Should I or shouldn't I buy... (clothing item)?

then i wont risk it i suppose... i always had a hankering for that shirt.

Attachment 56412 pre-distressed denim? i havent had pre distressed denim in a while, always raw. however i could never get to the point where my jeans look like this, should i go for it, or is it douchey like true religion? edit: and no i dont like how the pants are cuffed

skip those; buy me stuff

i don't know about predistressed, but the way those fit ********** looks terrible.

Distressed jeans can look good, but most do not. I like the way my Julius jeans are distressed, but I like them moreso for the fit than the treatment.

i kinda like the slouchy ass look

Originally Posted by snowmanxl

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i kinda like the slouchy ass look

me too

like i said, twinsiez! do you like the distressing on this style? i liked the fit of xM's plum denim. i think this is a looser cut, which would benefit me, i hope. its described as a carrot cut. heres a link to the same jean/ different model: http://store.nomadshop.net/collectio...apdenmusdindgo diff link: http://www.rodengray.com/shop/Cinch-...variantid=3213

Originally Posted by Bullethead86

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@chasingred nice response! thanks for the input.
I'm not an SWD regular, for what it's worth, though I've been visiting this side of the board more. My advice is pretty rooted in MC logic. FWIW, here is a blue donegal that's very nice. The cut of Alden's tweed jacket is pretty classic, but I can understand if it seems less fashionable. I'm linking it more to showcase the color and fabric, which is blue donegal tweed. Personally, I like the fit of the jacket, and I think a slimmer, slightly shorter cut could make it more "fashion forward" and appropriate for a younger person, but those are stylistic decisions. Regardless, I think the lower buttoning point will show off your shirt more, and should you decide to wear one, a tie as well. Furthermore, depending on how tall you are, a lower buttoning point will make you seem tailer by accentuating vertical lines. Also, here is a long, long discussion we had over on MC about why brown jackets are better than shades of grey. Charcoal was dismissed by Foo. However, while I agree charcoal may not be as good as the basics (brown, navy, mid-greys), I think it can still work once you've got 5 or so jackets in your collection. Incidentally, the kind of brown I had in mind was this. If you're going for tweeds, you can easily find a Harris Tweed in that brown color for about $25-50. Any stylistic things - such as shortening the jacket or nipping the midsection - can be taken care of at a tailors. The cost of such a tailoring job will depend on exactly what you want, but you still shouldn't be looking at any more than 100-125 for such a jacket. Good luck.

Originally Posted by snake

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Distressed jeans can look good, but most do not. I like the way my Julius jeans are distressed, but I like them moreso for the fit than the treatment.

are they really heavy when you put them on?

Originally Posted by whatever123

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no. and your still cheap. good luck with the pants, lol.

My still cheap what?

Originally Posted by Lane

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are they really heavy when you put them on?

They've got a good weight to them. The treatment they put it through makes them really soft and comfy to wear though.

I can't wait for a pair. Dunno which to go for, though. Buying tops for now I think.

I am looking for a winter coat to wear over a suit. It's my first business coat and I prefer a modern and slim look. Should I buy this coat?

What is your budget?