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Jacques Marie Mage - Wolves, Obnoxious Acetate and The American Dream

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I’d go with Taupe as it works better with your face shape and complexion.
Since when does Derek have a face shape and complexion?

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Back on the conversation of cases. I have the three ones JMM do, but would like a quality 'beater' one I can use day to day, as I feel the resell value is dimished if I use the others out of the house.

I have one that works well for my Seberg and Scarpa, but is too tight for the acetate frames that they go wonky.

Any suggestions for Japanese made leather ones etc?
I use a Headporter Hybrid. Hender Scheme have a nice one as well.
Goyard has a new one out if that’s your thing.
 
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Back on the conversation of cases. I have the three ones JMM do, but would like a quality 'beater' one I can use day to day, as I feel the resell value is dimished if I use the others out of the house.

I have one that works well for my Seberg and Scarpa, but is too tight for the acetate frames that they go wonky.

Any suggestions for Japanese made leather ones etc?

I've posted these before, but for what it's worth, I use the following:

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⬆ Drake's silk eyewear case. Since it's a soft covering, it's not something that will protect your eyewear if you accidentally crush it somehow. But it protects it from getting scratched. I use this when I put my glasses in my in-breast pocket, like inside of a coat. I was surprised to find that it fits all my JMM eyewear, including the Taos.



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⬆ RRL leather case with a concho snap button. I think the style fits well with the JMM aesthetic. They do different ones every season. This is from an old season, but you may be able to find it on eBay. It's a hard case, so it offers more protection. But since it's big, it's not something you can fit into an in breast pocket. More something you throw into a bag.


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⬆ Bespoke handsewn Chester Mox case made from black alligator, and then lined with a suede-like material called Alcantara to protect the lenses. Unfortunately, this one is too small for my larger JMM frames, but it works with the Scarpa. Since Chester Mox makes custom goods, you can theoretically get one in any size, shape, and design. I had one made with a simple opening. It's somewhere between a hard and soft shell, so it works in an in-breast pocket, but might not be something you want to throw into a bag.
 

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I received the Gonzo Dukes from @JDelage (via @Jaymig926).
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I was planning on buying a pair of Ray Ban Aviators this summer, but instead I was fortunate enough (and smart enough ;)) to win these! These are quite a step up from my current eyewear and I am super stoked and blessed to have received them. (although now that I have been introduced to JMM I may be sucked down the rabbit hole like a line of coke up my nostril after I pop these bad boys on). I’m not gonna lie, these are some BIG shades, but with the right outfit/in the right situation I think I can rock them.
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I am inspired by ya’ll to pay it forward and help a total stranger. Peace and Love My Brothers! Freedom Blockers for life. :slayer:
 

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wellema really does make the best hats. Such a wonderful shape and fit
I dunno about that but I like to see hats worn like in UC’s pic with the front flipped up. I have a few fedoras and several fedora shaped panamas and always keep the brims snapped up. First I think they just look better but it also moves them a small step away from that film noir cosplay look!
 

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I dunno about that but I like to see hats worn like in UC’s pic with the front flipped up. I have a few fedoras and several fedora shaped panamas and always keep the brims snapped up. First I think they just look better but it also moves them a small step away from that film noir cosplay look!

i mean, I can’t speak to his quality personally but many trusted peeps love his work. I also definitely enjoy this look with the brims up. I’ve been searching eBay for months and months to find a hat that I think fits my style. A bit western, a bit casual. Much like this!
 

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i mean, I can’t speak to his quality personally but many trusted peeps love his work. I also definitely enjoy this look with the brims up. I’ve been searching eBay for months and months to find a hat that I think fits my style. A bit western, a bit casual. Much like this!
Have you looked at the Stetson open road? They seem to bridge the gap between cowboy style and city gent (west of the Mississippi at least!)
 

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Have you looked at the Stetson open road? They seem to bridge the gap between cowboy style and city gent (west of the Mississippi at least!)

yes! That’s my current number one, I have a search notification up for eBay, Grailed. They get snapped up pretty quick.
 

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Interested in buying a zephirin 47 in a tortoise shell frame with a lighter color lens (vintage green, orange/lighter brown, etc). Wondering if anyone has any ideas or has seen some older ones in stock recently in stores? Thanks.
 

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