I'm sure that's true. But 'best dressed' doesn't necessarily mean 'comfortable, practical and cool' while on a round the world adventure (I'm extremely envious, btw!).
The fact remains that in a trench coat he'll look as if he's on his way to a day's work at the tax office. If that's the effect...
I think I like the AL shawl collar number best, so far. But then again, I have a bit of a patch pocket fetish myself...:redface:
The wing collar thing is beyond horrific, though: a gargoyle of a jacket. On the other hand, with those pockets as a starting point, they could make one of those...
I don't personally think that wearing a Burberry trenchcoat could possibly make the OP's nephew look like a member of that particular British tribe - I'm avoiding the 'c' word - epitomised by the Burb ballcap. Quite the opposite: he'll look (in the UK) like a Young Conservative or just a nerd -...
Still is. Start under the Westway and work your way up the hill to Goldborne Road - couple of very good vintage shops there as well. Then coffee and a pastel de nata at Porto or Lisboa... None of it is cheap though, except for the pastel.
Yes, well, chaps.... The major's bargain tanker, though incredibly tempting and an absolute bargain, might not be exactly what I'm looking for.
Who makes a decent M-421 these days? There's an RRL attempt that looks reasonable but the cotton/nylon puts me off and the fake name tag is tacky...
Yes, this is what I think of as a 'bomber jacket,' but it's actually way, way nicer than what I have in mind. The archetypal bomber of my schooldays was made of some God-awful thin, primitively distressed hide and bagged out around the waist, offsetting the hideous skintight/balloon effect of...
I've been wanting an M-1941 as an everyday wearer but the lack of pockets, particularly an inside one, has stopped me from going for it. What has the late 30s ambience of the M-1941 but with pockets etc more conducive to a man on the go? I'm sure that, if such a thing ever existed, it is being...
I'll never forgive All Saints for what they did to Portobello Road. Beside their monstrosity on the corner of Westbourne Grove which destroyed a whole world of antique stalls, kitting yoofs out like Brookie extras seems positively benign.
And now, back to your scheduled programme...:)
Cool! I'm not a fan of dropped fronts so I'd want to see it squared off or at least not as exaggerated. Buttons all the way down for sure. I agree with throat latch and flapped button chest pocket (or patch pocket) and perhaps button loops on the waist pockets. And if it was mine I'd want button...
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