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Originally Posted by SupremeApe
Another day at the office
yesterdays fit
Those shoes and socks are gross
Dressing better
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Those shoes and socks are gross
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Thanks for the input. Any retailers that you would suggest to look out for sales? Everything I came across was the same price os A.E's website.
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Check out endless.com. Sometimes they have 50% off sales on AEs. They should have a pair or two on discount right now though.
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tie bar would be
I'm saying though. The devil is in the details. Medium brown belt and shoes + tie bar + pocket square = Stuntastic.
Maybe it's hidden under your sleeve, but I know you have mean watch game too.
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Thursday outfit
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shoes are wack man
real talk
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Originally Posted by beezylocks
shoes are wack manreal talk
haha
I like those shoes, but thanks for your input.
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nah, those shoes are cool
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Those shoes are solid. Although imo, wearing dark (sweater) on dark (pants), the shoes should be dark as well. Unless the tie matches the shoes, then you're good.
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Def better than the other shoes
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Originally Posted by SupremeApe
Thursday outfit
Nah - those shoes are nice. They need a very good polish to enrichen them. And also, please dont tell me you are wearing a black belt? You need to get a tan belt to match your shoes.
Stay stylin'
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The BB Factory Store is great, especially when they are having their 60% off sales. Shirts, pants and ties can be had for under 20 dollars ... especially on the clearance racks.
Suits also come down to about 180 ... which isnt bad. I personally dont like BB suits because of personal preferences, but its a really great value if you get items from there during sales.
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Thanks for the input all (nii will get my tan belt shipped in)
This is my first week of work, so im trying different styles.
First note- dont wear those Lactose shoes again
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Last night...
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yesterday/last night
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Stay Cool: Suit Up in Cotton
The season's 10 best cotton suits—and how to wear them
Yes, it's time to buy a cotton suit (before the best of the bunch are gone). Here's how to dress it up, how to care for it, and how to find a tie that matches it perfectly.
The Suit
Go dandy, or go minimal—but do go all-business
The Dandy
• Keep It in Check
Yes, gingham. Nothing says spring in a more stylish or refined way.
• Stay Strong
A true dandy pairs a busy shirt with a bold tie. A strong stripe balances the small checks.
• Establish a Pattern
First of all, get a cotton pocket square. Think bandanna rather than silk kerchief.
• Get Down with Brown
A khaki suit calls for chocolate brown lace-ups.
The Minimalist
• The Great White Way
It's impossible to go wrong with a white dress shirt—as long as it's crisp and fits perfectly.
• Do Yourself a Solid
Leave the silk tie at home. Go for solid, cotton, cool.
• Play It Straight
Pocket square: No peaks, no poufs. Keep it square and white.
• Go Dark
You can't really argue with black lace-ups. Ever. You do own a pair, don't you?
The Tie
Solid, cotton, cool
We've gotten big into cotton ties the past few years, thanks to labels like Alexander Olch, Gitman Bros., and Steven Alan. We reach for ones in seersucker, plaid, and gingham. But this spring, we're particularly digging solid cotton ties. There's a chicness to their simplicity, and we love the ease they convey. They sync up with a white shirt, while grounding a patterned shirt. They
The season's 10 best cotton suits—and how to wear them
Yes, it's time to buy a cotton suit (before the best of the bunch are gone). Here's how to dress it up, how to care for it, and how to find a tie that matches it perfectly.
The Suit
Go dandy, or go minimal—but do go all-business
The Dandy
• Keep It in Check
Yes, gingham. Nothing says spring in a more stylish or refined way.
• Stay Strong
A true dandy pairs a busy shirt with a bold tie. A strong stripe balances the small checks.
• Establish a Pattern
First of all, get a cotton pocket square. Think bandanna rather than silk kerchief.
• Get Down with Brown
A khaki suit calls for chocolate brown lace-ups.
The Minimalist
• The Great White Way
It's impossible to go wrong with a white dress shirt—as long as it's crisp and fits perfectly.
• Do Yourself a Solid
Leave the silk tie at home. Go for solid, cotton, cool.
• Play It Straight
Pocket square: No peaks, no poufs. Keep it square and white.
• Go Dark
You can't really argue with black lace-ups. Ever. You do own a pair, don't you?
The Tie
Solid, cotton, cool
We've gotten big into cotton ties the past few years, thanks to labels like Alexander Olch, Gitman Bros., and Steven Alan. We reach for ones in seersucker, plaid, and gingham. But this spring, we're particularly digging solid cotton ties. There's a chicness to their simplicity, and we love the ease they convey. They sync up with a white shirt, while grounding a patterned shirt. They
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RFX..I wanted to ask what kind of pants those were from the pic? The look pretty slim-fitting, which I need.Originally Posted by niidawg3
Originally Posted by RFX45
Nii inspired me tonight with his beige suit, navy knit tie and gingham shirt so I copied him but changed some things up.
I call it Nii-spired.
Thanks dude.
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RFX, do you go out to fancy places/dinner every night? Or do you have to wear ties for work? It seems like you like to wear a tie in most of your outfits.
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Sometimes fancy dinners, sometimes just to hang out or chill, go to the movies, etc...
A tie to moe doesn't really equal dressing up anymore, I don't mind wearing one on casual occassions.
The blue pants right, not the jeans? Their the sta-prest trousers by Jump the Gun from UK. One of my favorite and probably one that I get the most compliment on.Originally Posted by UbUiBeMe
RFX..I wanted to ask what kind of pants those were from the pic? The look pretty slim-fitting, which I need.Originally Posted by niidawg3
Originally Posted by RFX45
Nii inspired me tonight with his beige suit, navy knit tie and gingham shirt so I copied him but changed some things up.
I call it Nii-spired.
Thanks dude.
http://www.jumpthegun.co.uk/shop/Product/Index/14
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yep, the pants are correct. Thanks for the link. The price isn't that bad either. I read the description and it stated they run small..I'm a 32, so I'm assuming a 34 should suffice?
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great fit again nii
i'm really starting to like knit tie look...hoping to pick up a few tomorrow at Macy's.
i'm really starting to like knit tie look...hoping to pick up a few tomorrow at Macy's.
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Originally Posted by UbUiBeMe
yep, the pants are correct. Thanks for the link. The price isn't that bad either. I read the description and it stated they run small..I'm a 32, so I'm assuming a 34 should suffice?
If I had to guess, yah the 34 should fit you right and the pants doesn't stretch either. To be sure though, if you have a measuring tape at home, follow their guide at this link at the bottom of the page: http://www.jumpthegun.co.uk/cms/Help_and_delivery
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Nii wore a knit tie 3 days in a row.
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donjuan513 Wrote:
RF, here ya go.
Ty, you posted these belts way back and I never saw where they were from and how much. I would appreciate the info, because I am looking for something similar to the second belt.
Thanks.~
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Ty, you posted these belts way back and I never saw where they were from and how much. I would appreciate the info, because I am looking for something similar to the second belt.
Thanks.~
http://www.tannergoods.com/collections/belts
