GuidoWongolini
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OK, though its good enough for meOriginally Posted by aj_del
- I agree for a daily beater & for the price
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- I agree for a daily beater & for the price
GuidoWongolini
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^^ No, it seriously looks better to me than your recent MTM suits which look a little tight and short. Just my 2 cents ...Originally Posted by aj_del
- noted, but for some reason HB suits photograph very well when IRL the PJ suits actually fit & look better. - FWIW the HB & PJ jkts are the same length, the difference being the button placements as the HB are 38R not 38S hence have a lower buttoning stance. Also the HB suits are looser & hence more tolerance. - also the HB cloth are heavier & the current PJ cloth are the opposite. The next few to arrive will be in a heavier cloth for winter & we all know heavier cloth hides more. - I agree they are different suits & I am only on V2 of PJ so things will get better - But I have more movement in the PJ. I know, I'm scratching my head. CHECK PM FOR COMPARISON PICS & NOTES AS I DON'T WANT TO DERAIL THIS THREAD ANYMORE
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I think I am officially over ticket pockets.Originally Posted by Cary Grant
- I'm over hacking pocketsOriginally Posted by Phat Guido
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CHECK PM FOR COMPARISON PICS & NOTES AS I DON'T WANT TO DERAIL THIS THREAD ANYMOREOriginally Posted by Phat Guido
Would be interested in this. I don't think anyone would object to you posting it here. Otherwise please PM.
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Stumbled upon this. Looks like he borrowed his Dad's suit from the 70s.Originally Posted by hugh51271
Dreadful:
Are his flies undone?!
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This is a *lot* better
He should visit court more often...
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^I would really like that if he unbuttoned his jacket and tightened his tie.
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Anyone who looks to, or expects, Wayne Rooney to have an ounce of style in his body is crazy.Originally Posted by TRINI
And I say this as both a huge United and Rooney fan.
I expect someone dressed him for court!
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