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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
I agee. I think also a navy trou or even a dark brown ones would fit with that jacket.- BCN Citizen
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The Official Carmina Sizing Thread
Both are shell cordovan. Carmina's are brand new. C&J are around 3 years old and I haven't given any kind of polish, just a poor brushing from time to time. C&J are a Bradford style, so their last is 341 in E fitting.- BCN Citizen
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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
Are boots a Jodhpur ones? They look gorgeous.- BCN Citizen
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The Official Carmina Sizing Thread
For general information I can tell you that my shoe size for Carmina's Rain is 10. I also use a 10 in C&J's Bradford and other C&J and Alfred Sargent. All of them in regular fitting About Florsheim or Alden, and also AE, I usually pick up a 10,5 unless their fit my feet a little tight. I...- BCN Citizen
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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
IMO Yesterday tie was marvelous. From today's outfit I love scarve and, of course, suit. I has always loved Prince of Walles which I consider smart, elegant amb absolutely classic. P. S. About Thomas Pink I will always remerber an absolutely professional attention at their store. Shop assistant...- BCN Citizen
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Proper Hygiene when visiting your shirtmaker or tailor
What a pity to have to read a post like this!- BCN Citizen
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Recent Purchases (Classic menswear - formerly Men's clothing)
A new addition: Carmina “rain” in shell.- BCN Citizen
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Suit jacket with no matching pants?
I slightly disagree. Let me explain. IMO there are some suits that let you to use the jacket without their matching trousers. Not as a suit, but as a casual outfit. Navy ones are the epitome. Other ones are not easy to pick up. Charcoal ones are, IMO, no candidates to being split. I beg you...- BCN Citizen
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