sood
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this is really good!!!
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Just ordered a pair in 52. Every time I think I have just what I need you guys create another niche for m to fill. Cheers!
Suede loafer in snuff or dark brown for me.for first, anything other than black loafers? maybe a blank off-white tennis shoe or VOR sneakers?
Are those the ultra light Leder pants?
This is the worst look that most men think is a good look. The only way to make it worse is to pair it with square-toed shoes.Since no one at my office understands business casual, it is a weird amalgamation of formal suit + casual shirt + no tie, or suit trousers + formal shirt.
I am hoping one of the buyers of the size 46 Castaner espadrilles will comment on the fit. I am a 12N (AA/B) who tried a Castaner 45 in a model NMWA does not carry and found it too tight, but all the above discussion on sizing leads me to believe 45 is the right size here. And a shout out to NMWA for carrying a 46. I do not even see that size on the company web site!
This is the worst look that most men think is a good look. The only way to make it worse is to pair it with square-toed shoes.
I think a tan linen suit with a polo can look good. Ditto for a brown corduroy suit with a turtleneck. I suspect that Newcomer's co-workers are wearing a navy/charcoal suit with no tie. Just say no to that look.If by casual shirt we’re talking about a polo, I think this could look good depending on the suit, but something tells me no one in Newc’s firm is pulling this off.