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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II

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Originally Posted by PandArts
Bleach Love that tie!

Thanks! Somebody mentioned the burgundy I was wearing the other day, too. This is a brand new model (apparently) from Brooks Brothers, and they are really super nice tight knit wool. They have it in 11 colors. Link


Originally Posted by MBreinin
Congratulations, you have been assimilated. Personally, I would have gone with a blue oxford. However, this is all SF approved....as a matter of fact, this may be the tweed uniform. Your improvement has been vast, and quick.

Thank you, sir!


Originally Posted by niidawg3
BB - you are a fast learner, which is good. Unfortunately, some things will still fit poorly, and will need either steady slow replacement, or major alterations by a tailor. the jacket and pants in your fit today are examples of that. you got the colors right, but the fit needs work.

I know. Based on comments received a few days ago, I have gotten myself a YMCA membership and the plan is to work out all winter until my body looks good, then worry about going crazy with the alterations and/or replacements. Until then I have declared a moratorium on all new clothes.
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Originally Posted by UrbanComposition
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Woo hoo!
 

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Originally Posted by UrbanComposition
Small nitpick: sleeves are a bit long. All in all, though, your choices are great - would love to raid your closet
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Thanks, UC. Sleeves do appear a touch long. I do prefer my coat sleeves slightly longer than most on here, though, and generally go with a slightly longer shirt sleeve to accomodate. Today my shirt sleeves keep riding up no matter what I do. I find this is a common problem on many of my coats (shirts get stuck on the lining or something?) for which I have no solution except to accept it.
 

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Originally Posted by MBreinin
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I will echo the praise for this suit. I think it's the way it fits in the shoulders and chest which really work for you. The coat collar really hugs your neck nicely too. Without peak lapels I think it'd be damn near perfect, but that's just my personal preference.
 

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Originally Posted by dmac
Mike that is a beautiful suit.

Thank you!

Originally Posted by ndw
I will echo the praise for this suit. I think it's the way it fits in the shoulders and chest which really work for you. The coat collar really hugs your neck nicely too. Without peak lapels I think it'd be damn near perfect, but that's just my personal preference.

The peak lapels were the reason I got it!
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Thanks for the kinds words!

Mike
 

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Originally Posted by SpooPoker
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Hmph. Needs more patterns.
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Originally Posted by MBreinin
Congratulations, you have been assimilated.
He's not assimilated until he complains of feeling naked without a pocket square. Come on, Mike; you know the rules.

Originally Posted by bleachboy
Based on comments received a few days ago, I have gotten myself a YMCA membership and the plan is to work out all winter until my body looks good, then worry about going crazy with the alterations and/or replacements. Until then I have declared a moratorium on all new clothes.
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It's inspiring to see a man launch himself into a plan for self improvement. Kudos, bb.
 

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Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
Spoo, Mbreinen did a nice job today. oldogs color combos are always nice.

Today, I am an urban cowboy.

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I like the fit on these pants much better than many of yours, Moo. You really have slimmed down.

Kudos to you!

Mike
 

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Originally Posted by Threadbearer

He's not assimilated until he complains of feeling naked without a pocket square. Come on, Mike; you know the rules.


LOL. I resemble that statement. I almost stuck a white TV fold in the pocket of an OCBD the other day...worn without a SC.
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