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(08-11-2011, 04:05 AM)
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#151
While I agree with that principle for a majority of clothing items, dress shoes should at least be welted/well made; they just wear better and you get a substantially better return on your money as a result. This isn't to say that you need to spend $400+ to get a decent pair of shoes, but IME cemented soles don't wear nicely over time, they tend to reach a certain point and just immediately disintegrate.
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I'M COOCOO FOR COCO CRISP!
(08-11-2011, 04:11 AM)
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#152
Originally Posted by charsace:
http://www.6pm.com/florsheim-by-duckie-brown |
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I'M COOCOO FOR COCO CRISP!
(08-11-2011, 04:25 AM)
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#156
Originally Posted by macuser1of5:
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Junior Member
(08-11-2011, 04:31 AM)
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#157
Here is an eBay search I saved up (more like took from a blog) for some damn good shoes at fractions of the price. I try to avoid paying full price for clothes, especially for stuff like Aldo and even Florsheim, and looking around eBay has helped me out so much.
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Member
(08-11-2011, 04:39 AM)
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#158
Originally Posted by themadhatter444:
Charles Tyrwhitt has some of the best shirts I've bought that just fit me perfectly. Slim of course. Ralph Lauren isn't too bad either I'd have to say, their custom fit shirts fit great also. |
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(08-11-2011, 04:42 AM)
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#159
Originally Posted by RJNavarrete:
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Member
(08-11-2011, 05:01 AM)
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#161
Originally Posted by RJNavarrete:
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(08-11-2011, 05:19 AM)
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#162
Aldo's are okay, unfortunately I have indeed heard stories about their built quality.
While Steve Madden also has bad rep with women shoes, their build quality seems to fare better with their male shoes. http://www.stevemadden.com/Category....421&np=128_421 I need to stop buying shoes, but they are just....so hard not to :C
Originally Posted by Bradlums:
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(08-11-2011, 06:12 AM)
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#164
Does anyone what physical stores would be most likely to sell hooded henley's like this one http://store.soliscompany.com/ezekie...1025-linn.html
I would just buy it online but I'm pretty uncertain about what size would fit me best so it would nice to try it on. |
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King of Twin-Tails
(08-11-2011, 01:07 PM)
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#165
Originally Posted by Bradlums:
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Member
(08-11-2011, 01:31 PM)
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#166
Great thread, will definitely keep an eye on it.
I am totally hooked on MrPorter.com btw. They made a killing off me from their sale not too long ago. I just got a Ralph Lauren Black Label Anthony suit from them and had the pants tailored today, really happy with the sizing of the whole lot. Will try and get some pics up I'm that happy with it :) |
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pristine morning snow
(08-11-2011, 02:10 PM)
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#168
Originally Posted by MiDNiGHTS:
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Banned
(08-11-2011, 02:13 PM)
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#169
i know these are sort of the thing to drool over on tumblr right now, but Sid Mashburn's double monkstraps look so good:
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(08-11-2011, 09:07 PM)
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#172
Originally Posted by Zilch:
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(08-11-2011, 09:30 PM)
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#174
Originally Posted by Zilch:
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Junior Member
(08-12-2011, 12:42 AM)
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#175
Originally Posted by Zilch:
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hot hot hanuman-on-man action
(08-12-2011, 12:56 PM)
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#180
never could get into monkstraps... classic wingtips, captoe boots, #8 cordovan wingtip boots + indy boots make me feel like i have a pretty versatile collection as it is.
a friend gave me a $50 card to gilt + i had some $30 off coupon - picked this up for free.99. trying to find which of my shirts it would go best with. i'm thinking it has to be a solid color oxford collar shirt. maybe salmon or grey. what say you?
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aka RJNavarrete
(08-12-2011, 02:52 PM)
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#182
Originally Posted by Larson Conway:
That lookbook idea sounds great to me. I'll try to get some pics up soon. Someone else feel free to kick it off! |
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Member
(08-12-2011, 03:25 PM)
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#184
Originally Posted by jon bones:
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Member
(08-12-2011, 03:36 PM)
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I won't be the only one damnit! :p
#185
Originally Posted by RJNavarrete:
![]() What a punchable face lol. edit: oh ok... ermanno scervino turtleneck, morphine generation shorts*, common projects hi-tops. *these are kind of shit for the money tbh.
Last edited by macuser1of5; 08-12-2011 at 03:43 PM.
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hot hot hanuman-on-man action
(08-12-2011, 03:45 PM)
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#187
Originally Posted by Larson Conway:
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Member
(08-12-2011, 04:45 PM)
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#189
Originally Posted by Cosmic Bus:
Originally Posted by macuser1of5:
My contribution: ![]() I've been wearing a lot of loose button-downs lately, like a size or two bigger than my usual. The stuff I have on above has more or less become my outfit template for days-out. I don't know what brands I'm wearing though, haha. If they look nice, fit me well and are durable enough, I'm good. Jump in, style-GAF! |
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(08-12-2011, 04:50 PM)
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#190
^^ Repeating from the last thread, but I got those brown pants in a small and they run tiny, and would probably fit you (waist 28-29"). Willing to let them go for around half under their current sale price ($111), since I don't know what else to do with them lol
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(08-12-2011, 04:53 PM)
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#191
Originally Posted by macuser1of5:
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Member
(08-12-2011, 11:21 PM)
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#196
Yeah, shoulders are a bit narrow and sleeves are a bit short, though you could pull your shirt sleeves up a bit (1/4 inch) too. The chest is fine from what I can see. It really doesn't look bad, just on the slim side. Are your pants rolled or cuffed? I can't quite tell... If the former I would cuff them when wearing them in this kind of dressier outfit (white shirt blue blazer).
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Member
(08-13-2011, 05:49 PM)
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#197
Originally Posted by Enron:
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Member
(08-13-2011, 06:50 PM)
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#198
I think they are coated in something that helps them achieve that non-iron (should really be 'anti-wrinkle') ability, which from what I've heard makes the cotton a little less breathable/pleasant to wear. I don't have any first-hand knowledge of them, just going off what I've read about them on the internets. It only takes a few minutes to iron a shirt (less if you only focus on the critical areas), but if you want to avoid a wrinkled mess, the Gitman Vintage shirts I have are pretty wrinkle-resistant, probably owing to the fabric weave.
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