Australian Members

[lachyzee]

Cords don't hold a crease very well I assume?

 

[Geoffrey Firmin]

I never worn corduroy in a business environment I mainly wear them casually through winter and to be honest I've never ironed creases into them. In all honesty I very rarely iron them

 

[Gerry Nelson]



Acquired with help of TheBrownMan. Now I wonder why I didn't do it sooner!

 

[lachyzee]

So they're more of a casual Chino alternative. Hmm. Might think about a Luxire pair. They look comfy.

 

[Liber]

Liber - it looks nice (well, what we can see of it, anyway!), but that's a surprisingly wide hem at the bottom of the shirt. Is that's Luxire's default or did you request a wide hem?

Thanks, and you're right. I've never actually noticed... I guess it must be their default? Only shirt I've ordered from them, but will definitely be getting more.

 

[Geoffrey Firmin]

lachyzee

Have a look at BB I've a couple of pairs very comfortable wore a navy pair with a sky blue OCBD and heather cashmere jumper last night to the theatre. Good casual alternative for winter. PRL used to make good ones in particular the St Andrews cut if you ask PoP nicely he may share his knowledge of English corduroy trousers sites.

 

[Thanasi]

What's the best way to remove coffee stain from a pair of slacks without taking to dry cleaners?

 

[wurger]

Bally and black stockings, Vass and blue corduroy

 

[The Ernesto]



Brilliant.

Straight out of an Eric Ambler novel.

 

[Geoffrey Firmin]

Christ on a bike the test between the AB & Poms is over the top. The pace it's being played at is incredible just hope it's like this in the second half and then Wallabies v France and the World as HG Nelson says "a weekend when too much sport is not enough"

 

[md2010]



Bally and black stockings, Vass and blue corduroy

Nice ... Is that your mrs or your assistant ?? Lol

 

[wurger]

no chance of converting my SA.

 

[Geoffrey Firmin]

The Australian v France was the most boring rugby test I've ever seen. Merde!

 

[Henry Carter]

Indeed it was. Right up to the Last 10 seconds

 

[Testo]

Hi guys, from asking around, it seems that its generally pointless to buy most things in Australia because you can get the same, or better quality from oversea retailers for less. Are there any exceptions to this other than the really cheap items like socks, etc that aren't worth paying shipping for?