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both ties are completely unlined and are just not going to make a knot that a lined tie does. I offered Mbreinin a lined tie or to send it back and i would have it lined. I'll offer the same to TTO. I don't care about perfectly dimpled knots but for those that do, for the most part you will need some lining in the blade to get that, unless it's a very thick fabric. For me at least, the point of an unlined tie is that it is a bit "sloppy". Anyway, most of the newer ties are lined.
Gotta go to a wedding.
I am just fussin'
Nice photos and all, but what's with the Panerai over shirt cuff? My head exploded.
From time to time I'll ask the rep from MyTailor.com if he thinks I can slim down my shirts through the belly any more than I've already done, and he tells me that to do so would make it hard for me to sit and that when I do sit the shirt buttons would pull hard across the front and create unsightly -- perhaps even naval-revealing -- placket gaps. Do you find this to be the case, ace? Your shirts fit even more snuggly at the beltline than mine currently do.
I like the top part, but the shoes look like they were badly photoshopped from a picture with a brown background.