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What are you wearing today??

Marty M.

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Stand up..

Marty M. said:
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Oh for gripes sake, If I ever stand like that again, would someone please come up here and kick me :eek: . Thank you.
Marty Mathis
 

Marty M.

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A tit for a tat.

indycop said:
If I came all the way up there to kick you then I would have to buy something!:eusa_doh: lol

That's a fair trade, you pummel me. I pummel your wallet lol :eusa_clap .
Marty Mathis
 

Jovan

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I promise, I'll have pictures both here and in the suit thread today. :)

-vintage '50s navy flannel suit, two button centre vent with pleated trousers
-powder blue OCBD shirt
-black faille with white square pattern silk tie, 3" wide
-plain silver tie clip
-Kent Wang white linen pocket square
-black leather belt
-brown with blue/aqua argyll socks
-black leather blucher shoes

Just had a fun night out with the friends. Happy New Year, everyone!
 

Shaul-Ike Cohen

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Lucky Strike said:
The last photos were taken during an endless phonecall to Alitalia to retrieve lost luggage.

You know the old joke, don't you?

Q: Why does the pope always kiss the soil right after he landed?
A: Ever flown Alitalia?
 

alphy27

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Providence, RI
tweed trousers?

With all of you well dressed people to ask I thought I'd pose a question. Does any one know of a resource for relatively inexpensive every day wool or wool tweed trousers? Prior th the advent of the denim-fication of America everyday wool was the norm. It was not a difficult thing to find even wool twill, a practically unheard of fabric nowadays.

Regards,
alphy27
 

Dinerman

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1952 wool jacket
green lands end shirt
ll bean fair isle sweater vest
'30s Croydon tie
'50s fishing souvenir cuff links
vintage florsheim shoes
doxa watch
vintage monogrammed pocket square
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indycop

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Dinerman said:
1952 wool jacket
green lands end shirt
ll bean fair isle sweater vest
'30s Croydon tie
'50s fishing souvenir cuff links
vintage florsheim shoes
doxa watch
vintage monogrammed pocket square
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Looks great Dinerman, but really like those shoes!!:eusa_clap
 

indycop

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PADDY said:
Across the fields with one of my dogs (so the clothing is purely 'functional').

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Paddy what cap are you wearing?:eusa_clap I was never really into caps but now that I have an Ivy that I've gotten used to I'm looking to step up to an 8 panel.:D
 

Patrick Murtha

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Happy New Year, everyone!

Black/white houndstooth single-breasted three-button ventless sportcoat
Marshall Field's Field Gear black cuffed chinos (slightly wide leg opening)
Alain Figaret button-down, white ground with red and gray stripes, open neck
Lis Claiborne black belt, slightly wide, with prominent silver buckle (rectangular frame with thick bar across middle and open spaces above and below)
Black pocket square, puff fold
Black diamond pattern OTC socks
Cole-Haan black split-toe lace-ups, high shine
Swiss Army watch with black band
Black double-breasted topcoat
Black leather gloves
Jos. Bank black and gold scarf
Black/white tweed driving cap
 

Adele

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Vintage Betty said:
WOW this is gorgeous. Do we get to see the entire ensemble, with you wearing this hat?

Vintage Betty

Thank you, Vintage Betty! I didn't take a photograph with the hat on, but considering I have such few outfits, I'm sure I'll be wearing it soon again, and I will take another photo with the hat on.

Patrick Murtha - I love how the photograph you posted is so official looking. That's great. :)
 

Jovan

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Jovan said:
I promise, I'll have pictures both here and in the suit thread today. :)

-vintage '50s navy flannel suit, two button centre vent with pleated trousers
-powder blue OCBD shirt
-black faille with white square pattern silk tie, 3" wide
-plain silver tie clip
-Kent Wang white linen pocket square
-black leather belt
-brown with blue/aqua argyll socks
-black leather blucher shoes

Just had a fun night out with the friends. Happy New Year, everyone!
I changed the tie and forgot to put in the pocket square earlier today. Sorry.:eusa_doh: But here goes.

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Marty M.

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Looking good.

Looking good Jovan. This is one of the few postings that I see an coat that sleeve length is spot on :eusa_clap .
Marty Mathis
 

Jovan

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Thanks all. I don't think the fit is QUITE perfect yet though. The sleeves need to be taken out just a smidge. Also, you'll see that my ankles (thankfully not naked a la Thom Browne) are showing a bit, so the trouser hem needs to be taken down about an inch which will still give it that great no break look. I'm probably just being nitpicky though. :p

I don't understand why some people have a problem with unlined trousers or vintage fabrics. These are really comfortable, and I got used to the "scratchiness" of the flannel the first night I wore this. Speaking of the trousers, they only cinch a slight bit when I wear a belt (I'll soon get braces so I can use the buttons inside the waistband) so I may not need to get them taken in. It was listed as 34"... I guess working at a restaurant has added some girth to my waist. lol
 

Orgetorix

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Jovan said:
I don't understand why some people have a problem with unlined trousers or vintage fabrics. These are really comfortable, and I got used to the "scratchiness" of the flannel the first night I wore this.

I'm wearing some new-to-me Polo gray flannels for the first time today, and I think they're already my favorite trousers.

Suit looks good, Jovan!
 

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