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You do that, Edward and I will get my new blazer photographed in full length.Yes, I'll have to remember to have some taken at graduation.
You do that, Edward and I will get my new blazer photographed in full length.Yes, I'll have to remember to have some taken at graduation.
You do that, Edward and I will get my new blazer photographed in full length.
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There's a full length view in the What Hat thread, but I'm sure that a second photo here for Edward's benefit won't go amissDeal!
What a great compliment, much appreciated. We could do with a drop of that sunshine right now, featured in the photo.^
Damn fine look lad. Fedora bash right down to Italian calf wing tips.
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It's hard to believe that eight weeks ago we were enjoying glorious sunshine. This blazer you have seen before, probably many times, apologies for that, old age and amnesia are bed fellows. It really is an extremely well made jacket, quite obviously made to measure. Tina came across it on a vendors stall at one of the festivals we like to attend.
The countless hours that I have spent trying to find a like for like fabric so that I can get a copy made. Reason is, it's a size too small. The vendor, keen to get a quick sale, let me have it rather cheaply after I had tried it on and reluctantly handed it back, the buttons strained when fastened. He cut the price dramatically and told me to wear it open. I couldn't resist.
In my wardrobe are two versions of this blazer. A single breasted more modern design, with slim lapels, and this classic double breasted version. I keep meaning to ask my missus to move the inner button, it seems to have been sewn in a wrong position, so while I'm thinking about it, I'll ask her now.
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