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Second (and final) Podcast on THE SUIT

maxnharry

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Manton,

Loved the second podcast. WRT Malloy, I think that it was an important first introduction to men's clothing in a world where most fathers are ill equipped to teach their sons about clothes. As a treatise on dandyism, I agree thati it falls quite short, but part of the point of dandyism is that it is rare. If dandyism was common, it would certainly devalue it.
 

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If anyone out there is skeptical about getting this book, I really recommend listening to the interview. It's free and it will help you decide if you want to try the book. Very entertaining.
 

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