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Well, I'm only in Kentucky by a few hundred yards--I can see Indiana from my desk.Originally Posted by Orgetorix
Originally Posted by TTO
^ I'd use a different square.Originally Posted by srivats
Aravanel--Thanks for posting this. I like seeing folks post besides the usual suspects. Really like the tie. Shirt collar is good too. I think ed is right to point out that collar shape/height is sometimes under-appreciated here as a key factor in the overall look. A few critical points aside from sleeves and button stance, since you addressed those: Square does look very casual relative to the suit and tie. Is it cotton? The gingham also looks brown on my monitor, which seems out of place, especially with black shoes. On the back of the coat, you need to address the collar roll. May be due to posture or prominent blades, but either way, I'd get it cleaned up.Originally Posted by ctp120
Not sure if this suit pattern would make the cut as conservative business dress, or the knit tie for that matter, but it is pretty subdued. Plus, black shoes.Originally Posted by MBreinin
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Whoa - old school fish mouth Oxxford-style lapels. Love those. But that doesn't look like Oxxford pick-stitching(?) In any case, I like this.Originally Posted by CaymanS
Bow ties are conservative business dress in the South.Originally Posted by Manton
This was in South Florida - while technically in the south by the map, it was more like Long Island (the ****** part)Originally Posted by Big A
Thanks. The square is a brown cotton gingham. I agree that it is a bit casual relative to the suit--that's actually somewhat on purpose, as I was trying to "soften up" the suit a bit--pinstripes with solid white shirt can be too close to a "power suit", which I was trying to avoid.Originally Posted by aravenel
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