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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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Originally Posted by quevola
It's nice to see New Standars worn w/o the almost requisite 4" of stacking. Having it clean like that reminds one of what a good cut it really is.
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Originally Posted by Kent Wang
First time wearing a cardigan. Opinions please.
Collar in, for sure (though some collars are a bit of work to keep under). I Like the cardigan and the fit; no complaints about the sleeve length from me. I like long sleeves sometimes, just not long pants - but that's maybe a sentiment I'm relatively alone with, on this forum
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Originally Posted by Gaius Pompeius Trimalchio
Great fit and colors, wonderful picture.
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Great fit and colors, wonderful picture.Originally Posted by berlin report
+1...and, the colors not only work well together, but i think they work really well with your complexion, gaius
Collar in, for sure (though some collars are a bit of work to keep under). I Like the cardigan and the fit; no complaints about the sleeve length from me. I like long sleeves sometimes, just not long pants - but that's maybe a sentiment I'm relatively alone with, on this forumOriginally Posted by CDC
i don't know, cdc...i think what you were doing in this pic was brilliant...but, i can't imagine those jeans working very well with any other kind of footwear...that may well be a product of my own short-sightedness, however
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i don't know, cdc...i think what you were doing in this pic was brilliant...but, i can't imagine those jeans working very well with any other kind of footwear...that may well be a product of my own short-sightedness, howeverOriginally Posted by nyc_gaucho
I know exactly what you mean. Really slim fitting jeans can be worn with lots of shoes so long as there is at least some break, if not stacking. But when you go very narrow + no break, you pretty much need a sleek chelsea. A really sleek captoe is an ok second, but then you have the issue of you hem getting caught on your heel which, I'm sure most will agree, is a dire crisis of mammoth proportions.
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That is my neutral expression.
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Originally Posted by jpgm
umbro x kim jones vulcanised hi woven
skull 5010xx
tanner belt
bonds t
AA cardigan
thomas meihofer ring
how do u like those umbro shoes? i been thinkin of coppin a pair of those....
hows the comfort and whats the sizing like?
thx
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I've been thinking about talking to Filson about doing some SF special stuff for us. One idea was a tincloth moto-style jacket, either a cafe/harrington type or a Belstaff type. Another idea was a special SF cut midweight wool field pants. Not sure if they'd be interested, but with their recent moves toward developing more consumer friendly stuff and looking for publicity, you never know. Mainly, I just want one of each for myself.Originally Posted by j
You may want to talk to them about making the jacket in waxed cover cloth instead of tin cloth. The tin cloth is really stiff and I don't know how well it would work as a slimmer cut. I recently got one of their oil cover cloth bomber jackets and like it a lot.
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