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Harold falcon

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Can I wear a wool navy blue sport coat with these cotton pants?


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http://www.bonobos.com/store/item/friday_greys
 

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SF seems very critical of collar points visible under a jacket. This seems reasonable, but as someone who won't go any wider than a most conservative semi-spread, what brands/styles should I look at for shirts? Please assume that the jacket fits well enough, and that this is a problem with the shirt. I don't like to pay more than $40 for a shirt.

Thanks!
 

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People probably would say you should have asked your question in another thread. Where it probably would have gone unanswered.

It depends on how you are built, what you have tried, and where you live. Because ordering online when you don't know what will fit is risky. That being said, Eddie Bauer shirts in Tall might work. Edit: Tall L.L. Bean shirts are a slightly better bet.
 

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Have I got a challenge for you. I want these shoes. Cole-Haan used to sell them under their "Bragano" lines as the "Rivaldi" model. They don't anymore. Does anyone know who made these for Cole-Haan or where I can get something just like this?
 

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I could use some opinions on this suit. I can get it for $250, which is half off the original. Is it too short/"fashion forward"?

Here are pics, its a 36S. I really like it but second opinions are always good.

Also sorry the pics suck, was in a rush to get to work and my phone camera sucks ass.

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Side shot looks funky, it didnt look like that normally. Probably because my arm was up. Any feedback is welcome! Thanks
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Originally Posted by Navi
I could use some opinions on this suit. I can get it for $250, which is half off the original. Is it too short/"fashion forward"?

Here are pics, its a 36S. I really like it but second opinions are always good.

Also sorry the pics suck, was in a rush to get to work and my phone camera sucks ass.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_gOm8GJAPjGw/TYuq6PzDk0I/AAAAAAAAAgc/KGf-Fp7GppE/s512/IMG_20110324_161816-1-1.jpg[/img
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Side shot looks funky, it didnt look like that normally. Probably because my arm was up. Any feedback is welcome! Thanks [IMG]https://www.styleforum.net/images/smilies/smile.gif


Some weird stuff happening on the side of that sleeve, but it's actually the right size, a rarity for these questions.

No, it's not too short and fashiony. Not even close.
 

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Originally Posted by cptjeff
Some weird stuff happening on the side of that sleeve, but it's actually the right size, a rarity for these questions.

No, it's not too short and fashiony. Not even close.


thanks
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I'll probably pull the trigger once my tax return comes in... Cant wait!
 

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Originally Posted by Navi
I could use some opinions on this suit. I can get it for $250, which is half off the original. Is it too short/"fashion forward"?

Here are pics, its a 36S. I really like it but second opinions are always good.

Also sorry the pics suck, was in a rush to get to work and my phone camera sucks ass.

IMG_20110324_161816-1-1.jpg


Side shot looks funky, it didnt look like that normally. Probably because my arm was up. Any feedback is welcome! Thanks
smile.gif


It actually looks fairly decent, with the exception of the right sleeve.

The jacket is short but not remarkably so. Did you also try the 36R?
 

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I quite like gingham shirts but the smaller the check the more formal, and that check looks too big and informal to be worn with a jacket and tie. The same shirt in a microcheck would look much better.
 

Navi

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Originally Posted by wetnose
It actually looks fairly decent, with the exception of the right sleeve.

The jacket is short but not remarkably so. Did you also try the 36R?


I would have but they only had 36S and 38S. I could see if a special order would be possible but I kind of like the shortness.
 

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