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They are kung fu fighting again...Originally Posted by gazman70k
More like the 2nd move in Tai Chi, no?
just the kicks...Originally Posted by w.o.e.is.me.
Floors are WIN. Shoes too
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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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More like the 2nd move in Tai Chi, no?
Floors are WIN. Shoes too
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They are kung fu fighting again...Originally Posted by gazman70k
Everything is nice, the shoes nicest
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Hoping it stays somewhat sunny this afternoon!
Plus a more "roboticised" pose in this new (second wearing since collection) linen jacket to flag up fit problems:
The robot pose does reveal a few little niggles I hadn't previously spotted and aren't noticeable in day to day use. I think some of those niggles actually largely a natural function of the fabric rather than anything else, but I think next time I'll ask if the shoulders should be widened a fraction and perhaps the collar raised a touch at the back too. There's also an odd tiny little "dent" near my right shoulder visible in the "robot" photos but try as I might I just can't see what's causing it. It not there when on the hanger or even up close, so I think it's a quirk of my body that the linen fabric and slightly lighter construction shows up in a way darker fabrics and more structured garments don't. It's not noticeable in regular wear so I'm not bothered. But I'll be sure to keep an eye out for this in future orders. Thoughts?
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Good day today. The girls are at the beach. I'll be heading down to join them on Monday. Spent the day working in dirt! Great to be outside.Originally Posted by KtownGreg
SF influence? No kids, no wife, heading out for a burger and beer and to enjoy my book.....
I choose to wear a festive (if not SF approved) shirts, linen pants and bucs. A year ago I might have just gone in shorts and a Tee.
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reyn spooner
HY linen
JCrew dirty bucs
JLC MCC
I even considered putting these on but felt the redundancy of the blue in the shirt and formality of the shoes were too much. Do I have a problem? Probably.
You look quite relaxed. How is the fit of the HY linen?
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just the kicks...Originally Posted by w.o.e.is.me.
different shoes?
You're close and have a good eye...I think its more of a local transliteration of the sanskrit text a friend of mine drew up for me (translates to "teach")Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
अध्यापक
http://translate.google.com/#en|hi|teacher
Should be the second alphabet of the second translation result which is a mix of two simple alphabets.
Though the my translation is to Hindi while his tattoo is in Sanskrit though both share the same script
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different shoes?Originally Posted by chrisb0109
yup. Wings vs Caps.
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Sleep + Cawfee + Seersucker + Monocle = Happy PGOriginally Posted by Phat Guido
Seersucker shirt looks nice, where is it from?
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Originally Posted by Phat Guido
I so hope they sell denim
At first I read that as 'SuperMoist'
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