Just got this little suit number!

[Jovan]

I sometimes get "those" glances not even wearing a suit. Though this one girl seemed all flustered talking to me when I was in one just doing some grocery shopping, and she worked there.

 

[Baron Kurtz]

fits well, Paddy, though yes i'd take the arms up a tad.

Do those shoes fit now? They look pretty damn close to a good fit.

Which coffee shop, by the way? (not that i know where they are any more after 10 years away)

bk

 

[The real Henry]

A very nice and very British-looking suit!

Regarding the fit I have the same opinion like Baron Kurtz, the sleeves are a bit too long.



BTW- Paddy, you remind me a lot of the German actor Heino Ferch, who has done several period and war time films:

Regards,
Henrik

 

[PADDY]

Re: Sleeve length.

Actually gents, I usually have to get the sleeves shorted on a suit as I like to show off the end of the French cuffs I wear.

However, this one is a 'red herring' as I had the sleeves of the shirt rolled up underneath (bit of a rush to get the photos done!) and hence you don't see the cuffs. But actually, the sleeves are just a tad short anyway to show off the cuffs, so actually 'they' are a good fit.

Just the rolled up shirt sleeves gives you the wrong impression.

Thanks for looking out for me though, and keep it up!!!

 

[DBFedora]

Wow, what a great look! The whole ensemble is terrific. The tie, braces, shoes and fedora are a stunning combination. Way to go.

 

[PADDY]

Actor comparison. Thanks Henrik!

A very nice and very British-looking suit!


BTW- Paddy, you remind me a lot of the German actor Heino Ferch, who has done several period and war time films:

Regards,
Henrik

Thanks Henrik, that's a GREAT compliment!!

 

[mikepara]

Hehehe

Paddy, those Kelso girls, they are great arn't they. [If not slightly mad, it's the cobbles that does it.]

 

[Baron Kurtz]

Is Kelso known as a "those girls" town these days? Maybe i should get back . . .

bk