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Overcoat and a wool tie? Must be friggin' cold in TX!Originally Posted by MrDaniels
Yes, it was friggin' COLD here today (by Houston standards). It was the perfect day for a three piece, but I spent the morning walking around a machine shop at an oil field services company, and thought the fabricators might find a waistcoat offputting. LOLOriginally Posted by TC (Houston)
Originally Posted by Thin White Duke
Originally Posted by TC (Houston)
Please help the color-challenged. It seems to me that these pieces ought to work well together, but I don't think they do in practice. What have I got wrong, the theory or the execution? ("Both" is an acceptable answer, as long as an explanation is provided.)Originally Posted by Threadbearer
Preparing myself for the next foot of snow, and either a lovely unexpected day home with my kids, or a lovely mile and a half trudge to an empty classroom.Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
Please help the color-challenged. It seems to me that these pieces ought to work well together, but I don't think they do in practice. What have I got wrong, the theory or the execution? ("Both" is an acceptable answer, as long as an explanation is provided.)Originally Posted by Threadbearer
Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
Please help the color-challenged. It seems to me that these pieces ought to work well together, but I don't think they do in practice. What have I got wrong, the theory or the execution? ("Both" is an acceptable answer, as long as an explanation is provided.)Originally Posted by Threadbearer
I'm curious as to why the paisely tie with an entirely "summerish" outfit. Sweet shoes. So are the RTW Cleverlys really made by C&J? What's the fabric content of the jacket?Originally Posted by lee_44106
PG - i think the jacket could do with some suppression/shaping in the waist. its a little long on you, so with the lack of suppression, it makes it look a bit boxy.Originally Posted by niidawg3
- how can you determine relative length without a full body shot? - yet if it is indeed long, your statement still does not make sense 100% - a short jacket with little suppression looks boxy, a longer jacket with little suppression, cestus paribus, does not look as boxy. - if PG prefers his pants fuller, as i understand he does, the jacket will also be less likely to look boxy. having your pants slim and your jacket short and not ultra slim cut is a recipe for an impression of boxiness IMO, as per (sorry) NOBD's fits. - i understand that there are different body types underneath the clothes, but i think there is much more to recommend in this look than your run of the mill (sorry) spoo fit with button pulling aplenty at a too tight waist, lapels bowing out, etc - which to my eyes looks like the entire jacket cutting pattern has gone awry for the physique it drapes and that the entire front panel should be moved forward from the sleeve attachment as it is otherwise simply too tight for the chest and waist. just my 0.02 - here to share like everyone else.Originally Posted by apropos
I kinda like long-ish jacketsOriginally Posted by UrbanComposition
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I see we had similar ideas today. MikeOriginally Posted by MBreinin
Huh?Say it ain't so,I was thinking about those shoes in black.Originally Posted by forex
You should look for a collar that is wide enough so that the points come to, or better yet are slightly concealed by, the lapels of your jacket. Also, something that suits your face. If your face is long, then something that is wider will suit you...wide, then look to something longer. Again, welcome aboard. MikeOriginally Posted by MBreinin
i agree that my conclusion of the jacket's boxiness should be made irrespective of the length, ie a short jacket can be boxy and so can a long jacket. The issue i had with PG's jacket was not so much the length but the boxiness - and i definitely didnt articulate that well. needless to say, I dont need a full length shot to know a jacket is too long or too boxy. PG's jacket is not as suppressed as some of his other jackets he wears (be it with fuller cut pants or nut-huggers). And i didnt think it flattered him as well as many of his other jackets. i am in no way shape or form condoning jackets that pull every which way on your body.Originally Posted by niidawg3
Preparing myself for the next foot of snow, and either a lovely unexpected day home with my kids, or a lovely mile and a half trudge to an empty classroom.Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
Suit still looks big. Tie and square are a bit matchy-matchy. And are those square-toed shoes?Originally Posted by Threadbearer
You risked ANY good suit in that environment? Did you at least Scotch Guard from head to toe?Originally Posted by MrDaniels
Deets on the tie, please?Originally Posted by Threadbearer
I have announced a 1 day impromptu fit battle. Voat!Originally Posted by SpooPoker
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