Awesome site. Thanks!
Yeah, the brown brogues look good with the grey.
I know it is hot, but a nice unlined jacket/blazer will look better with a tie.
I am wearing brown brogue boots myself today. Gosh I live them so much. They are the boots Bond wears in Skyfall when he is running on the ice at the end if the film.
Can you link those Bond brown brogue boots?
four inches of fun!
Well worth it.
Has anyone here actually gone into a suit supply store? Good customer service? Worth a trip next time I'm in the city?
Blue and grey are always a solid match. Sorry I cant help you with location as I am guessing you are living in America.
But I would guess most department stores would have unlined jackets seeing that it is summer.
Yes, technically there's a difference between the three terms, however, nowadays the terms have begun to be used interchangeably, so the difference is pretty minimal.Is there any difference between a suit jacket, sports coat, and blazer? I found a few nice jackets today that fit quite well; to my surprise. I think traditional navy blue would be best. I just don't wanna make the mistake of wearing a jacket that looks like an orphaned suit jacket.
Yes, technically there's a difference between the three terms, however, nowadays the terms have begun to be used interchangeably, so the difference is pretty minimal.
With that said, obviously a "suit jacket" refers to a jacket that has matching pants. Sometimes these are sold together, other times they're sold as suit separates. Sure, in 2015 you could buy the jacket only and wear it like a sport coat or blazer, but traditionally these jackets were made to be worn exclusively with the pants. Suit jackets also typically use lighter material and don't have as much texture, so they'll be harder to pair with denim or pants that have lots of texture.
The term "sport coat" I believe is reserved for jackets with patterns only. Think plaid, windowpane, etc. Meanwhile, blazers are typically jackets that either have a more distinctive texture and/or are solid. Both of these pieces are made as individual garments and are designed to be paired with a number of different pants.
Has anyone here actually gone into a suit supply store? Good customer service? Worth a trip next time I'm in the city?
Now I have a forest green grenadine and an orange raw silk tie heading my way.
I saw how a grenadine tie looked on the previous page and decided to check out The Tie Bar, and they sell a "grenafaux" tie that looks close enough. Might pull the trigger on it.
I actually own a Midnight Navy Grenafaux tie!
It's a decent tie. It looks good with my blue suit. Interesting texture for sure.
Actually, it's definitely one of my faves among the ties I have from TheTieBar.
I bought a few ties from them, and I'm impressed with the quality. I'm currently making another order of ties.
I have a few grenfaux ties from the tie bar. They're good for the price, but they're definitely not the same as the real deal. If I had to do it over, I would save the money I spent on them and put them to only a few really nice ties, like the ones at chipp.
We needed some man stuff after ill's stilettos.how did this become the tie thread
how did this become the tie thread
Damn, I wish I had enough money to afford high-end designer
sweaters...http://shop.nordstrom.com/c/mens-designer-sweaters
dat poor college lyf though
and these are probably not even the highest-end of sweaters....
Thoughts on the new chucks? Apparently supposed to be more comfortable and breathable besides the updated looks.
Thoughts on the new chucks? Apparently supposed to be more comfortable and breathable besides the updated looks.
Insane jcrew sale this morning. $100 Alfred Sargent double monks. 💦🍆
Thoughts on this suit?
I have a wedding and a day at the races within the next month. I've always fancied something a bit bolder than just black or blue.
http://m.asos.com/mt/www.asos.com/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=5453367
Thoughts on this suit?
I have a wedding and a day at the races within the next month. I've always fancied something a bit bolder than just black or blue.
http://m.asos.com/mt/www.asos.com/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=5453367
What's better for winter? A 100% cashmere coat or a 100% camel hair coat?
or this:
What's better for winter? A 100% cashmere coat or a 100% camel hair coat?
That's a really loud suit. I like it, but I'm not sure if it's appropriate for a wedding, though.
I think you're right. I like the suit but I've been second guessing it as an option for a wedding. I think it'll sit on the backburner.
In terms of colour combinations, tan/camel trousers and a blue jacket with a white shirt is A-OK, right?
I think you're right. I like the suit but I've been second guessing it as an option for a wedding. I think it'll sit on the backburner.
In terms of colour combinations, tan/camel trousers and a blue jacket with a white shirt is A-OK, right?
Black suit and white shirt, yeah I can go with the typical black tie, but want to mix it up. Suggestions? Was feeling silver or maroon red