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Am I the only one....
Who thinks every god damn split toe shoe is ugly and not the least bit elegant? They look a bit industrial to me, like you could drop an anvil on them and not hurt your toe - not my style. In fact, style isn't anywhere near the first word that springs to my mind with split toes. In Australia...- Jase_29
- Post #57
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Pocket squares to a job interview?
I guess the rule holds true for all aspects of the job interview - do you slightly *embellish* your interests to sound like you really want the job and would fit in (when in reality its just the next stepping stone to your retirement somewhere warm)? Similarly, do you go in looking your...- Jase_29
- Post #41
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Definitive Guide to Slim Fit Shirts
I ordered a Duchamp "Slim Fit" shirt from the UK a few months back, and was surprised to find I had to have it taken in as it was more tent-like than many regular fit shirts I own! The fabric was of high quality, but it should definitely not have been advertised as slim fit. I'm a slender...- Jase_29
- Post #719
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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BB Peal double monk wing tip: opinion/information
Black is definitely erk on this type of shoe. Brown, and with a single strap, and it might be another story - check out http://www.herringshoes.co.uk/produc...electedFitID=0 I kind of think they're funky and might get a pair if they weren't so similar in colour and brogue to a pair of C&Js I...- Jase_29
- Post #26
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Opinions on these shoes
I've seen worse. I agree - softened with a pair of jeans you could certanly get away with them. Whether or not you'd want to try though...- Jase_29
- Post #14
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Leather Soles on nice shoes: to protect or not to protect?
1) Topy's are FAR more secure / less likely to slip in most all conditions 2) Topy's wear far slower than a bare leather sole and are much cheaper to replace by a factor of 3-10. Also you get to preserve the look of the factory welt. 3) Topy's protect your shoes in the wet. In my experience...- Jase_29
- Post #29
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best shoe polish?
Does anyone have suggestions for top shoe polishes to maintain our Lobb,Edward Green,Mantellassi,etc. shoes? It seems that Kiwi and Meltonian(owned by Kiwi! are as commonplace as Dunkin Donuts and McDonalds.Are there superior products available without searching the ends of the earth...- Jase_29
- Post #68
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Shopping in a tough economy
As if I need to say this on this forum - but this is why it pays to buy quality clothes to begin with - you can mend your shoes for an interview for a lot less than you can buy a decent looking new pair. Similarly, you're quality shirts will still be in good shape, as will your suits because...- Jase_29
- Post #35
- Forum: Classic Menswear