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sleeve length and freedom of movement
thanks for the response. so, are you saying that my shirts don't fit me correctly and I need a full shoulder? or are you saying that my shirts fit as intended, but I should just go for a full shoulder if i want more freedom of movement?- tedwin
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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sleeve length and freedom of movement
I'm about to go shopping for shirts and I've read that the proper sleeve length for a dress shirt is 1 inch above the thumb/finger crevice. I normally wear a 15 1/2, 34-35 dress shirt and with my arms relaxed at my sides, the sleeves do indeed end 1 inch above the crevice of my thumb/finger. My...- tedwin
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belt problem
I've started wearing a belt with my jeans everyday and the belt has gotten all warped and ruined. It's become bent in the middle, here's a visual aid: I don't know what's up. Am I wearing it wrong? Am I not wearing the right size? I usually wear my jeans a little below the waist. I'm not sure...- tedwin
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Hybrid sneaker-dress shoes
I think its better for op to avoid askmen altogether lol, really? they seem like they know what they're talking about sometimes. btw, thanks for all the advice guys.- tedwin
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Hybrid sneaker-dress shoes
So, I read this article: http://www.askmen.com/fashion/fashio...-sneakers.html and it says to avoid shoes that try to combine a sneaker and dress shoe. The shoe shown in the article is a Skecher's brand shoe that looks kind of like a dress shoe, but I'm assuming has the cushioning of a sneaker...- tedwin
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Measuring for a leather jacket
so, was she like some kinda spammer shill for megasuits.com? does that happen a lot around here? i totally checked the site out anyway tho also, just to reiterate my main question: if i were to go to a tailor and get measured for a suit, could i use those measurements to figure out my size for...- tedwin
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Measuring for a leather jacket
I'm looking to buy a leather jacket(possibly on the internet), but I'm having a hard time figuring out my size and how it should fit. I've come across a few guides about it, but they seem geared towards measuring for a suit jacket. Like this one for example...- tedwin
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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open-bottom jackets?
thanks. i definitely prefer open bottom to the elastic.- tedwin
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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open-bottom jackets?
I've been shopping for a leather jacket and I keep seeing them called "open-bottom' jackets. what does that mean? how is it different from a regular jacket?- tedwin
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- Forum: Classic Menswear