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Tuxedo shirt question
Thanks Manton, with your input I can iron away with confidence- Ascot Everyday
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Tuxedo shirt question
Dear all, I am about to iron my tuxedo shirt for my wedding. As you can see on the picture, the pleats seem to be a little "wavy" as opposed to smooth. I've never ironed such a shirt before. Should I iron the pleats flat or should I leave the waves? Are they part of the design of the shirt...- Ascot Everyday
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Boutonniere problem
Really? I've been browsing the web and this forum for a while now and most of the ones I've seen on fine gentlemen I.e. Prince Charles, Cary Grant, various bonds and our very own :foo: all have lapel holes...- Ascot Everyday
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Boutonniere problem
Thanks, I know it sounds anal and that I am over thinking things, but it is the biggest day of my life and I just want everything to be perfect, and since I have such an interest in clothing I don't want it to look bad 20 years on when I look at my wedding pictures. Cheers!- Ascot Everyday
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Boutonniere problem
I am considering a clip on the inner side of the lapel, with the flower arrangement hiding it. Would it work or would it be as bad as clip on braces?- Ascot Everyday
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Boutonniere problem
If something goes wrong it is his fault, but then I will be left without a tux for my wedding. The tux is wonderful in every aspect except for this one detail, so it would be a shame not to wear it on the day. It would also be a shame to ruin what is otherwise an exquisite garnment.- Ascot Everyday
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Boutonniere problem
Thank you, although I do not think they will take the risk of working on a coat made by a competitor just to open a buttonhole.- Ascot Everyday
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Boutonniere problem
Dear all, My wedding is coming up and I have an issue with the boutonniere. I had a tuxedo made for the occasion, from a reputable tailor in these forums. The tux is fantastic and fits beautifully, but the tailor did not put in a lapel buttonhole. When I asked why, he told me that because of...- Ascot Everyday
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Wedding Tuxedo Help
I like the lapel width on the Suitsupply tux, but I like wider lapels in general. The buttoning point seems a bit high for my taste (on the video at least)- Ascot Everyday
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Wedding Tuxedo Help
"Black tie requires no thought" some here might disagree... I've been thinking about my wedding tux for 6 months now, still haven't decided on all the details... My fav Mitchell bit...- Ascot Everyday
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Wedding Tuxedo Help
It helps that the dude resembles Adonis...- Ascot Everyday
- Post #7
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Adding second button to one-button jacket
Or just remove all the buttons of the jacket and buy a set of new ones... it's only 8 sleeve buttons and 2 in the front. The new buttonhole won't match the existing one exactly, depends if that bothers you. It has been done by forum legends...- Ascot Everyday
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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WAYWRN - Peacock Edition
I never post but this is too much really... Hacking Jacket, this is a forum where people come to share and discuss men's clothing. The knowledge here is incredible, some people here know more about shoelaces than I do about all of men's style. You come here, post pictures of your clothes to...- Ascot Everyday
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Indentation on leather
Thanks for the advice Man of Lint, I know that it probably won't bother me after a while, but since these are spanking new (I almost slid across the room Risky Business style with them this morning) it's just an eyesore. You know, it's like the new iPhone, the first time you drop it you scream...- Ascot Everyday
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Indentation on leather
Thanks bengal-stripe, luckily there is a J M Weston in my area, I will bring them in tomorrow... I just don't want them to keep the shoes for 3 months... I'll also ask my shoemaker, he seems pretty good and helped me repair a few soles before...- Ascot Everyday
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Indentation on leather
Dear all, I've been browsing these forums for a while, the information and knowledge here is incredible. Now I've encountered a bit of a problem and would like to ask for some help from the experts. I've recently acquired a pair of Westons while I was in Paris, they are very nice IMO, so I...- Ascot Everyday
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