Cant kill da Rooster
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Personally not a fan of solid linen and the way it hangs. I prefer a blend or a light wool.
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Linen is awesome"”light-weight, cool and I like the way it creases! *linen fan-boy
The bottom ones are not great either...
Here is mine. Borrelli, cotton and linen.
I think the shoes could be a slightly darker brown, for my tastes, and suede, also!
If it is hot and humid, wearing more of a tan shoe lightens up the look and feel of a dark navy linen. A darker shoe makes a dark suit look warmer on a hot day, to me anyway.
If it is hot and humid, wearing more of a tan shoe lightens up the look and feel of a dark navy linen. A darker shoe makes a dark suit look warmer on a hot day, to me anyway.
Navy looks very nice for a linen suit. However, from a functionality point of view (dark colors absorb more radiation/heat) it might be not perfect for a summer suit if you live in a really sunny area...the British colonial troops chose khaki as uniform color for a reason.
No offense, jcmeyer, because I really don't like picking on people (unlike some members! *cough), I think (for a shoe that is similar) you can't go wrong with a beige, Clarks Originals desert boot (or even the new brogue version"”for a lower cut"”although, they do seem a little dorky!)!
The bottom ones are not great either...
Yeah, the brogues look a little weird"”wouldn't bother me if I saw someone wearing them, though. Yeah, I know, candid/bluff/whatever.