Dressing Better Vol 2.0

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Info on button down shirts that do not need to be tucked in?

I want to have a nice wardrobe for next school year but I don't want to have shirts that hang sloppily.
 
i saw you call j crew boring on SF . you broke my heart bruh
It is boring, bruh :lol: that's why swd dislikes the brand and anything GQ related :lol:

Boring doesn't necessary mean bad. It's just cookie cutter workwear and menswear.

Info on button down shirts that do not need to be tucked in?
I want to have a nice wardrobe for next school year but I don't want to have shirts that hang sloppily.
Those are called sport shirts.
 
 
i saw you call j crew boring on SF . you broke my heart bruh
It is boring, bruh
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that's why swd dislikes the brand and anything GQ related
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Boring doesn't necessary mean bad. It's just cookie cutter workwear and menswear.
Info on button down shirts that do not need to be tucked in?
I want to have a nice wardrobe for next school year but I don't want to have shirts that hang sloppily.
Those are called sport shirts.
Wait, since when is boring ≠ bad? 
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It's not. It's so mundane that makes it boring, just like other heritage brands. You're never going to see drop crotch pants or a double rider from J. Crew.
Unless some other company puts them out and they become big hits. Then J crew will put em out. Like what they did with camo and jogger sweats.
 
To be fair it seems like everywhere I look there are jogger sweatpants on the racks. Word to pleather and shiny ones I saw at burlington coat factory.
 
Anyone ever buy from thetiebar.com?

I want to buy some skinny ties and they have a lot, and also a tie bar which I always seem to lose every time I buy one. How is the quality on the ties?

Avoid their knits. Horrible quality imo.

I have two bowties (silk and satin) that seem decent. I would recommend them/jcrew factory for those starting to accumulate the essentials. Personally I would advise to not go too skinny. 2.75-3" is the sweet spot for slim ties. Anything less is off IMO.
 
Where can I find someone to make me a well made / material suit for a price range around $400 - $500? My tailor said light padding on the shoulders is the style these days. The look should be a little rounded at the end of the shoulder. Someone school me on this.
 
Where can I find someone to make me a well made / material suit for a price range around $400 - $500? My tailor said light padding on the shoulders is the style these days. The look should be a little rounded at the end of the shoulder. Someone school me on this.
Prices too low. Even the cheaper MTM services like Thick as Thieves are at $600ish now. Kent wang is around a grand.
 
Yeah. In the grand scheme of things, $500 is a really really low point considering a MTM suit is made to your specs and the cost of finer fabrics are quite costlier.

Suit Supply is a good option too. I know a few here have gone that route.
 
Yeah. In the grand scheme of things, $500 is a really really low point considering a MTM suit is made to your specs and the cost of finer fabrics are quite costlier.

Suit Supply is a good option too. I know a few here have gone that route.

Depending on his built I would say that it's worth spending the extra $100 and going MTM with TaT.
 
is the JCF thompson worsted wool worth with the price at about $300?

jacket is on sale for $187 and pants are $117 right now...

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is the JCF thompson worsted wool worth with the price at about $300?

jacket is on sale for $187 and pants are $117 right now...

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Not sure about the quality but Gilt City had an additional 25% off, not sure if it's still going on 

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Seems to still be going on and brings total cost to $228 before tax / shipping: 
http://www.giltcity.com/national/jcrewfactoryapr
Only worth it for around this price. $200 is worth it imo. Not much more
 
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