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Molino in Root Beer, keep it or leave it?
(Considering that I already have the Dealan Hickory and Dealan VT3)
This would be my first Molino.
Thanks 😎
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Molino in Root Beer, keep it or leave it?
(Considering that I already have the Dealan Hickory and Dealan VT3)
This would be my first Molino.
Thanks 😎 View attachment 1862955 View attachment 1862956

You probably already know my answer.

As often was said, the Molino is a classy, versatile model, and the Rootbeer is a gorgeous colouway. Now it's up to you, if you want to increase your collection, or instead want to limit it to a few pieces. In the latter case, this model would be a partial juxtaposition with the other frames you mentioned. On the other hand I find the Molino significantly different from the Dealan.
 
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You probably already know my answer.

As often was said, the Molino is a classy, versatile model, and the Rootbeer is a gorgeous colouway. Now it's up to you, if you want to increase your collection, or instead want to limit it to a few pieces. In the latter case, this model would be a partial juxtaposition with the other frames you mentioned. On the other hand I find the Molino significantly different from the Dealan.
Hi Dorian, appreciate your feedback! I also find the Molino and Dealan significantly different.
My collection is intentionally quite homogene, moving between black, tortoise and brown colors in Dealan/Fellinish frames. Might be a keep :)
 

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They look absolutely fine. Your only real decision is to whether the overlap with your existing shades is narrow enough to warrant owning another in similar vein.
I have this 'problem' with everything; jeans, shoes, shirts but I guess gives an identity 😅
 

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I have this 'problem' with everything; jeans, shoes, shirts but I guess gives an identity 😅
Yeah it’s interesting how some people whether we’re taking JMMs or entire wardrobes go for wide variety while others walk a narrow lane. Nothing wrong with either approach of course. I remember being in a local tailor shop and fantasising about owning loads of suits in medium blue - a herringbone, a Prince of wales, a self stripe, a sharkskin, a houndstooth etc - all just slightly different. Would make accessories easy!
 

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Yeah it’s interesting how some people whether we’re taking JMMs or entire wardrobes go for wide variety while others walk a narrow lane. Nothing wrong with either approach of course. I remember being in a local tailor shop and fantasising about owning loads of suits in medium blue - a herringbone, a Prince of wales, a self stripe, a sharkskin, a houndstooth etc - all just slightly different. Would make accessories easy!

I'm on the other side, I really appreciate the most possible variety, even though I always want to show my distinctive style.
Speaking of JMM, I have the Kobo and the Devaux, and I love both of them.
 

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I'm on the other side, I really appreciate the most possible variety, even though I always want to show my distinctive style.
Speaking of JMM, I have the Kobo and the Devaux, and I love both of them.
In Root Beer you mean? How easy is it for you to wear the Kobo?
 

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In Root Beer you mean? How easy is it for you to wear the Kobo?

I have it in Rootbeer and in Noir. As I already said, the Kobo is among the most "difficult" frames, as oversized and with that very quirky shape. I always wear classic clothing and, surprisingly, find it a very pleasant contrast with the "sleaziness" of the Kobo.

Of course the Molino is by far easier to pull off. I think it's a frame suitable for quite all faces.
 

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The Fellini Molino is a bit of an overlap but still both worthy of inclusion in a collection, especially if different hues….
 

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