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Citan1145
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Charcoal suit didn't turn out very charcoal in the pic but you get the idea. ZOMG i know, point collar but I happen to like the shirt, it has a faint gray stripe that works well with burgundy (the cardigan). Retied knot after this pic as well
Good looks today gents.
Good looks today gents.
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:Originally Posted by SpooPoker
May i suggest we have an FU pant, shoe, sock combo party for a Friday challenge sometime? I love this and I think it is very awesome you have the style fortitude to pull it off!
Originally Posted by PandArts
Very cool look here. Simple, elegant, yet modern. Suit is wide herringbone or a self stripe maybe?
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Originally Posted by Orgetorix
Perfect fit, as usual. I think I prefer you in darker colors though.
Originally Posted by SpooPoker
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Shoes totally harshed my boaner, but the rest is lusty.
Another Day with My Life In ReverseOriginally Posted by PandArts
I need a dark blue polka dot tie. Yours seems nice. Please mail it to me, or at least give me the deets on it.
Interesting look. The tie is particularly intriguing. Tell me about it.
Originally Posted by Citan1145
Interesting look. The tie is particularly intriguing. Tell me about it.
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Very cool look here. Simple, elegant, yet modern. Suit is wide herringbone or a self stripe maybe?Originally Posted by Citan1145
Cheers Citan. Yes the has a wide self/tonal herringbone stripe to it...it's also 74/26 wool/linen which gives it a nice texture and a slightly more relaxed feel to it.
I need a dark blue polka dot tie. Yours seems nice. Please mail it to me, or at least give me the deets on it.Originally Posted by acridsheep
Thanks acrid. I'd love to send it to you but it's the only one I have
It's a vintage Dior 80/20 poly/silk that I picked up at a charity shop for $2!
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Originally Posted by acridsheep
Interesting look. The tie is particularly intriguing. Tell me about it.
Kind of like PandArts this was a cheapy find. One of the few Pre-SF ties I still like. It is a Macy's Club Room tie from their "CR" label (essentially the "younger" line)
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I buy nearly all of my ties second hand. If you are patient, you can find really great stuff for next to nothing. Over the past few months I've picked up Charvet, Ferragamo, umpteen BB, and a Battistoni. None, with the exception of the Ferragamo, were more than $2.
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I buy nearly all of my ties second hand. If you are patient, you can find really great stuff for next to nothing. Over the past few months I've picked up Charvet, Ferragamo, umpteen BB, and a Battistoni. None, with the exception of the Ferragamo, were more than $2.Originally Posted by acridsheep
Such a great idea. The second hand scene here is pretty terrible tho. I got a vintage fully canvassed HartMarx grey flannel suit with a real slim cut...and that is about it. No one really sells good stuff here (in the Detroit area) and if they do, you have to buy it RIGHT AWAY. Case in point, I found an amazing 100% cashmere RLPL SC with a light blue and dark blue glen plaid. 38R. Was 200 dollars, but as a student I got 25% off plus whatever sale they had that day. Would have been like 100. Went back a day later because I wanted to wait until my payday, was gone
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thx C ... who does your collar replacements?Originally Posted by niidawg3
Rayner & Sturges, ordered through Sartorial Executive, same as where they're originally made. This is the first time I've sent off for replacements to be done, but I don't expect any problems. Cost is pretty reasonable compared to getting a new shirt, which is what I'd previously had to do. Messing around using the Auto Contrast function in photoscape, which I don't normally use. Tell me if this makes the photos look better or worse. They seem too stark and cold to me... (comments on the clothes also allowed too of course, as per usual!)
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Another morning Mrs. Spoo bounced on me, so left with my self timer app...Originally Posted by SpooPoker
That is the narrowest tie I have seen from you.
And the shoes? Like Mercury's winged footwear, they should not be worn by mere mortals. But you sir, are at least a Suited Demigod, so you get a pass.
(Oh OK...I can't pass up a cheap shot...Vanity Smurf called...he wants his shoes back!!!)
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Originally Posted by niidawg3
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