The terms refer to different characteristics of a boot, some of which can describe the same boot. I'll take them in reverse order.
An ankle boot is any boot the top of which comes up to around the ankle. This is Edward Green's Halifax.
A brogue boot is a boot that has decorative punching...
Just to be clear: What Americans call a balmoral is what Brits call an oxford. That is, a shoe with closed lacing, where the throat is sewn under the vamp. The John Spencer boots above, while nice, are not balmoral boots. They're derbies or bluchers, and hence more casual than a bal/oxford...
Maus & Hoffman has a few pairs of Edward Green shoes, including Malvern spectators, for $550--which is half of what they normally cost.
http://mausandhoffmanonline.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=YIH32&Category_Code=clearance_shoes&Product_Count=4
I ain't hatin'. And I don't want to get into another argument about "rules" for clothing. The consensus on this forum seems to be that if someone wants to break a rule and if it has ever been broken by anybody in the last 80 years, it's fair game.
I still think that disregarding things like...
It's a tricky question, and one that has had a lot of debate on clothing forums.
I regularly wear a button-down collar shirt when I'm wearing an odd jacket and slacks. I seldom, if ever, wear one with a suit, and when I do it's almost always with a more casual suit. The BD collar is...
That suit would not look as streamlined either if it weren't pinned in the back. It's often hard to tell the shape of a jacket unless 1) the mannequin is shaped like a human body, which many aren't, and, 2) the jacket fits the mannequin perfectly. Many jackets have more shape to them than is...
I am so tired of people trying to be anti-establishment/non-conformist/individualistic. It just doesn't work. No matter what you wear, there's someone out there that looks the same as you do. And he's probably evil, and he does the look better than you can.
I have a couple of brand-new stiff, detachable collars for sale. They're from Luke Eyres in England, the only firm that still makes these RTW. The model is their Albany style, a medium spread collar. The neck size is 16.5".
I have two available. I'm asking $20 shipped per collar, or $37...
Herb,
My guess is this should fit you well. If you're concerned about it, take measurements of your new coat and compare them to this one. This post should help if you need instructions.
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I wear them with some of my trousers, the ones that are cut with a higher waist. I wear them for both reasons: they're more comfortable than a cinched-up belt, and they make the trousers drape better.
I don't know about vintage hangers, but I would say you should use some that are curved and flared to fit the suit's shoulders. That will be best for your suits, no matter what era they're from.
http://www.hangerproject.com/
Thanks. No, they're brandy AE Westgates, antiqued with various darker shades of brown wax and cream. The original color was a bit too bright for me. I'm still not a fan of the decidedly orange undertones, but...well, they were cheap. :D
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