Gerry Nelson
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You opted for straight over slim, G?
Straight over tapered, TBM. Both the SL-100x and ST-100x are slim.
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You opted for straight over slim, G?
Anybody in the market for a new hoodie?
http://www.slate.com/articles/techn..._is_the_greatest_sweatshirt_known_to_man.html
What I mean is you can't make no profit forever, so eventually when it comes time to start making a profit you have to put your prices up, which is really hard to do, because why would someone pay $60 for the same shirt they bought for $40 last year.
MJ Bale put these in my mailbox today:
http://www.mjbale.com/suits/tuxedos
Wish one of them was shawl collar, and one was midnight blue
Still, given the paucity of quality dinner suits in Aus, this is a nice option to have.
Anyone's had a chance to drop by on the new Double Monk shoe store in Melbourne? I am curious about their Lobb and EG pricing
Anyone's had a chance to drop by on the new Double Monk shoe store in Melbourne? I am curious about their Lobb and EG pricing
i dont mind midnight navy for a tuxBasically I see black tie as conservative with small permissible deviations.
If it says black tie and you feel rebellious teenage angst sneaking up - then grow up - don't go if you don't like it.
Otherwise conform and try to stand out, subtly, on details - deep dark blue navy is fine, suede navy slip ons = fine, no socks = immature idiot.