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conservative business dress WAYWRN: An Experiment
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Not conservative business dress, but a great suit. What's the fabric?
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Close enough.Originally Posted by Manton
I bet the fabric is Minnis 0519.
Hmm, doesn't look like a Fresco. I'm almost thinking its from Airborne.
Btw, I really like how Vox has paired the suit with a dark tie. I always pair mine with a summer-y print from Drakes, Marinella etc. and this example shall have me experiment some more.
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^ This is really good. Judging by the breast pocket, this is a Steed and not an NSM product.
How did Mina's stuff turn out? I saw your corduroy suit and SG shirt in NY.
How did Mina's stuff turn out? I saw your corduroy suit and SG shirt in NY.
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^ This is really good. Judging by the breast pocket, this is a Steed and not an NSM product.Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
How did Mina's stuff turn out? I saw your corduroy suit and SG shirt in NY.
When the breast pocket could be rightly called a clavicle pocket, you know it's Vox's MBT. So glad to have you posting again, Vox. You look fantastic. I'll have to have a Negroni myself in your honor once the cocktail hour makes its way across the continent.
but for the shoes?Originally Posted by hendrix
looks great
I think the square, too. Great look, Manton. I need an ice blue dress shirt.
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Looks good. Reminds me of Greg, which reminds me that he's been missing.Originally Posted by zbromer
Are you GDL?Originally Posted by cronicmole
Axelman17 and I are friends and we share a lot of common tastes and providers/tailors, most of which he used before I did.
I suspect he uses the same "photographic equipment" I did so that adds to the similarity of pictures.
I'm kinda around but in a very unCBD phase for a few weeks.
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