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What do you think is the most versatile tie of the 2 below, given my suits are solid navy, herringbone navy or mid grey sharkskins. I have an olive complexion and dark brown hair
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Solid navy tie
Solid dark green tie.
I'm trying to buy better quality ties and starting with some basics, and have solid black and solid brown covered.
Any of those suits worn with a white shirt would look great with a solid navy tie. The mid grey shakrskin with a light blue shirt would also look fantastic with the solid navy tie. I would avoid dark green ties in general, but thats just my opinion.
 

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I got to work this morning and was drinking my morning cup of joe when I accidently spilled some on a pair of Epaulet wool trousers that I had on. There are now three small stains on my trousers. I had washed the stained area with water and them dabbed the area, but was wondering what else I could do to immediately resolve the issue at hand.

When I get home after work, is my best bet to wash the pant in woolite?
 
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I got to work this morning and was drinking my morning cup of joe when I accidently spilled some on a pair of Epaulet wool trousers that I had on. There are now three small stains on my trousers. I had washed the stained area with water and them dabbed the area, but was wondering what else I could do to immediately resolve the issue at hand.

When I get home after work, is my best bet to wash the pant in woolite?

Bile soap on that area and let it do its work for 24 hours (put it in a plastic bag to keep it damp)?
 

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I got to work this morning and was drinking my morning cup of joe when I accidently spilled some on a pair of Epaulet wool trousers that I had on. There are now three small stains on my trousers. I had washed the stained area with water and them dabbed the area, but was wondering what else I could do to immediately resolve the issue at hand.

When I get home after work, is my best bet to wash the pant in woolite?


That's what dry cleaners are for.
 

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I got to work this morning and was drinking my morning cup of joe when I accidently spilled some on a pair of Epaulet wool trousers that I had on. There are now three small stains on my trousers. I had washed the stained area with water and them dabbed the area, but was wondering what else I could do to immediately resolve the issue at hand.

When I get home after work, is my best bet to wash the pant in woolite?
Those Tide pens should work well enough on coffee stains.
 

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That's what dry cleaners are for.

I just wanted to know if there were any immediate solutions. Just got into men's fashion recently and have never taken my clothes to a dry cleaner before, but I'll have to do that.

Hand soap and water has cleared up most of the stain, but I'll take it to the dry cleaner tom.
 

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If you bring it to the cleaner, better don't do anything.

And if you do something, use bile soap.
 

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