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Originally Posted by tony23retro
Simple and clean. Dope!Originally Posted by thinkinFRESH
agree. Where did you cop those jeans at?
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agree. Where did you cop those jeans at?
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Originally Posted by manamazing55
just got these oily brown Wallys yesterday...do I need to treat them with any sort of spray prior to wearing?
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I'm sure its been asked numerous times before, but I'm in the market for a nice leather shoe that I can wear to work but also function as a shoe that I can wear when I go out. Im thinking some kind of brown oxford - can anyone recommend something that would work with dark jeans?
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Also its a bit tough to keep up with certain ppl on this thread with it moving at the speed of light, but!
I'm looking for some comfortable dress shoes for work. Tired of these weak ole cole haans. Any ideas or suggestions? black prefferably
I'm looking for some comfortable dress shoes for work. Tired of these weak ole cole haans. Any ideas or suggestions? black prefferably
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very causal, i likeyOriginally Posted by JRThumper85
Originally Posted by tony23retro
Simple and clean. Dope!Originally Posted by thinkinFRESH
agree. Where did you cop those jeans at?
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Originally Posted by ScarsOrScabs
Originally Posted by manamazing55
just got these oily brown Wallys yesterday...do I need to treat them with any sort of spray prior to wearing?
ok Dave Chappelle, just asking for someone that has knowledge, not your opinion of the style
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Just picked up this dark green gingham shirt http://www.brooksbrothers...&Product_Id=1466133#null from Brooks Brothers. Looking for some tie suggestions. Thanks.
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u can take ur time and wear maybe a sweater here and there or a cardigan or two. Also some nice chill shoes like polo or something like that. Plus the women in ur class will notice and compliment on what ur wearing. Thats how u kno if ur dressing the part or not or and PLS NO SPERRYS
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Nacho, suit looks great. However, I would've gone with different shoes (and then change the belt, of course). Maybe it's just a bad picture but the shoes look old and dull to me. Doesn't go well with the flashy black pinstripe suit and tie combo. Just my opinion.
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They took it off the site, sold out. 48 pairs made in each colorway I believe. I lucked out finding a returned pair.Originally Posted by Jking0821
Info?Originally Posted by 10 Piece Nuggets
Terrible picture quality from my iTouch. I thought these cameras were way better, but ive been taking some crappy pics with it.
Boots are top notch in quality, suede is great and the red sole is a nice touch. 1/48.
Sebago? and where did you cop? They look great i love the red sole
Edit: saw they are Ronnie Fieg don't see them on DavidZ
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Double.
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what's a good place to buy some nice slim/regular fitted khakis ?
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H&M, GAP, BR.
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solid navy tie
navy tie with pin dots
solid pink/red tie (not jarringly pink/red ... softer hue)
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hey Nacho - shoulda posted all three pics on SF ... would have gotten more feedback since these two give a better idea of the fit.Originally Posted by NachoBroadway
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- suit fits pretty well. like the shoulders, the waist suppression and the length. I'd work on the lapel roll a little to make it smoother.
- agree with the feedback about the shoes. i'd have gone with calf leather in brown or black.
- also i'd have gone with a stronger tie ... this one is blending in with the shirt.
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I have that exact same shirt. The color to wear that never fails that I sport is a solid blood red tie (like in the movie Hitman, that red tie) i have 2 a reg and a skinny tie both from brooks bros. Express has also the skinny blood red tie as I copped that also
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How is sizing on this shirt? Size up or down? I didn't realize they are only $40.Originally Posted by JRThumper85
I have that exact same shirt. The color to wear that never fails that I sport is a solid blood red tie (like in the movie Hitman, that red tie) i have 2 a reg and a skinny tie both from brooks bros. Express has also the skinny blood red tie as I copped that also
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Finally got these in, go well with chinos
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Not a fan of camo pants, shorts on the other hand I like.
Just picked these up:
Just picked these up:
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Big fan of those JPs
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definitely wouldve changed the shoes. they look too "used" for that suit.
i like the tie pattern, but why does it seem like it's the same width from the bottom and up to the knot? looks off.
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Thanks, I agree with all the feedback. Seeing yourself in photographs gives you such a better idea.Originally Posted by niidawg3
hey Nacho - shoulda posted all three pics on SF ... would have gotten more feedback since these two give a better idea of the fit.Originally Posted by NachoBroadway
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- suit fits pretty well. like the shoulders, the waist suppression and the length. I'd work on the lapel roll a little to make it smoother.
- agree with the feedback about the shoes. i'd have gone with calf leather in brown or black.
- also i'd have gone with a stronger tie ... this one is blending in with the shirt.
My brown suede shoes do look bad, can I take them to the cobbler to restore some of the chocolate luster and polish the rubber soles?
Hey I also went against your thoughts on having a tailor go into the shoulders!
This use to be a 42r, very chopper-esque on me as I'm a 40. I finally found a master tailor, my life is happy now! He said the fabric was too nice to discard the suit, he assured me he does it all the time. He went into the shoulders, waist & shorten the jacket about 1.5". Cost me about $200. Well worth the investment. I got 3 new suits at his shop right now.
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Thats great!! Every man needs to have three things; the fear of God, a loving wife and a great tailor ... lol.
Looks like he did an amazing job on the shoulder. Talk to him about rolling the lapels, he can work on it for you. I'd say keep these as a rainy day/jeans suede shoe (because of the rubber soles) and look into a new pair with leather soles for your suits. Middle level would be something like what i had on today (the Earlhams from Charles Tyrwhitt) or you could ball out and get a pair of C&J Hallams in mocha suede.
