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Recommed me a briefcase
I started a new job, and I make my own lunch (I eat a lot). I'm looking for a briefcase that looks great, and can carry my large lunch. My budget is $500 to $1000.- StarterForm
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Tip Top Tailors a good option?
Much appreciated Coronaeus.I am about 6'1". Will I have difficulty finding my size at these places?While I am in Torontp, I wouldn't mind finding some decent weekender shoes (ex. Allen Edmonds). Are there any good discount places in Toronto for good quality shoes.- StarterForm
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Tip Top Tailors a good option?
Thanks for the tips. Yes, I am in Canada (~2 hours from the GTA). For jackets, I am thinking of just using ebay for secondhand jackets. Where would you suggest I go for trousers and shirts? Suitsupply?- StarterForm
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Tip Top Tailors a good option?
I am bulking up, so my current clothes won't fit well in the coming months. I want to look "professional" without dropping large amounts of money on MTM clothing. Is Tip Top Tailors a good option for relatively inexpensive clothes that still maintain a professional look?- StarterForm
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What do you wear when it rains?
When it's raining, what do you wear?- StarterForm
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- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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What do you wear in the rain?
When it rains, what do you wear?- StarterForm
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- Forum: Classic Menswear