ErikJN
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(and/or: @gdl203 , you guys offer international shipping, right?)
Just picked up an Eidos tuxedo to wear to a black tie wedding, the shantung silk facings are unbelievable in person. I am looking for a shirt to wear with it and went by the new Caruso store in NYC (unbelievable if you haven't been yet), the brand is under new ownership and they are doing higher end detail and finish work now. I was contemplating getting a sea island fabric turndown collar shirt with thinner swiss pleats. My only concern (other than the price!) is that it has french cuffs and not barreled cuffs.
I never really liked wearing cufflinks as they seem too flashy for me, are french cuffs necessary for black tie or is barreled cuff acceptable? If it should be cufflinks, any ideas on who supplies some understated and classy ones?
Many thanks, I really appreciate it.
If the front is pleated definitely go french cuff. As for links, try Kirby Allison, Monsieur Fox, and Kent Wang (there is a wide variety in price here).Just picked up an Eidos tuxedo to wear to a black tie wedding, the shantung silk facings are unbelievable in person. I am looking for a shirt to wear with it and went by the new Caruso store in NYC (unbelievable if you haven't been yet), the brand is under new ownership and they are doing higher end detail and finish work now. I was contemplating getting a sea island fabric turndown collar shirt with thinner swiss pleats. My only concern (other than the price!) is that it has french cuffs and not barreled cuffs.
I never really liked wearing cufflinks as they seem too flashy for me, are french cuffs necessary for black tie or is barreled cuff acceptable? If it should be cufflinks, any ideas on who supplies some understated and classy ones?
Many thanks, I really appreciate it.
Nearly every DB we've shown since the Florence collection has been the Ciro DB. It is indeed awesome. I same a to. of it but stores rarely buy DB. NMWA bought it in brown wide wale cord (just like we showed it in our presentation) for this coming fall along with matching pant separates.
You need a shirt that takes studs - can be French cuffs (doubled) or single cuffs (more formal), never barrel cuffs. So you need to buy a set of studs and links, not just cufflinks
what shirt is this?I had previously not realized how great the eidos ties are. I wish they were a little wider, but still pretty awesome.
It's bespoke from here in Houston - Hamilton shirtmakers.what shirt is this?
Thanks everyone! Greg is a fly front not acceptable with black tie? I suspected the advice received on the cuff links but I was under the impression fly front/concealed buttons are acceptable. Thanks again much appreciated.