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^^^ The picking on that jacket is the shizzzzz
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Broke out the new Sam Hober grenadine today. Ah, the texture!Originally Posted by Threadbearer
Originally Posted by clarinetplayer
nice use of blues and greys gents!!
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Originally Posted by The_Foxx
this thread is DEFINITELY on its last legs.
Who is the maker of this bag?Originally Posted by Aaron01
i like the bag a lot.Originally Posted by Vaux_le_Vicomte
Brooks Brothers Made in England - don't know who the original maker is.
...Originally Posted by Reevolving
the tie is fine. you have really evolved. nice look.
Chale, I dey go Tema for make cut pictureOriginally Posted by barims
your pidgin dey come form small small
I always think of you as the dude in the Indiana Jones movies who is perfectly turned out in a suit and tie as he wanders through the marketplace of a third-world country; everything neatly in place and free of dust as he steps over the beggars and people dying of cholera.Originally Posted by MrDaniels
lol @ the vivid description. i can almost close my eyes and imagine it.
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RL Purple Label silk knit tie (extra-crunchy!)Originally Posted by The_Foxx
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I like your description of the tie: "extra crunchy"
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^^^Originally Posted by UrbanComposition
The picking on that jacket is the shizzzzz
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Broke out the new Sam Hober grenadine today.Originally Posted by Threadbearer
That blue looks nice with that grey.
http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/8749/dsc00022qt.jpgOriginally Posted by The_Foxx
That looks great, Foxx.
I wish half my teachers had looked as good as you do in this suit. In fact, I can remember only 1 professor who dressed as well as you do. Thanks for your sense of 'professionalism', TB
What a great description!: I always think of you as the dude in the Indiana Jones movies who is perfectly turned out in a suit and tie as he wanders through the marketplace of a third-world country; everything neatly in place and free of dust as he steps over the beggars and people dying of cholera.
Really, really like this, J. Congrats! (What is that behind you??)
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What a great description!: I always think of you as the dude in the Indiana Jones movies who is perfectly turned out in a suit and tie as he wanders through the marketplace of a third-world country; everything neatly in place and free of dust as he steps over the beggars and people dying of cholera.
Really, really like this, J. Congrats! (What is that behind you??)
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Nice lookOriginally Posted by mr monty
It's a bespoke made by Maftei Vienna.
Love the tie. What material/weave is it?Originally Posted by Holdfast
corduroy
Originally Posted by SpooPoker
I thought you would!
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Most (90%) is from Gallo the rest Perofilo, DoreDore and Viccel
Good to see you posting. The jacket's not my cup of tea but works well with the rest. I really like that bag.Originally Posted by ManofKent
Outstanding. Casual is so much more difficult to do well than formal.Originally Posted by 0b5cur1ty
Originally Posted by niidawg3
smashing!! definitely something to keep for the DTO archives
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Great! The young YSL
Like this a lot, fits you very well.. Keep posting.. What are the jacket and jeans?Originally Posted by gnatty8
Thanks, all. The jacket is custom-made by Safak in Cologne, jeans are APC NS.
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nice use of blues and greys gents!!Originally Posted by niidawg3
Thanks!
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Really, really like this, J. Congrats! (What is that behind you??)
Thanks, Tom. I believe that it is a giant flower pot.
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Originally Posted by UrbanComposition
Thought I'd break the autumn wardrobe out a little early this year. Please excuse the "action" shot - my wife didn't give me a "1, 2, 3" as a warning.
The ticket pocket adds the perfect touch. I like the trousers.
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