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Australian Members - Part II - if you read the first post, you'll get what this is all about.
I would but I've gone from a 36 to 42 and they don't fit. I also have a 31 inch waist so finding OTR options is difficult with a 9 drop.- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #8,339
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members - Part II - if you read the first post, you'll get what this is all about.
Which option did you go with? Carrara, Pronto, or Standard? Anything to look out for? Only negative I've seen is that their buttons are a bit high.- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #8,334
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members - Part II - if you read the first post, you'll get what this is all about.
Long time no post! Since last posting I've exited Management Consulting and am now working in the digital space, so t-shirt and jeans to work everyday. I'm getting married and looking to get a tux made by either Oscar Hunt or Suit Shop. I'd go with P.Johnson but the cost of the wedding has...- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #8,332
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Luckily with the XL the length is satisfactory. Only issue is the high buttoning point.- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #55,779
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Gentlemen, I'm about to spend a considerable amount of money at Uniqlo and seek your advice. I'm thinking of getting 3-4 light weight unstructured jackets, however, I need to get an extra large for them to fit in the chest and arms. However, Uniqlo don't change their buttoning points for...- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #55,773
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Currently have a jacket at Looksmart getting the lining taken out. I find lined cotton jackets drape really awkwardly. In other news, were a few Aussie members walking along the Flinder st bridge at Southbank this afternoon? Main guy was wearing a navy check suit, navy tassel loafers...- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #55,374
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Gentlemen, I'm currently in Melbourne for the rest of the year and need a recommendation for a good tailor. I bought a very cheap cotton blazer and need the waist taken in slightly. Staying in Southbank and working on Burke, near Queen st. So any near there would be preferable. Cheers!- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #54,945
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
How'd you find their shipping charges?- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #53,254
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
If you decide to pull the trigger be sure to use the AU site and Google for discount codes. Never pay full price for CT- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #53,143
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
That's really interesting you say that because my initial thought was to create a "watch starter kit" and market it for those that have recently got a mid luxury watch such as a Speedmaster. The kit would include; 1 x reclaimed Italian leather band 1 x solid colour nylon nato 1 x...- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #53,060
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Leather* nato = $15 Nylon nato = $7.95 Spring bar tool = $5.95 Shipping = $3.99 Total = $32.89 *PU Leather, not genuine calf leather. What I would be proposing would be: 1 x genuine calf leather nato 1 x ballistic nylon nato 1 x two in one spring bar and band adjustment tool Total = $30...- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #53,055
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Hey guys, I'm thinking of developing a little start-up in the watch band space. I've been having a few chats with people who are unaware of nato straps / don't know how they work and am thinking of putting together a little "nato strap starter kit", that would include the following; 1 x...- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #53,051
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
I have 5 CT shirts now. Not sure about the comparison to TM Lewin, but CT Slim Fit is quite large. I go for the Extra Slim Fits and get darts put in the back. For reference, my chest is 41 inches, waist 33 inches, arms 16.5 inches. EDIT - IGNORE THIS POST. Didn't realise you guys were...- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #52,235
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Rob, when are SS doing a trunk show in Adelaide?- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #50,279
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Would like to know the same. Was unable to post for 1 week. Post history doesn't show anything ban worthy?- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #50,267
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Back from banned camp finally lol.- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #50,262
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Anyone own a jacket or suit from Charles Tyrwhitt? Thinking of picking up an unstructured jacket for cheap but can't find many legit reviews.- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #49,382
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
I'm always 'mirin your fits. Deets on the pants?- Prof. B. Bear
- Post #75,936
- Forum: Classic Menswear