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csoukoulis
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The duffle coat is another. I see more women wearing them than men these days but still wear mine.Originally Posted by Man Of Lint
I like the way you think! But I live in Texas so it doesn't get much use lol
I present, my Loden Frey duffle coat
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The Fedora. It may be creeping back a little bit, but it's still too widely reviled when doing anything but accompanying jeans and a t-shirt, particularly for what used to be a standard and highly complimentary piece of the classic tailored ensemble.
The Cravat. The proper one, not all that wedding matchy-matchy nonsense.
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Chain mail?
Actually, I wore cotton turtulenecks a lot when my son was just a baby ... yeah wool would be nice, but I needed something easily washable as I was facing a steady stream of baby-muck stains so a functionality compromise was needed.
Doz. Zar-Doz.
... actually, it's an early audition photo for The Untouchables, back when the film was set in San Fransisco, circa 1969.
Actually, I wore cotton turtulenecks a lot when my son was just a baby ... yeah wool would be nice, but I needed something easily washable as I was facing a steady stream of baby-muck stains so a functionality compromise was needed.
Originally Posted by RJman
Doz. Zar-Doz.
... actually, it's an early audition photo for The Untouchables, back when the film was set in San Fransisco, circa 1969.
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I have noticed that the duffle coat has been very over appreciated this winter.
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I fully support the turtleneck as a staple item.
I had a hell of a time finding one at a good price this last winter.
I had a hell of a time finding one at a good price this last winter.
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Oh yeah: boots. As in, we need more of them.
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$900 tactical turtlenecks will always be awesome.
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