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The German police are getting new uniforms at the moment. They have switched from green to black (or ist it midnight blue?). The "Janker" shown above is a traditional/conservative piece of clothing. And Bavarians are pretty conservative. And we like to make fun of them, don't forget that.Originally Posted by Schnurretiger
The federal police, Bundespolizei, will have consistently navy blue uniforms by the end of 2012 to be in line with EU policy. The regional police forces of the 16 federal countries, Landespolizei, will have six different blue/black uniforms among them, with Bavaria and Saarland actually keeping the old green/mustard ones. Total mess.
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Well, it's Germany, after all.
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I have a couple of great MTM shirts from Germany. http://www.masshemd-bielefeld.de/ and another great brand is the shamwow. "It's made in Germany, you know they make great stuff"
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Just out of curiosity. You wouldn't find this collection boring and dull if it happened to be a German brand, would you?Originally Posted by SteG
A brand like Engineered Garments will *never* happen in Germany, that's why the question is too hypothetical to seriously think about.
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Schneider's of Austria produced indeed nice overcoats. However, Seidensticker are absolutely not of top notch quality imho. As mentioned above, Regent, Falke, Ign Joseph, Van Laack and Emanuel Berg are probably the only RTW/MTM brands in this thread that are of interest to most SF patrons.
Herr von Eden is more fashion forward but certainly no artisan quality.
Herr von Eden is more fashion forward but certainly no artisan quality.
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Jil Sander. Lagerfeld. Boss is so bad it can be good.
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A brand like Engineered Garments will *never* happen in Germany, that's why the question is too hypothetical to seriously think about.Originally Posted by SalingerFan
I beg to differ. The guy on the link looks more German than anything else I've seen on this forum. Have you ever been to Berlin?
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The federal police, Bundespolizei, will have consistently navy blue uniforms by the end of 2012 to be in line with EU policy. The regional police forces of the 16 federal countries, Landespolizei, will have six different blue/black uniforms among them, with Bavaria and Saarland actually keeping the old green/mustard ones. Total mess.Originally Posted by SteG
Bavaria and Saarland ?
They're not even real Germans anyway...
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