle glen plaid fairly dark suit OR Lucia Barbera Glen Plaid sportcoat with gray dress slacks? Very charvet long tie or very Liberty of London bowtie for this Bat Mitzvah event suggesting "Garden Party Attire"?- Lafont
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Proper attire
The daughter of my sophisticated nephew and his wife is becoming a "Bat Mitzvah" and I got the (broadcast e-mail) invitation to celebration near an upstate New York city last week. Apparently in connection with COVID, still, this couple chose to have this away from the synagogue from 11-4 on a...- Lafont
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French cuffs on Charles Tyrwhitt shirt
I'm sorry my holes are not father apart. A little detail I didn't see a hint of in the eBay description. However, it's a beautiful, non-iron shirt of a particularly attractive cornflower blue. New French cuff dress shirts, let alone non-iron are virtually impossible to find even in a city as...- Lafont
- Post #6
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French cuffs on Charles Tyrwhitt shirt
So going by my photo, if I connect the hole to the lower of the two holes that's the option to make the sleeve longer? No wonder the difference was so minute when I tried the two possibilities. Has anyone seen another brand with this feature? Is it a British thing?- Lafont
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French cuffs on Charles Tyrwhitt shirt
Can someone please explain the purpose of having the two buttonholes on one side of each sleeve on a Charles Tyrwhitt dress shirt? I've tried the cufflinks both ways - using the upper holes and using the lower holes - didn't notice any difference in sleeve length between the two options, if...- Lafont
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ask me about Eyewear!
You're looking for better quality and then you ask about frames sold at WalMart. Something incongruous there....- Lafont
- Post #3,596
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Stylecraft Cap
I purchased at a good vintage store in Ellicott City, MD a newsboy cap the seller labeled the '30s. I asked what she based that on, as it's such a classic type it could be the ''50s, etc. and she replied that dating came from the individual she got the hat from and that individual usually knows...- Lafont
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Ask me about Eyewear!
Folks, I managed "Ken's Eyewear Club" for 20 years as a Yahoo Club and then Yahoo Group - from 1999 to the end of last year when all the Yahoo Groups were removed from general accessibility and converted to a format whereas one has to contact the group manager to see the posts, photos and other...- Lafont
- Post #3,379
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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