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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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You are correct in your assessment of MC. I would argue that it's neither good nor bad, but rather an interest (perhaps overly so) in suiting. I am not by any means a good example, but I will say that practically all men (and many women, for that matter) look great in a suit, which is what attracts many to the forum initially. After this, one begins to see the many aspects of a great fitting suit (and the accessories), and appreciate the finer points of what makes just a suit a great suit. Thus, the detail shots.Originally Posted by UrbanComposition
The thing is, nobody in SWD is really against a great suit. The obsession with minutae, not seeing the forest through the trees (or in MC's case, leaves and bark dissection), and the fact that pretty much ******* everything is either a suit or a sport-coat/trousers ... I just don't see how that remains interesting every day.
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Does this mean we all get to start posting in the MC waywt?Originally Posted by Synthese
Only if you dress like a pirate.
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That moose knuckle isOriginally Posted by someotherstyle
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www.rimowa.de/Originally Posted by LabelKing
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I prefer zh, what does your preference lie good sir?
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blackngray...wore heather gray ls v under the overshirt...
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