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Last week in Florence:
Taken for the challenge but never used..by the way, awesome to see you back Don!
Northern lights. Brown in town. It's fall, y'all.SF Family: Hober (tie) Yount (pants, shoes) (Pants are brown. Don't know if that's clear)
Technically yesterday. Seemed like a good day for Panta's odd vest.
All very good stuff gents, the bar is indeed high. Good to see @DonCologne back round these parts tooSomewhat comforting to see you back DC! Racing the light today. Early morning indoor shoe pics and the flash kicked in at 1630!
THIS HAT. THIS SCARF. Gray heather casentino ulster coat - Eidos Brown donegal Lorenzo suit - Eidos white/blue box check spread - Eidos Wool gun check tie - Cruciani e Bella Peal Chukks
People's Jury Prize - DonCologne 34 Clag's Jury Prize - Clags Cleav's Jury Prize - Clags Honourable mention(s) - Welcome back DC!Tons of heavy hitters on this page, too many to name but lots of good stuff. A legal aid dinner tonight makes for a rare opportunity to don a full suit today:
BBGF / Kamakura / Louis Walton / Kent Wang / AE
My green Donegal tweed suit - the light wasn't good when I got home. The fabric really needs to be seen properly and the light wasn't doing it any justice. I wasn't happy with most of the shots but I think these came out quite well:
I especially like the first one, a shame we can't see more details. The suede color looks amazing, who made these?
Why? Chalk and suede is effing great.
68 likes now.
This is from a few weeks ago in Merry Old England (in fact it wasn't merry at all, but incredibly cold):
today something between cold and warm weather.
best
T
Cross post from MC Casual
Sunday
Today, home earlier so beat the light, nearly....
SF Family:
Hober (tie)
Exquisite Trimmings (square)
Wolf vs Goat (trousers)
Good stuff on the last few pages.
Not to resurrect a dead discussion, but I remember some talk a while back about large paisley prints. I happen to have one, and while it's not terribly versatile, I think it can work when properly deployed. Here's my best effort.
So many people looking great these last few pages: Clags, kulata, Suge, Chocsosa, Cotton D, Flying M, and Cleav to name just a few. Great work gents. My favorite, however, is Urban Composition. So glad you're posting a little more over here again.
So as not to annoy Stitchy, I will not classify my fit today. What is not seen is the damage done to my pants by the dry cleaner that I noticed on the drive in to work this morning!! I have noticed that I am reaching for this Henry Carter tie very frequently. I need to temper that a little, but it also means I need to buy more from Jason.
Wednesday, paisley, and the Westminster Hymnal.
From the FC.
All Eidos with Belgian hooves.
A rare full, outside shot courtesy of my wife and an iPhone. A proper picture will follow shortly.
Blues and greys and a bit of linen mixed in for a warm day
MJ Bale
Luxire
H.C linen/silk
H.C Linen
Meermin
This one's another Fresco- the 512- but with a slightly stronger shoulder (for me).
silk knit
linen square
cordovan shoos
Hi guise- new suit office action shot
We fade to grey.
Paging (!) @SpooPoker Thanks. Love it!
Today. Its getting cold.
Best
T
Had a course and greens meeting at the Club yesterday wore this. Excellent for outside, toasty warm! Jacket off when inside and still like wearing a sauna!
FC X Apols
SF Family:
Howard Yount (suit, square)
Unipair (shoes)
Parent Teacher Conferences tonight. Finally home. Brown and grey herring: pants, vest, jacket, tie, pocket square, gloves, overcoat. Lucky number seven.
XFC:
X-post from challenge.
To stand out I use Jack as a secret weapon.
Plan was to shoot in the countyside with a 12 gauge and Le Chameau wellies. But I had to settle with tweed in the city.
@Anden looking great as always. Jack looking good too!
Very rainy here today, so the light is terrible. This is the best I could do...
Florence again, in front of Palazzo Pitti.
Today. Unspoilering second photo because colors are better.
Shoes are beaters (snow on ground) and they got some color and love once I got to the office.
All Eidos erraythang with Peal chucks.
FCXP
How to bring the sun out from behind the clouds in Melbourne: go for a walk wearing tweed.
How to make it go disappear? Go inside again.
Corneliani for RLP - Hackett - Camicissima - Henry Carter - Alexander Olch - Canali - Carmina
Have to go to a engagement party later today.
Also, I guess I should mention, I think this is my first WAYWRN post!
Deets:
Shirt: Inglese
SC: Formosa Hopsack
Trew: Rota
Shoes / Belt: Vass
Tie: Calabrese
Square: Rubi
Huge honour for me, the Club has invited me to be their Captain for 2015! I am deeply humbled, honoured and incredibly excited at the prospect. The Duchess and the Flower Garden are as proud as I am.
Complete surprise, in that only the past Captains decide.
I was invited to the Club yesterday -
@SpooPoker Love the jacket, superb as ever![icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif](http://files.styleforum.net/images/smilies/icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif)
@Newcomer Excellent![nod[1].gif](http://files.styleforum.net/images/smilies/nod[1].gif)
Showing how one waited for a telephone call before the invention of mobile telephones whilst wearing a Brooks Brothers brown herringbone tweed jacket (part of the three piece suit that I got at the Brooks Brothers store on Post and Grant in San Francisco in the Fall of 1965), Brooks Brothers yellow and white University stripe OCBD, and repp tie, Tommy Hilfiger yellow cotton sweater vest, Jim Thompson pocket square, Orvis cord trousers, Gold Toe Argyle socks, and Allen-Edmonds brown grain Kiowas.......
This time the too long blades are tucked.
Photoshoot for my wife's first batik collection.
No budget (yet), so it's a 100% DIY operation for now.
Obviously, tie & shirt choice weren't mine! Fun to do, though.
Man, I love autumn/winter. Flannel and the matte bourette silk of the tie is just perfect.
Back to boring and the maiden voyage of my new wool herringbone tie.
Worn for church.. channeling EFV, Anden and AAS on this one..
Cell phone pic with my lil' one..
Yesterday
Textures
Four pattern bingo.
SF Family:
Hober (tie)
Wang (square)
Blinding snow (built-in reflector/bounce card!).
Nicks Boots - Wickett & Craig English Bridle Veg Tan Leather - $759
These boots are made from 6.5 oz Wickett & Craig English Bridle Leather. This tannery has been making leather the old fashioned way since 1867. Each side can take about six weeks to produce, making it a significantly longer production time than most leather on the market.
