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Seattle. $1000. A New Style - Please Help!
Schedule a (free) personal shopper at Nordstrom, but keep in mind that they work for the store. I hired an independent image consultant and felt it was money well spent. In addition to actually purchasing, I got a lot of advice about such things as what colors work best with my skin tone...- AverageGuy
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Help building a SPECIFIC Wardrobe request - Help is appreciated
The best part of that plan is that you can have the (ahem) pockets made to your custom specifications. ;)- AverageGuy
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Comfortable shoe advice that are not too formal
You did not mention your office dress code. If Business Formal (suit & tie), there is no casual shoe that would be appropriate. Period. If Business Casual, check to see what the execs are wearing. Nice loafers in black or dark brown may be acceptable if they are the chino & polo set. If...- AverageGuy
- Post #7
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Where should I get my tuxedo?
He says that he made my particular suits with the new fusing tech (based on my material requirements and target cost). He says they do full canvas tailoring for a little more, but I can't imagine that I'd be able to tell the difference.I'd need the 2 side by side, I suppose. Totally agree...- AverageGuy
- Post #22
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Where should I get my tuxedo?
The Ferragamo formal loafers.... some people call them pumps. :) I love Ferragamo loafers and have several pair. The Hong Kong company is Macomber, Inc (http://macomberinc.com/) The tailor I work with from there is the son of the tailor that my dad used. I have the same suit in 9...- AverageGuy
- Post #20
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Where should I get my tuxedo?
I had a custom made to measure tux and shirt made for me by the Hong Kong tailor that makes my business suits. (suits for $550 and shirts from $60 - $120, which includes shipping and clearing customs) I "economized" by keeping my eye out for once-used accessories on eBay in excellent...- AverageGuy
- Post #18
- Forum: Classic Menswear