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I see what you mean, but I prefer brown (in this case beige) and blue to grey and blue. The beige makes it warmer and more interesting.Originally Posted by NOBD
I like this one more... but are you really sure you can resist the temptation of combining dark blue with grey? Go on, try it...Originally Posted by 0b5cur1ty
I appreciate the sentiment--ad hominem was always a sentimental favorite--but back to his pulling-at-the-waist, bottom-button-thirty-degrees-from-top-button jacket. I really have nothing against well-tailored clothing. (At my size, there's no other option.) And overcompensation is natural. In the effort to wear clothes that fit, some guys will wind up with undersized clothing.Originally Posted by amplifiedheat
you need spread collars. This collar is killing it, in a bad sense.Originally Posted by edmorel
crappy photos today:Originally Posted by Parker
crappy photos today:Originally Posted by Parker
I think I'll turn this into my signature line.Originally Posted by Bentley
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