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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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gnatty8
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About the only reason I rue the end of winter is that the horseblankets will need to be relegated to the spare closet until the leaves turn color again in the fall. Figured I'd eke out some more wear of some of my favorites over the next few weeks:
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Oh, you do. You simply don't know that you do. Trust me.Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
Enlighten us, SG. I am not a derby fan either (except for chukka's).Originally Posted by NOBD
he will enlighten us, can't wait...Originally Posted by fritzl
the chukka is no derby in the common sense.
But it is in a technical/constructional sense, isn't it?Originally Posted by NOBD
I'm not saying that everybody here has to like derby shoes. However, "knowing" Sander to a certain degree, I can envision the perfect shoe for his needs. In a derby style.Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
I understand. I'm curious what you have in mind for him.Originally Posted by NOBD
Now I'm curious as well... you already know, that I want a 2/3-eyelet derby, don't you? But those are, almost like Chukkas (which I love), nearly not derbys anymore (in the traditional sense).
- thanks for the vote, but I have actually worn that comboOriginally Posted by Phat Guido
The pants and the shoes, sure (and I think that looks good); but not with those socks, no?
kitonbrioni
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Brioni overcoat
NM gloves
Oxxford suit
NM scarf
NM pocket-square
Kiton shirt
Brioni tie
Cartier belt
Pantherella socks
CC cologne
Cartier watch
NM gloves
Oxxford suit
NM scarf
NM pocket-square
Kiton shirt
Brioni tie
Cartier belt
Pantherella socks
CC cologne
Cartier watch
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There are no belt loops, thus no belt.Originally Posted by Sander
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Mark from Plano
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Package arrive from Hong Kong today. Spoils of my January visit with Ram Keswani of MyTailor:
Summer jacket in light weight wool. Blue with cream windowpane. Mother of pearl buttons. Was supposed to come half-lined, but came fully lined. The cream buttonhole on the lapel wasn't something I specified, but on this jacket I think I like it.
Five pair of flat front trousers in assorted colors. Dark gray, medium gray, navy, tan and chinos. All flat front with 2" cuffs.
Shirts are coming in the next package. Glad these arrived since I'm meeting with Ram later this week and the jacket, while it generally fits great, needs a bit more room at the waist. I'm also going to start him on some heavy linen trousers and maybe a full linen suit (DB jacket, I think).
Summer jacket in light weight wool. Blue with cream windowpane. Mother of pearl buttons. Was supposed to come half-lined, but came fully lined. The cream buttonhole on the lapel wasn't something I specified, but on this jacket I think I like it.
Five pair of flat front trousers in assorted colors. Dark gray, medium gray, navy, tan and chinos. All flat front with 2" cuffs.
Shirts are coming in the next package. Glad these arrived since I'm meeting with Ram later this week and the jacket, while it generally fits great, needs a bit more room at the waist. I'm also going to start him on some heavy linen trousers and maybe a full linen suit (DB jacket, I think).
JohnsNotHere
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Yes.Originally Posted by Schorsch
Because matching is for small timers.
I have a feeling Rowrow has read some "rules" where socks match your pants (sure, but kinda boring. Red / grey is a classic look) and belt matches your shoes (correct... unless you're not wearing one, i.e. where one's pants have side adjusters and no belt loops).
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