The Anderson & Sheppard Expatriates Thread

voxsartoria · Apr 24, 2010

Originally Posted by rnoldh

Also with all of your expensive weapons, are you as good a shot as Burroughs?

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rnoldh · Apr 24, 2010

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

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Dw3610wm · Apr 24, 2010

Also If you can do JL (famous westren design of shoe name) logo monogram I will pay $9 per shoe kind regards sir

The_Foxx · Apr 24, 2010

Anyone? Input? here is the location of the full episode I saw, "setting the stage"

http://www.hgtv.com/videos/setting-the-stage/51475.html

Originally Posted by The_Foxx

Was just watching Selling New York on HGTV, great show-- for some reason, the style of realtor Kirk Rundhaug struck me as having nice soft shoulders, good english heavier cloth/ chalkstripes, wondered if it might possibly be A&S? his style looks very british to me, very well turned out fellow in my opinion.

thoughts?

TheFoo · Apr 24, 2010

Originally Posted by The_Foxx

Anyone? Input? here is the location of the full episode I saw, "setting the stage" http://www.hgtv.com/videos/setting-the-stage/51475.html
Eh, personally, I'm not impressed. Horses for courses, but I'm also willing to bet it's not A&S or anything related. The shoulders are way too straight and there is no drape to speak of. Also, it's got a single vent.

jamesbond · Apr 24, 2010

Originally Posted by The_Foxx

Anyone? Input? here is the location of the full episode I saw, "setting the stage"

http://www.hgtv.com/videos/setting-the-stage/51475.html

Foxx, do you realize that you post some very strange things?

The_Foxx · Apr 25, 2010

yes, I suppose that is true. But, in watching this episode, i liked the suits-- and didn't think all of them were single vented, could have sworn there were some double vents in there.

Originally Posted by jamesbond

Foxx, do you realize that you post some very strange things?

voxsartoria · Jun 9, 2010

Originally Posted by radicaldog

Great suit: great cut, great choice of cloth. I even like the ticket pocket. Not a fan of no-break trousers (too obviously contrived for me), but I suppose that when you walk around and wear them for a bit they do end up resting on your shoes a bit

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KObalto · Jun 9, 2010

Originally Posted by comrade

As was William Borroughs, who IMHO, made a grater contribution
to the Literary Canon than that limp-wristed Anglophile.
.
http://laist.com/attachments/la_heat...0burroughs.jpg

Originally Posted by brax

As was Tennessee Williams.

Limp-wristed or from St. Louis?

Canal Directo · Jun 9, 2010

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

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Great suit... as usual

lasbar · Jun 9, 2010

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

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Great suit Bill...

I like the all balance in it...

voxsartoria · Jun 9, 2010

Originally Posted by Canal Directo

Great suit... as usual

Originally Posted by lasbar

Great suit Bill...

I like the all balance in it...

Thanks.

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Michael Ay329 · Jun 9, 2010

Bill...uhh...Vox, the size of the lapel is a good large size for my tastes

Do your jacket/ticket pockets have flaps...which were pushed in for the photo?

What does it mean by no trouser break?

I feel a creme or tobacco colored shirt (preferably with stripes) would have been even nicer than the pale blue shirt worn in the pics

The pale lavander color of this suit was not to my liking...perhaps oxblood shoes would have looked even nicer than the brown worn

I can't figure out any more nice things to add...have a nice day Bill

Panzeraxe II · Jun 9, 2010

Very nice suit Vox. I actually like the width of those lapels.

I do wish that you'd use collar stays though.

voxsartoria · Jun 9, 2010

Originally Posted by Michael Ay329

Bill...uhh...Vox, the size of the lapel is a good large size for my tastes

I agree.

Originally Posted by Michael Ay329

Do your jacket/ticket pockets have flaps...which were pushed in for the photo?

Yes.

Originally Posted by Michael Ay329

What does it mean by no trouser break?

I prefer that the hem doesn't go further than touching the shoe. This will produce a small break.

I can't stand pants that go the other way, with rolling breaks. I am more forgiving of that, however, if the hem is cuffless, and if it is is slanted toward the heel.

The world today is plauged more by pants that are hideously long than pants that are innocently short.

I suppose is also depends on what you saw growing up.

Originally Posted by Michael Ay329

I feel a creme or tobacco colored shirt (preferably with stripes) would have been even nicer than the pale blue shirt worn in the pics

The pale lavander color of this suit was not to my liking...perhaps oxblood shoes would have looked even nicer than the brown worn

It's a brown Lesser nailhead from the 9.5/10 book. The ground is gray, and it is the combination of the brown with gray that makes this cloth rockin'.

Originally Posted by Michael Ay329

I can't figure out any more nice things to add...have a nice day Bill

You, too, bubbah.

Originally Posted by Panzeraxe II

Very nice suit Vox. I actually like the width of those lapels.

I do wish that you'd use collar stays though.

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