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At Work. Inside button thread came lose while traveling with the jacket, so it's unbuttoned in there, which caused the awkward fit.Originally Posted by PaoloM
At Work. Inside button thread came lose while traveling with the jacket, so it's unbuttoned in there, which caused the awkward fit.Originally Posted by PaoloM
There wasnt a convenience store nearby that sells a needle and thread so you could sew it back on? Every man should be able to sew on his own buttons in a pinch. Although I do agree with JamesBond about how bad it is. I think it looks like a satchel of damp turd draped over your body.Originally Posted by potemkin_city_limits
haha I wouldn't put it so harshly but I agree wholeheartedly about the sewing and the fit.Originally Posted by bluealien14
Would you walk out of your job to go sew a button on? I didn't even have the jacket on for the whole there, except when clients were there.Originally Posted by PaoloM
Well if I was going to take the time to photograph myself, upload the photo to a computer, then post it on a forum dedicated to mens style, in a thread dedicated to looking your best, then I would have probably opted to sew the button back on rather than make excuses for why it doesnt look right.Originally Posted by potemkin_city_limits
Paolo, that jacket isn't doing you any favors. The ultra high buttoning point is strange. Have you tried buttoning only the bottom button?Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
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