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Last edited by The_Manscaper; September 22, 2016, 10:51 AM.
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[MENTION=11794]jharrisonbarrett[/MENTION] Dig that jacket. These are the type of fits that I really appreciate because I wouldn't traditionally pair black jeans with a blue denim shirt and brown boots, but the jacket (in a color I wouldn't pick on my own) ends up pulling everything together really well. Great inspiration.
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[MENTION=15192]The_Manscaper[/MENTION] I'm on your team here. Others made that comment when the subject was brought up sometime earlier this year.
[MENTION=13775]connersw[/MENTION] colors and fit look great, but just can't get over the flip flops. Personally think a pair of chucks, or similar, would go a long way here.
First day of fall, even though it doesn't feel like it. But who am I to not celebrate:
Edit to add: the lighting is a special kind of terrible in my office...
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Originally posted by DocDave View Post[MENTION=13775]connersw[/MENTION] can't believe you're still in shorts. My short wear days are behind me for another 8 mos now...Nice use of green btw. Cheers.
[MENTION=14375]dangerpenguin[/MENTION] Yeah, I know flip-flops are pretty polarizing on here and other menswear forums. There was a time when it was either boots or flip-flops with nothing in between for me. I try to mix it up more now, and I do wear chucks quite a bit. One case for flip-flops though, is that I've notice they extend my legs more (which helps me with my long torso). This is a fit from a few days ago with flip-flops vs Stan Smiths. Maybe it's the white on white, but I felt like the Stans chopped my legs off.
Boat shoes were part of my school uniform as a kid, and I still can't get rid of memories of them bloodying up my feet. They would probably be a better menswear approved option. If I can find some cheap Gold Cups over the winter, I'm going to pick them up.Last edited by connersw; September 22, 2016, 12:01 PM.
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In the spirit of our recent discussion, here is WIWT. Working from home.
Shirt: BR Luxe touch polo
Jeans: BR Slim Kaihara Selvage
Watch: Timex Expedition
Boots: Red Wing Iron Ranger
I have a couple of "firsts" going today... This is the first pair of raw denim and the first pair of selvedge denim I've ever owned. First button fly, which will be an adventure. It will be interesting because I'm not at all interested in fades. I like to keep my jeans dark.
Feel free to critique!
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[MENTION=13775]connersw[/MENTION] man you really know how to rub it in with the short pictures don't ya...
[MENTION=10629]Mr. Charles[/MENTION] I'm impressed with the level of style for a work from home day. For me, when I work from home, I'm normally in what I call 'comfy pants' and a T-shirt.
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Originally posted by DocDave View Post[MENTION=10629]Mr. Charles[/MENTION] I'm impressed with the level of style for a work from home day. For me, when I work from home, I'm normally in what I call 'comfy pants' and a T-shirt.
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Originally posted by connersw View PostYeah, I know flip-flops are pretty polarizing on here and other menswear forums. There was a time when it was either boots or flip-flops with nothing in between for me. I try to mix it up more now, and I do wear chucks quite a bit. One case for flip-flops though, is that I've notice they extend my legs more (which helps me with my long torso). This is a fit from a few days ago with flip-flops vs Stan Smiths. Maybe it's the white on white, but I felt like the Stans chopped my legs off.
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For the work-from-home guys, it seems like there are some who wear footwear like shoes and boots inside their home. Am I interpreting the posts correctly? Am I in the minority for thinking shoes that I wear outside my home would be dirty to wear inside my home?Unless of course you have dedicated indoor footwear that is...
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