Any recommendations for a shirt material in light grey that doesn't show as much sweat as regular cotton?
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Hi Dappered, I bought a bunch of thick socks (e.g. https://factory.jcrew.com/mens-cloth...name=navy-blue). Would wearing these socks stretch out my shoes significantly? I intend to wear them with chukkas. In general, would thick socks stretch out shoes in general? Appreciate your help.
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Originally posted by hippiecrap View PostHi Dappered, I bought a bunch of thick socks (e.g. https://factory.jcrew.com/mens-cloth...name=navy-blue). Would wearing these socks stretch out my shoes significantly? I intend to wear them with chukkas. In general, would thick socks stretch out shoes in general? Appreciate your help.
Anyway, I've never heard of one case of someone's socks stretching out their shoes. If it was happening I think you would be noticeably uncomfortable.My Youtube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSs1xkOEoJdPfZ4KRW575qA
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Originally posted by Rocco View PostI was given two J.Crew in-store only coupons for Christmas, each of which is good for $20 off of $100+ through January 3. Does anyone know if these are stackable? The fine print isn't especially clear.
Originally posted by hockeysc23 View PostI keep hearing to the benefits of a navy hopsack jacket but don't see companies offer items by that exact name. Can someone post a link to a suit supply version, hopefully without peak lapels? Thanks!
Here's a pricey double-breasted version from Suit Supply:
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/coats...jort/J318.html
I don't see any others on their site currently. These are similarly-textured weaves, but not wool and not quite Navy:
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/jacke...ain/C781I.html
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/jacke...ain/C922I.html
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Would a medium grey Stafford be appropriate for an interview suit? I wanted a darker grey as I am not comfortable in the navy, but the only other color available during the most recent sales was charcoal which I usually like but this was much too black looking. I am thinking of pairing the suit with a white/grey stripped shirt and a pair of brown cap toes. I just ordered the suit as its been almost 10 years since I wore a suit and that one just doesn't fit like it used to...
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Originally posted by el_ote View PostWould a medium grey Stafford be appropriate for an interview suit? I wanted a darker grey as I am not comfortable in the navy, but the only other color available during the most recent sales was charcoal which I usually like but this was much too black looking. I am thinking of pairing the suit with a white/grey stripped shirt and a pair of brown cap toes. I just ordered the suit as its been almost 10 years since I wore a suit and that one just doesn't fit like it used to...
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A medium gray suit will be fine for most industries. For really conservative industries, charcoal and navy are more appropriate. Charcoal and navy are your safest bets in general, as are black shoes. But again, for most job interviews, pretty much any suit that isn't a pastel will be fine.
You might want to share what industry you're interviewing in and people with experience there can give you more applicable guidance.
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Thanks dpark. The job is for my local county with the the emergency services as a dispatcher. I do usually prefer a darker suit for interviews but as I said this was on sale and i figured I could see about exchanging it if the color was completely off when it ships to the store. Your post helps me feel better about the grey though, thanks!
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