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i'm not too sure but i think only ndg stocked them. never seen them anywhere else.
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That's the one with the wing collar right? I was thinking about that shirt for awhile too. I think it would look better dressed up under a dark grey wool work vest (like a filson or something).Originally Posted by robin
Yes it is. I agree with the layering, I had something like that in mind when I ordered it. I have a charcoal plaid filson mackinaw vest that I belive will layer beautifully with the shirt.
Regarding the collar, do you have any idea what the story is?
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Regarding the collar, do you have any idea what the story is?Originally Posted by SuperBobo
The wing collar today is typically found on formal shirts, though back in the 19th to early 20th century there were variations worn for everyday use. It seems kind of weird they'd pair it up with red plaid, but there you have it.
There are some cool pictures of a japanese guy rocking one in the white corduroy fabric in one my magazines here. I'll try and scan it and post it up once I find it.
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Muji bi-fold beige wallet
UO heathered cream button front tank
Uniqlo dark grey slim slacks
Opening Ceremony beige "Short Jacket"
Opening Ceremony khaki "shorts in a sac"
Jil Sander short sleeve pop-over contrast collar sweater
Band of Outsiders black button-down overdye
B. Son black cowl/drape neck t
That was my New York adventure. Almost kopped Jil colorblock shoes and pants, Julian Red and Raf x Raf jeans. Saw Socal and Randallr, had lunch and ran around Soho. Good guys.
+ grey heathered tweed roll neck sweater and grey tweed slacks by Filippa K ordered from Matthew Izzo
UO heathered cream button front tank
Uniqlo dark grey slim slacks
Opening Ceremony beige "Short Jacket"
Opening Ceremony khaki "shorts in a sac"
Jil Sander short sleeve pop-over contrast collar sweater
Band of Outsiders black button-down overdye
B. Son black cowl/drape neck t
That was my New York adventure. Almost kopped Jil colorblock shoes and pants, Julian Red and Raf x Raf jeans. Saw Socal and Randallr, had lunch and ran around Soho. Good guys.
+ grey heathered tweed roll neck sweater and grey tweed slacks by Filippa K ordered from Matthew Izzo
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First contribution to this thread. Yuketen Navy Suede Bucks from eBay thanks to the SF tip. I am trying to break these bad boys in as they are tight (not to mention the pic angle makes it look like I'm wearing children's size shoes - yikes!). They are starting to give some, but time to get some shoe trees.
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First contribution to this thread. Yuketen Navy Suede Bucks from eBay thanks to the SF tip. I am trying to break these bad boys in as they are tight (not to mention the pic angle makes it look like I'm wearing children's size shoes - yikes!). They are starting to give some, but time to get some shoe trees.Originally Posted by tonio028
Great shoes, but I'd be interested in seeing how they'd look with the laces changed. Again, it might be the angle, but the stock laces are making them look kind of like skateboarding shoes.
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those look pretty nice albeit a bit chunky. i'm guessing there aren't more where those came from since i don't see any on the bay.Originally Posted by delirium
good purchase
Yeah it's the goofy angle I took them at that gives them that appearance. They aren't klunky in the least actually. I don't think there are any more as I had them all on my watchlist. There was a forum member (andylieu something or other) selling some, not sure if he still is.
Great shoes, but I'd be interested in seeing how they'd look with the laces changed. Again, it might be the angle, but the stock laces are making them look kind of like skateboarding shoes.Originally Posted by wmmk
I'll get some new laces eventually after I get through the breaking in process. They'll change the whole look for sure.
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Sperry Topsider Chukka in brown suede. I actually managed to find something decent here in Canada - and I don't even live in Toronto. Very astonishing.
These things are the absolute most damn comfortable things I've ever put on my feet. Thank god for epic sales
These things are the absolute most damn comfortable things I've ever put on my feet. Thank god for epic sales
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