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dah328

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Originally Posted by w.o.e.is.me.
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ironically I was wearing G&G today.
there was an impromptu snow blanket and i panicked.

Oops, I didn't see the "over" part and thought you had just asked about a good brand for "shoes." I think one brand has been mentioned several times in this forum, but I don't remember the name since I generally switch to boots in bad weather.
 

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Thoughts on this
coat? How do you think it will function as a goto rain coat? Good value?
 

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I'm looking for a white dress shirt that I can wear in more casual settings such as jeans, sweater, SC and no tie, but would also like to be able to wear it in dressier situations as well. Would a point collar or button down be a better choice? I just bought a J. Crew white dress shirt point collar and I'm not crazy about the collar, it lays kind of weird (flat) when layered with a sweater so I'm thinking of exchanging it. Any thoughts?
 

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I would say the Brooks Brothers pinpoint button down shirt (or OCBD) but my European brethren may not agree that button down collars are appropriate for "dressier" situations.

Originally Posted by Newstyle
I'm looking for a white dress shirt that I can wear in more casual settings such as jeans, sweater, SC and no tie, but would also like to be able to wear it in dressier situations as well. Would a point collar or button down be a better choice? I just bought a J. Crew white dress shirt point collar and I'm not crazy about the collar, it lays kind of weird (flat) when layered with a sweater so I'm thinking of exchanging it. Any thoughts?
 

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Going a cruise next week. There are a couple "formal" nights. I plan on bringing a pair of sneakers and a pair of dress shoes. Out of these, which would you bring?
C&J Bedford (black calf) AE Park Avenue (brown calf) C&J Boston (black calf) AE Player's Shoe (brown suede)​
 

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Originally Posted by w.o.e.is.me.
Need overshoes STAT. any Recommendations for a good brand?

Swims. Pick them up online or at Brooks. There are also Tretorns, but they're less of an overshoe.
 

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Originally Posted by jsallen10
What denim has a fit similar to the 501 STFs? I can't seem to find anything. Thanks.

501s are a bit dumpy, so I can't think of any quality denims that are going to be cut like that. For slim but non-skinny denims try 3sixteens SL100x. You can also try APC New Standards. Both can be had for about $130 if you search for deals.

There's also a denim thread on the SWD side of the board. You should ask them.
 

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I asked this before, but noone answered:
I have a shirt that has the front buttons (2nd to 5th from the top) attached to a seperate stip of cloth, i.e. you button the buttons through both sides of the shirt.
What's this for?
thanks
 

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can i mismatch trousers with this jacket? if so, what color? and... could i ever wear this suit jacket with jeans? or is it too "suit" looking to do that?
 

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Originally Posted by XKxRome0ox
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can i mismatch trousers with this jacket? if so, what color?
and... could i ever wear this suit jacket with jeans? or is it too "suit" looking to do that?


I think worsted wool fabrics look weird with jeans. You have to go with a courser material - cotton, tweed, linen.

Plus, shorter jackets are better with jeans.
 

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If a jacket fits well in the shoulders but the chest is 2" too big in circumference, can a tailor fix it?
 

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Originally Posted by --Jonas--
I asked this before, but noone answered:
I have a shirt that has the front buttons (2nd to 5th from the top) attached to a seperate stip of cloth, i.e. you button the buttons through both sides of the shirt.
What's this for?
thanks


It's so you can wear it with studs if you like. For formal wear.
 

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