Spurr S/S 10

[farfisa23]

I love it, want it and would wear almost the whole collection, with the exception of the denim vest.

http://men.style.com/fashion/collect...thumb/SPURRMEN

 

[robin]

Disappointing. Almost like a continuation of SS09.

I think Mauro was there. Maybe he'll post some pictures.

 

[ahjota]

On Facebook Mauro said this:

The spurr viewing was SICK!!! Anyone with a budget thats likes to look amazing he is your man! Pics to be posted!

 

[whodini]

I've long ago come not to expect much from Spurr by way of photos. It's a brand that for the most part doesn't have pieces that stand out in a crowd aside from being well-fitting; it's like the wearer is the only one in on the secret as to how great the fabrics feel on his skin.

I'm fairly certain this is basic idea behind Spurr and Simon says something to that effect in his interview with Mauro.

 

[Baron]

Spurr is probably the line from which I'd happily own and wear the highest percentage of pieces. Everything I've seen is top notch in fit, construction and materials. It isn't avant garde or flashy but neither am I.

 

[whodini]

^^^

Where ya been, stranger?

 

[ctrlaltelite]

I was there yesterday and spoke with Simon and his sales director David regarding the new collection, I love a lot of it especially the suiting, there is a salmon suit that I must have, and when you take into account the construction that went into each suit it's really a bargain. Some if the jeans featured were very nice as well, two of the well-worn pairs were broken in by Simon himself.

 

[farfisa23]

Originally Posted by Baron

It isn't avant garde or flashy but neither am I.

Don't sell yourself short with that attitude, homie.

 

[stylo 9000]

Originally Posted by Baron

Spurr is probably the line from which I'd happily own and wear the highest percentage of pieces. Everything I've seen is top notch in fit, construction and materials. It isn't avant garde or flashy but neither am I.

+1. Stuff looks awesome and surprisingly wearable for me.

 

[Baron]

Originally Posted by whodini

^^^

Where ya been, stranger?

Now that I've settled into quiet domesticity (I have a baby on the way (gulp)), I try to restrict myself to the respectability of the MC forum.

Originally Posted by farfisa23

Don't sell yourself short with that attitude, homie.

I certainly can't pull off a Dries tunic one night and an ascot the next so I remain humble in your presence, especially since you started this thread.

 

[toothsomesound]

Originally Posted by whodini

I've long ago come not to expect much from Spurr by way of photos. It's a brand that for the most part doesn't have pieces that stand out in a crowd aside from being well-fitting; it's like the wearer is the only one in on the secret as to how great the fabrics feel on his skin.

I'm fairly certain this is basic idea behind Spurr and Simon says something to that effect in his interview with Mauro.

Definitely true, certainly a stealth wealth brand. I like the denim pieces in this collection, especially that vest and the workshirt.

 

[whodini]

Originally Posted by Baron

Now that I've settled into quiet domesticity (I have a baby on the way (gulp)), I try to restrict myself to the respectability of the MC forum.

Wow... Old man Baron is all grown up. Congrats!

 

[jet]

Congrats family man.

 

[DLester]

Nice. It reminded me of Ralph Lauren for some reason.

As people have observed with other collections, lapels are getting wider again. Or maybe just back to "normal."

 

[mulansauce]

Originally Posted by DLester

Nice. It reminded me of Ralph Lauren for some reason.
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