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First Brown Shoes/Belt Combo Suggestions? $500 to $1k total budget
I'm slowly building my business wardrobe. Looking to get past my black shoes/black belt into brown. Looking for something versatile that could potentially work with a suit or also business casual. Maybe something that works with nice jeans as well. These will probably be my second and only set...- stylishgeek95
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best $300-or less Wool Dress Pants for Traveling Consultant?
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best $300-or less Wool Dress Pants for Traveling Consultant?
I'm about a size 33 or 34 in US regular pants sizes but I have thick thighs because I'm athletic.- stylishgeek95
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best $300-or less Wool Dress Pants for Traveling Consultant?
How do I figure out the correct sizing for the HYs?- stylishgeek95
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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100% Wool Pea Coats? Do they Actually Exist?
Filson seems like the only 100% wool pea coat I've actually seen on the market. Most of them have some kind of lining that is non-wool, such as polyester. I understand the benefits of non-wool linings, but I'm only interested in buying a nice 100% wool pea coat with 0% non-wool material in the...- stylishgeek95
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best $300-or less Wool Dress Pants for Traveling Consultant?
What kind of wool material best meets my needs for warm weather? I think I will wind up buying two sets of pants. I'd rather have a warm weather pant since I'm almost always consulting in warm areas and a cold weather pant in case I need to take a gig somewhere in the winter that's cold. For...- stylishgeek95
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best $300-or less Wool Dress Pants for Traveling Consultant?
I'm in the market for some new wool slacks/dress pants to pair with button down shirts. I travel for work and mention it because they will be folded/packed and should be as wrinkle resistant as possible although I think wool is naturally winkle resistant and I've never had issues with any of my...- stylishgeek95
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Jeans With 2% Spandex Other Than Lucky Brand (Which Has Gone Downhill)?
I hated jeans growing up. They felt restrictive and uncomfortable. I never owned/wore them for that reason. As I hit college, I realized all the cool kids were wearing jeans and I did some research and found Lucky Brand as the perfect solution for me. They looked like nice fancy jeans but felt...- stylishgeek95
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- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Which MTM Button Down Shirts Fit My Needs?
I'm new to dressing well and looking for advice. I found Propercloth from lurking on this forum. I had my tailor take my measurements and I ordered a custom shirt from them and it's great. May main question is on fabric types. Proper has so many options for fabrics that I'm paralyzed by which...- stylishgeek95
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- Forum: Classic Menswear