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  1. chappy76

    Shirt, tie, shoe combination for this suit

    G'day Roger, Thanks heaps for that advice, I never would have thought that blue mixed with the brown would work but can see what you are saying. Loved that tie by the way, but unfortunately out of stock! Shame, but I'll have a look at that site for other ties as their stuff looks excellent...
  3. chappy76

    Shirt, tie, shoe combination for this suit

    Dark oak shoes would go well. However, they'd be a bit monochromatic. I actually think mid-tan (i.e., "London Tan" or "Edwardian") is a great color to match with dark brown trousers/suits. Wouldn't the mid-tan be a little too contrasting with the suit colour? And I was of the belief that a belt...
  4. chappy76

    Shirt, tie, shoe combination for this suit

    Thanks guys, I wasn't sure if it was an accepted practice or whether people just threw in a different shirt and tie on the other days. I ask as I go to the gym before work and it would just be that much simpler!
  5. chappy76

    Shirt, tie, shoe combination for this suit

    ha ha, no, not in a law office. listen, thanks for the advice. In the past couple of weeks I've been doing purchases of my suits and a few ties and am now moving on to the shirts, belts and shoes. It's important that I get the right look that I want to convey when I walk in, so will need to...
  6. chappy76

    Shirt, tie, shoe combination for this suit

    Hi guys, Wow, thanks heaps for the advice, much appreciated. As I say, I'm very new to this game and need as much advice as I can get!! I didn't actually buy the size as noted in that advert, I bought a 42r but my reason for posting that one is that the advert will be up a while and so people...
  7. chappy76

    Shirt, tie, shoe combination for this suit

    Hi, I'm very new at the whole suit and tie scene and don't want to look like a prat when I got into a new job in a couple of weeks, so could use some assistance with the following suit: http://cgi.ebay.com/New-PALASSO-SUIT...QQcmdZViewItem I'd also like to show some style with it, as opposed...
  8. chappy76

    Business shirts/suit size advice

    G'day gents, I'm changing jobs in the near future and could do with a bit of advice re sizing guides. I found this forum about a month ago and, thanks to the advice I've gotten from here, have made some nice purchases through ebay on some suits and think I've done well by avoiding the pricing...
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