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Alan, you are probably the most uniquely stylish guys on the forum anymore. You look cool af.
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Was wondering if anyone should happen to have a spare length of the LL TW27 cloth (you know, the brown wide herringbone tweed) that they would be willing to part with? Would be interested in anything between 2,5 and 3,5 meters. Thanks a lot!
@patrickBOOTHAlan, you are probably the most uniquely stylish guys on the forum anymore. You look cool af.
Lifetime service on a garment sounds like a marketing pitch unless it is clearly defined and spelled out.
Silk in the mix makes it more fragile (and so not as long-lived). It also makes it hotter to wear.
It adds a lustre that some people like.
I stick with linen or wool-linen for summer jackets but to each his own.
Silk in the mix makes it more fragile (and so not as long-lived). It also makes it hotter to wear.
It adds a lustre that some people like.
I stick with linen or wool-linen for summer jackets but to each his own.
I think it breathes better so you feel a slight breeze more. On hot days, it doesn’t matter what you wear it’s hot.Do people like wearing linen for the tradition, or look because there is nothing cooling about wearing linen. Sure water evaporates from it faster than cotton, but it also wears warmer than anything cotton. Also it frays faster at crease points.
Do people like wearing linen for the tradition, or look because there is nothing cooling about wearing linen. Sure water evaporates from it faster than cotton, but it also wears warmer than anything cotton. Also it frays faster at crease points.