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Originally posted by zcm View PostTTS? Also fuller below the knee? I could get two pair for $95 right now. Strongly considering them.
My only concern is that the rise might be a little lower than I'd like. I don't wear dress pants at my navel or my true waist, but I don't like them down on my hips, either. But when I pull these up to wear I want them, I get the slight sensation that they're riding up in my crack. Even though I sized up an inch in the waist.
But all in all, they're pretty nice pants, and the fit issue is minor, so I'll probably go ahead and keep them. If they really don't work out, I can always return them later.
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Ever since I saw them at the Unionmade sale, and reading up about them, I've wanted a pair of Unis Gio pants. Well today a pair that I bought from ebay arrived. Mint color, which I believe comes from a few seasons ago. However the pants were listed as new, and after examining them, that seems to be accurate. They haven't been tailored, and there is no discernible damage or wear anywhere. However, they're thicker than I was expecting, which makes me hesitant about the color, which I intended for spring and summer wear.
Here's a stock photo of them:
And here is my attempt to accurately show their color. It is a light green color, very pale and actually quite pleasant. So here's my question, how versatile to you think such a color is? Could I wear them outside of the summer?
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http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/73...79dc7e3790.jpg
Acceptable to wear to a beach wedding? With light blue shirt, tieless, grey dress pants, walnut/bourbon shoes.
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Originally posted by Duvel View Post[MENTION=9923]mjn082[/MENTION], please let me/us know how you like this, once you have it. I think you'll like the regular vs. slim fit in this. It feels good to have a little room in this kind of shirt.
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Trying to decide between three dress divers:
Pepsi Mako: http://orientwatchusa.com/collection...diver/em65006d
Black Ray: http://orientwatchusa.com/collection...diver/em65008b
Blue Ray: http://orientwatchusa.com/collection...diver/em65009d
Which one should I get? I already have a black-dial watch so I'm leaning towards either the Pepsi Mako or the Blue Ray.
Regards,
Vic"It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness, that is life." - Jean-Luc Picard
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Originally posted by Vic View PostTrying to decide between three dress divers:
Black Ray: http://orientwatchusa.com/collection...diver/em65008b
Blue Ray: http://orientwatchusa.com/collection...diver/em65009d
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Originally posted by ninpb View PostI am actually looking at the black myself because I don't think I'll ever wonder if I made the wrong choice with black.
Does anybody know the differences in the item numbers? FEM vs CEM vs EM? I see there's an EM ray for on amazon for 138 while there's a CEM ray for 158.
Originally posted by bruschetta View PostThe black and the blue Rays look great. The Pepsi Mako is not a dress watch. Actually, none of them are, but you could pull the blue or black faced divers off with a suit.
Regards,
Vic"It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness, that is life." - Jean-Luc Picard
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Originally posted by Vic View PostThanks for the clarification and the feedback. I used the term rather loosely to differentiate them from more aggressive divers such as the Orient M-FORCE or Seiko Monster. I should have been a bit clearer in my intended purpose as a business-casual watch as opposed to a suit-watch.
Regards,
Vic
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[MENTION=2325]bruschetta[/MENTION],
Thanks. I dug up some of the older posts and decided to go with the Black Ray. Pictures will be posted in the recent acquisitions section when the time comes.
Regards,
Vic"It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness, that is life." - Jean-Luc Picard
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I am interested in Frank & Oak's Laurier Blazer, but am curious about how it fits, say compared to an Alfani or H&M suit jacket. It looks like they offer a rather modern fit, perhaps too short and with too high a button stance. See: http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/73...bd4c0f5604.jpg. Thoughts?
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