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  1. Orgetorix

    Indy shoes

    Judging by the old-style logo inside, that looks like an older shoe. It may not be available anymore.
  2. Orgetorix

    What are you wearing today??

    Well done, Alan. What make are the shoes?
  3. Orgetorix

    What are you wearing today??

    Lookin' good, Alan. Is that your Adventurebilt?
  4. Orgetorix

    What are you wearing today??

    Looks like your seersucker is going out for the season with plenty of style, Alan. Looking good!
  5. Orgetorix

    "Batwings"

    Thanks for the kind words, VS. Every man who cares about clothes should be on a quest for the perfect suit!
  7. Orgetorix

    Apparel Arts March 1942

    I saw that one when it was originally auctioned and thought about bidding. I was a bit surprised it didn't go for more, but my guess is that later issues from the '40s don't command as high a premium as the ones from the '30s.
  8. Orgetorix

    Advice on Tailoring Jacket

    Use this to find a tailor in your area, or if there isn't one listed, you can check with one of the men's stores listed to get a recommendation.
  9. Orgetorix

    First Time Bowtie Advice

    Good job, Lionheart. I like the tie, and I like the pocket square, but together I think they look like they're competing for attention. If I were you, I'd go with a white linen square for that outfit, or a solid silk in one of the minor colors from the tie (or shirt).
  10. Orgetorix

    Steppin' out...

    It's a Luke Eyres collar that I purchased from Ede & Ravenscroft.
  11. Orgetorix

    What are you wearing today??

    Nice, Alan. We were thinking similarly this morning--I wore a tan poplin suit, pink shirt, blue tie, blue/white square, and brown monks. :)
  13. Orgetorix

    Ascots

    True. However, the illustration shows the steps for tying a necktie. The process of tying what we call a cravat may be the same, but that's not what the illustration is showing.
  14. Orgetorix

    Ascots

    In case it needs spelling out, cravate is the French word for necktie.
  15. Orgetorix

    New vintage collars

    Members at other forums have used Jantzen a lot, and the consensus seems to be that they provide incredible value for the money, though they can be a bit difficult to deal with sometimes. Lost orders, poor communications, and enormous wait times have not been uncommon, although Jantzen seems to...
  16. Orgetorix

    Steppin' out...

    Thanks, all. It was the most fun I've had in a while. DM, the shirt is a vintage one that I picked up on Ebay. New ones were just too expensive for my budget. The collar is the Grafton from Ede & Ravenscroft.
  17. Orgetorix

    What are you wearing today??

    Yesterday More pictures here.
  19. Orgetorix

    Steppin' out...

    ...in my top hat, and my white tie, and my tails... Yesterday I was an attendant in the wedding of a friend, and to my delight we wore white tie. I found a '60s vintage Hickey-Freeman dress suit in a local vintage store, and cobbled together the rest of the outfit via Ebay and other various...
  20. Orgetorix

    Cufflinks and Shirt Studs.

    Great find, Alan!
  21. Orgetorix

    College wardrobe

    As seen on the Sartorialist Anything look familiar here? http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/2008/06/on-streetby-his-own-design-soho.html
  22. Orgetorix

    Stretching a topper?

    Strangely enough, despite the way it looks, it isn't collapsible. It's a true hard-shell hat.
  23. Orgetorix

    Stretching a topper?

    Or I'll just wear it like Fred.

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