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the only jacket i wouldnt ever really wear as a coat is a norfolk.Originally Posted by JO3B
^ yeah I figured there was something odd about that statement, thanks for clearing it up though.
Now my new challenge is to find that norfolk (or baker) in xs.
I'm actually curious as to how you wear your baker, but let me explain a bit, I like to wear the jackets more like a coat or layering piece and I rarely wear them like a traditional SC with a bd shirt or shirt and tie, and since only the norfolk and the baker were made in this material, I'm currently leaning more towards the norfolk becuase it has more of a coat feel to it than the baker imo So wondering if you ever wear that baker more like a coat, lapel unfolded or fully buttoned to the top? how does that look? do you like it? I've never really seen photos of the baker worn with the unfolded lapels or even fully buttoned up, I know the upland looks great worn in this manner and I tried a corduroy norfolk at barneys the other day it also looks good worn like this, so just wondering how the baker compares, thanks....Originally Posted by canstyleace
I mostly wear the Baker as a coat, especially in early fall it was too warm to wear indoors. When the temp locked in at 45° for about a month, I could usually be seen with a J.Crew JaspÃ
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Hey, they are cream colored heavy wool boot socks!Originally Posted by zissou
Thanks, dragonxking.
Why not J.Crew made in Vermont boot socks? They are on sale for about $10 now.
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So, yeah, I was in store, and I for some reason didn't quite like the boot socks. Call me strange, but there was something about the marled knit that I wasn't crazy about. So, here is what I got, plus one extra treat:
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Sup guys. I just got my argyle bedford in from Farinelli's. Surprised I haven't seen anyone else get this, it's awesome. So I figured I'd share some pictures. I don't plan to wear it like this most of the time. I'll probably dress it up a bit more with some chinos and a flannel or oxford or something. I made sure not to use flash because the argyle stands out a lot more under the flash
. These pics are very representative of what it looks like.
The wool is really soft and not scratchy at all, and I love the fit. For reference: I'm 6'1", 170lbs and this is a M and it really is a perfect fit. God I love this jacket.
Oh, those are my keys in my pocket
The wool is really soft and not scratchy at all, and I love the fit. For reference: I'm 6'1", 170lbs and this is a M and it really is a perfect fit. God I love this jacket.
Oh, those are my keys in my pocket
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I thought you were happy to see me.
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toru, i wouldn't doubt that you'd be able to find it on yoox or the like next season.Originally Posted by JO3B
I would like one, but I wouldn't spend more than $100 on it as I'd probably only wear it like once or twice a year.
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i almost bought that same bedford mitchell, and I regret not going for it. Man, I love the cut of the bedford jacket. It has to be my favorite EG item.
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