Here's a link.They look interesting and I never heard of that brand. Any info on their history?
I'm quite surprised myself that they don't have much recognition.
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Here's a link.They look interesting and I never heard of that brand. Any info on their history?
I thought I had seen a recent reference to Walsh. @Yorky might be able to tell us something more about them.Just a selection of my trainers and a few bowling shoes thrown in.
Top to bottom, left to right.
Adidas Italias
Adidas Gazelles, the white leather were bought over 25 years ago and not yet worn. I bought 2 pairs as they were a limited edition, I wear my old ones for cycling now.
Adidas Rekords
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Adidas Tokios
Adidas repros of a vintage sports boot, Stan Smith
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Fred Perry, Walsh
Dries Van Noten, Le Coq Sportif
Goal Harriers
White AMG Bowlers bought from Leeds bowling alley, Puma Bowlers
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Bought over a period of 25 + years, but none in the last 10 years, the white bowling shoes had a receipt in the box bought in 1988 for 29 quid.
I have gone to a pair of shorts and sandals sitting under the shade of a tree in the garden. But then I am not working. If I had the horrors of Zoom meetings I might put a shirt on.Climate change adaptation - I normally reserve this golf-style Peter Millar polo for holidays or weekends, not for work! With temps here still in the 30s after a torrid week, it was time to dig into the depths of my wardrobe.
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Armani // P Millar // CT chinos // La Portegna
Thankfully not too many virtual meetings at this time of year but I do have a longish one coming up next week. I shall wear something more formal for that but not a tie!I have gone to a pair of shorts and sandals sitting under the shade of a tree in the garden. But then I am not working. If I had the horrors of Zoom meetings I might put a shirt on.
Just a selection of my trainers and a few bowling shoes thrown in.
Top to bottom, left to right.
Adidas Italias
Adidas Gazelles, the white leather were bought over 25 years ago and not yet worn. I bought 2 pairs as they were a limited edition, I wear my old ones for cycling now.
Adidas Rekords
View attachment 1383382
Adidas Tokios
Adidas repros of a vintage sports boot, Stan Smith
View attachment 1383380
Fred Perry, Walsh
Dries Van Noten, Le Coq Sportif
Goal Harriers
White AMG Bowlers bought from Leeds bowling alley, Puma Bowlers
View attachment 1383383
Bought over a period of 25 + years, but none in the last 10 years, the white bowling shoes had a receipt in the box bought in 1988 for 29 quid.
Both styles seem standard length to me compared with gazelles etc, but they are narrow so I suppose that might exaggerate the length.How do those rekord and Tokio fit. Are they quite long? Adidas are re-releasing Japan, rekord and nippon this month but I have to get online. Just wondering if they are true to size as it's a toss up between the rekords or the nipping for me.
I have had a few pairs of Walsh trainers over the years, I bought my 1st pair on a weekend trip to London back in the late 90s, they had quite heavy treaded soles, as they were originally made for fell running. I couldn't resist having my name on a pair of trainers.I thought I had seen a recent reference to Walsh. @Yorky might be able to tell us something more about them.
I finally had chance to wear the new blazer on my Formal-ish Friday this week. Quite pleased with the fit and feel so far:Looking sharp gents ?
I have never bought anything from Massimo Dutti, although often been impressed with some of their stores when in Spain. Last week I was in TK Maxx where they had a display of some very nice looking DB navy blazers.
I tried one on and was pleased with the quality and fit and amazed that it was from M Dutti. Made in Portugal from lovely Italian fabric that is a blend of cotton, linen and wool, it is part lined, has natural shoulders and working cuff buttons. The sleeves needed shortening and, after discussion with my alterations tailor, we decided to shorten them from the shoulders to preserve the cuffs intact.
I collected it yesterday and am pleased with the result. Total cost with alterations was £72. It’s more 1980s than the Look but I am sure it will get some wear.
A couple of pictures and more to follow when I wear it.
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Thanks @Thin White Duke I have been thinking about buttons. I like the smokey mop ones on my bespoke blazer but perhaps something tending towards brown would be nice here.Fit looks good Mr K - I would get some brown corozo buttons on it or something similar to de-suitify it a bit!
Narrow lapels get pelters on SF but this brings to mind Lazenby’s marrow lapel 3 x 2 in OHMSS.
Condemned 84 t-shirt
I've still got my black 'Who' tee shirt from 1981 or 82, but I'd need four of them stapled together to cover me now.I never got the dislike for the 'orphaned suit jacket'. It seems a peculiarly American thing to me, like 'engine turned belt buckles' whatever the hell they are.
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Makes me wonder what band t shirt I'd wear now. It would definitely be a white one, black t shirts are grebo.