Originally Posted by
niidawg3
Originally Posted by
NachoBroadway
Nice fit Nacho. In the first pic - the sleeve pitch looks off (diagonal rippling on your arms), but it is smooth in the second one. It might have been how you were standing. Is this a Hickey Freeman suit?
Also in a casual setting the loafer is fine, but if this is for business, swap it out with some brogued oxfords.
It's actually a custom-tailored wool suit for apparently my doppleganger, thrift store purchase for $18.
2/3 roll, high armholes, just needed an inch to the pant's waist.
sometimes I blessed.
I'm waiting for the 1st paycheck to pick up a chocolate brown and a black oxfords.
some pickups & slim fit analysis;
My favorite dress shirt right now is the Nordstrom Trim-Fit from the Rack for $30.
The Michael Kors suit back from the tailor, still needs a few big jobs.
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he made the sleeves too long, going back this week, I told him to show at least 1/2 inch of the shirt.
-the pants slimmed, I like the single pleat, a cut between modern & classic.
He said he couldn't slim the sleeves because there's a defect in the way it was sewn.
now that I'm Manhattan I might shopped for a more experienced maestro.
But I'm going to give him another shot, he did a great job wrangling the excess fabric in the back of the jacket.
H&M Dress shirt, I only pick them up when they're half off at $20.
Another H&M
BB Extra-Slim, I think I should have opt for the Slim instead
, extra tight around the chest although it's the slimmest around the waist.
I think BBES is great for a nightlife shirt, but work dress shirts shouldn't be too slim.
Nordstrom Trim Fit - $30
The most "professional" fit imo.
The entire Inception wardrobe.
to the Costume Designer.
Thoughts on tie width?
most of my ties are 4inches at their widest
I just purchased 6 3"inch Penguin ties from Gilt. Interested to see how they'll fit into the equation.