Lucky. That's awesome. I need to end my aversion to that kind of store. The ones in my area are pretty terrible though.
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Originally posted by Snake Doctor View PostLucky. That's awesome. I need to end my aversion to that kind of store. The ones in my area are pretty terrible though.
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Latest creation from Luxire. Sorry no detail shot of the fabric yet, its a beautifully soft herringbone. Minor tweaks to fit, and this time I think it's as perfect as possible. Straight out the box including wrinkles in the pic. 10 days from order to doorstep!
And with all the current trends of spread and cutaway soft collars, I've found the look I've actually been looking for all along: a good stiff fused point collar. Sits under a jacket perfectly sans tie. It should, as it's a copy of the Tom Ford point collar.
And this is why MTM is top for me, in regards to the MTM/quality vs. fit thread. The construction is fantastic, the quality of this fabric is great (granted I'm fond of soft twills and herringbone), and it cost only $59.99 in this case. Each detail and dimension is exactly what I prefer, now all that has to be done it pick fabrics that I like
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Originally posted by andrewlcraft View PostLatest creation from Luxire. Sorry no detail shot of the fabric yet, its a beautifully soft herringbone. Minor tweaks to fit, and this time I think it's as perfect as possible. Straight out the box including wrinkles in the pic. 10 days from order to doorstep!
And with all the current trends of spread and cutaway soft collars, I've found the look I've actually been looking for all along: a good stiff fused point collar. Sits under a jacket perfectly sans tie. It should, as it's a copy of the Tom Ford point collar.
And this is why MTM is top for me, in regards to the MTM/quality vs. fit thread. The construction is fantastic, the quality of this fabric is great (granted I'm fond of soft twills and herringbone), and it cost only $59.99 in this case. Each detail and dimension is exactly what I prefer, now all that has to be done it pick fabrics that I like
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Originally posted by Scofield View Posti actually bought that shirt last year as well. wore it today in fact, and was just thinking that it's probably the best value shirt i own. great herringbone texture and super soft. unfortunately i have not found another good MTM shirt in that same $60 range. that shirt is def an anomaly and i highly recommend itEat what is good for your health but
Wear what is good for your and others eyes
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I have had a sonicare for probably a decade. I panicked last weekend because I thought it died on me, but it turns out there was a problem with the house wiring and it just wasn't getting charged. That thing has been a tank!
I just got 4 pairs of Aiden chinos in the mail yesterday that I got for under 100 bucks shipped. I used the 25% off welcome email from BR, the friends and family 50%, and then bought a gift certificate for 12% under face value. Not a bad haul. Wearing a pair today and they fit great. Got navy, gray, khaki, and acorn.
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Originally posted by Scofield View Posti actually bought that shirt last year as well. wore it today in fact, and was just thinking that it's probably the best value shirt i own. great herringbone texture and super soft. unfortunately i have not found another good MTM shirt in that same $60 range. that shirt is def an anomaly and i highly recommend it
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Originally posted by ninpb View PostI just impulse bought this Club Monaco "cotton canvas" blazer for $69.
http://www.lyst.com/clothing/club-mo...blazer-navy-1/
Anybody know what "cotton canvas" is? Sounds stiffer than chino.
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I'm playing in the pit orchestra for a musical theater production here. Required attire is all black, long sleeves, no tux. I don't own any black pants aside from tux pants, so I bought some black Levi's, thinking that maybe I would be able to find a use for them in my regular wardrobe.
But my head is exploding a little bit trying to figure out how to incorporate them into my normal style. Ugh.Ben
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Originally posted by LesserBlackDog View PostI'm playing in the pit orchestra for a musical theater production here. Required attire is all black, long sleeves, no tux. I don't own any black pants aside from tux pants, so I bought some black Levi's, thinking that maybe I would be able to find a use for them in my regular wardrobe.
But my head is exploding a little bit trying to figure out how to incorporate them into my normal style. Ugh.
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Originally posted by Scofield View Postyeah, good luck with that...black pants are nigh impossible to fit in. an article on effortlessgent, 5 things to own in black (http://effortlessgent.com/black-clothing-must-haves/) suggests wearing them the exact same way you'd wear blue jeans...but that just really doesn't work for me.
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Originally posted by DuFrank View PostI've got a black pair of Express jeans and found they go best with a something that has a pop of color. E.g. Blue shoes, green blazer or henley. You can use them like dark navy jeans but they provide a bit more contrast and formality
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