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Small Leather Briefcase
Thanks for the recommendations. While the 13 inch bags look great, I think the like the style of the Carter briefcases better (although I would prefer silver hardware to gold). Unfortunately, they are a bit bigger then I'm hoping for. Any other suggestions would be hugely appreciated!- e2b1m
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Small Leather Briefcase
I just wanted to give this a bump to see if anyone had suggestions. Thanks!- e2b1m
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Small Leather Briefcase
Apologies if this has been asked but I searched and couldn't find anything exactly related to my question. I was hoping someone could recommend a small black or brown leather briefcase similar in style to the ones below...- e2b1m
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French Cuff Problem
theplayerking, any RTW brands that you have had any luck with?- e2b1m
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French Cuff Problem
Thanks again for the responses. When I say that the shirt cuffs are too big for my suit I mean that they are very tight and pushing against the jacket in a way that looks very unnatural. My suits are definitely cut slimmer but I wouldn't characterize them as being slim-fit to the point of...- e2b1m
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French Cuff Problem
Thanks for the responses. I was curious then, are there any specific brands you recommend that have smaller cuffs or should I go the custom shirt route? For reference this was a Charles Tyrwhitt extra slim shirt. I am height/weight proportional so its not like the size I ordered was crazy big...- e2b1m
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French Cuff Problem
So I recently purchased a new dress shirt with french cuffs. The shirt fit perfectly around the neck, the sleeve length was great and for once it wasn't too blousey in the back. Unfortunately, I stupidly neglected to try to shirt on with a suit jacket and so when I went to actually wear the...- e2b1m
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Need Some Shoe Help
Thanks all for the replies. The Meermins look like they are right up my ally. Is there anywhere in NYC where I can buy them locally or am I stuck ordering direct? I wear a size 7 (can't recall if its a D or E width) in my AE Park Avenue's. Any recommendations on size?- e2b1m
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Need Some Shoe Help
I am looking for a pair of black cap-toe oxford shoes under $400. I own a pair of AE Park Avenue Shoes which are nice but are a bit "clunky" in my opinion. I keep seeing guys with cap-toe shoes that appear to be a sleeker with longer, narrower toes. I am a short and skinny guy and I feel that...- e2b1m
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- Forum: Classic Menswear