Naka
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They won't be SF approved lol
Jimmies have been rustled.
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They won't be SF approved lol
Jimmies have been rustled.
Looking good for a "casual" Friday in Sydney; especially like your jacket. Not a fan of your wrist beads but whatever floats your boatWIWT new P.Johnson jacket PoW check, 1/4 lined, patch pockets, wide notch lapels, 2.5button, natural shoulder subtle spalla camicia, all hand finished. Decided as an after thought to get the pants too so i can wear with a suit or wear as a separate. Shirt: Owen and James White OCBD
Jacket: PJohnson tailors for RB
Denim: Nudie Jeans
Pocket Square: Vintage Kimono silk by Vanda more on my tumblr
That just reminded me to find me some new Sutor Mantellassis soon.
I went and bought something from Myer for the first time in a long while: a TM Lewin fully fitted shirt. Fits very well with all their different sizing options to choose from. Figured it'll cost me just as much from online MTM anyway. $70. Only just realised TM Lewins have unfused collars.
That shirt looks great, I'd love one or two but I just can't justify getting it for pretty much the same price as a pair of meermins.Looking good for a "casual" Friday in Sydney; especially like your jacket.
Not a fan of your wrist beads but whatever floats your boat
Don't make me tell everyone about your South American virgins and what they bring for you...
PSA: for those so inclined, an extra 13% off TM Lewin online orders today. Use code: FRIDAY13 at check out.
Hope it's CT, has some more varied stuff.It's either TM Lewin or Charles Tyrwhitt that's opening a store on King St in Sydney shortly.