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Yes that collar is excellent
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IndianBoyz
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Still catching up.Originally Posted by mossrockss
Had fun in Spain & Portugal.
I wore a suit and tie every morning, but only have one photo proving it. Oh well.
Portugal is a really great place to visit. Loved it. Would definitely go back.
Those Spanish churros are really good. They make some crazy food out there.
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Thanks! The others are Vincenzo Attolini, Massimo Attolini, Yours Truly, Leo Grasso (the German [Italian] Attolini rep.) and Michael Jondral (store owner).
^^rocking collar Cravate ... who is who from L-R?Originally Posted by niidawg3
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Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
This reminds me of the classic working man's style. Really great casual outfit.
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Originally Posted by Tibor
Looking good. Your character seems to positively change people around you and seems that even the atmosphere goes a couple of decades back, compliments.
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Avoiding the raindrops, and looking like a tourist, so I'll whip out the gun club tweed:
If last week was Seattle on the Hudson, this week is Brooklyn on the Puget...so in honor of that lovely body of water todays musical selection:
If last week was Seattle on the Hudson, this week is Brooklyn on the Puget...so in honor of that lovely body of water todays musical selection:
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Today:Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
Moo - i think that quote is a size too big. dont know where you kop'd, but maybe a size down if possible, will fit better.
please teach me about you tie-knot + collar aesthetics(in general) i don't get it at all...Originally Posted by fritzl
i was actually surprised by that comment. i thought due to the spread of his collar, the tie knot should have been more substantial ... but then again what do i know ...
Thanks!Originally Posted by Cravate_Noire
The others are Vincenzo Attolini, Massimo Attolini, Yours Truly, Leo Grasso (the German [Italian] Attolini rep.) and Michael Jondral (store owner).
Thanks C.
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Clarinetplayer: Thank you for not tying your bowtie too tightOriginally Posted by UrbanComposition
clarinetplayer - I really like that shirt!Originally Posted by MrChris
Thanks, gents.
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Maker or colour?Originally Posted by Holdfast
I knew that someone was going to ask this!
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Originally Posted by Holdfast
Love the houndstooth, and rather enjoy the shirt & tie combo. The light pastels work well with the suit color IMHO.
Yes that collar is excellentOriginally Posted by geoffmartin17
the gap, man, the gapOriginally Posted by fritzl
+1 for both.
Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
Really liking the raincoat & gun club, but props on the music. I haven't listened to that album in years.
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Me & Moo were channelling the same vibe: here's yesterday's anniversary wake-up-late-eat-brunch-&-go-back-to-bed fit:
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