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Nice knot! What's your secret?Originally Posted by bleachboy
Don't have one. Just practice
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. Lufty, this looks really good. Good matching of colors and textures.Originally Posted by JayJay
Lufty - I have a jacket just like this, given to me by my father. I was kind of up in the air about whether I should get it tailored and repaired, and now think I am. Thanks for the inspiration.Originally Posted by chasingred
Thanks gents. This was given to me by a friend's mother some years back. I think the jacket used to belong to her father (my friend's grandfather). My friend is far larger than I, so his mother gave it to me rather than throw it out. And I'm glad, as I really like it.
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Originally Posted by Tibor
^ Style.
...Originally Posted by AlanC
I don't know. It all looks good, esp. the hat, but somehow I'm not feeling it overall.
Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
I can't do casual, but I do like the look of this.
...Originally Posted by luftvier
The lapel pin made me lol.
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Originally Posted by TC (Houston)
Welcome back Fwokker. Nice do.
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Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
Jeans still coming along nicely. I've worn them everyday for at least a few hours since I've bought them in the beginning of September.
Until they start stinking, don't wash 'em. They'll get a wicked patina & develop into the best fit.
Some suede captoes. I am just being nitpicky. I have really enjoyed your overall style.Originally Posted by ndw
Originally Posted by luftvier
Really like the colors today. The jacket fits you well, too.
AlanC & Tibor: Nice lids, gentlemen.
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Hello S, welcome to Style Forum. It is a pleasure and a privilege having you on the forum. I personally have found the Swedish to exemplify civility and kindness. If you have any questions feel free to PM me. Have a wonderful day and please do stay warm. Cheers.Originally Posted by Tibor
Thank you Tibor. It sounds really good.
Have a great day!
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Ready for a walk on the moor!
Steven Hitchcock Tweed SC with suede trim.
Turnbull & Asser shirt
Hermes Baloon tie
RTW olive moleskins from Cordings of Piccadilly
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Ready for a walk on the moor!Originally Posted by Butler
Steven Hitchcock Tweed SC with suede trim.
Turnbull & Asser shirt
Hermes Baloon tie
RTW olive moleskins from Cordings of Piccadilly
Hober PS
Shoes?
Nice trousers. Enjoy your walk.
Ready for a walk on the moor!Originally Posted by Butler
Steven Hitchcock Tweed SC with suede trim.
Turnbull & Asser shirt
Hermes Baloon tie
RTW olive moleskins from Cordings of Piccadilly
Hober PS
But why with a baloon knot as well?
Everything else looks good, but the knot really throws it off.
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But why with a baloon knot as well?Originally Posted by Sander
Everything else looks good, but the knot really throws it off.
It's the Christensen knot, but I agree it does not look too hot in the pic, due to the sweater covering some of it and ruining the line and thus appearing too voluminous!
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