Hello everyone, today i'm wearing a Bronson 1930 double knees duck canvas pants with my favorite Pendleton vintage wool shirt. i was looking for a Carhartt duck pants but my size was sold out. I can give you a little comparison with Carhartt duck canvas since i have one of their bib overall in unwashed duck. Despite Bronson advertising their pants to be 14oz, they are less thick and rigid than the unwashed 12oz from Carhartt but it is still a great pants if you are into high waist and suspenders.
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I'm loving your high waisted look.
My wife has made me a number of pairs of high waisted, 1920's baggy style. It's not the weather to wear these owing to their colour. Come spring and I shall wear them with a sports jacket. The trousers seen here hanging in my wife's cabin, were at the time of photographing, not quite complete. They are now finished and have been pressed, how I love them.
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Dress code still effect at my house regardless of the pandemic.
Unlabeled sportcoat, 50's bowtie, 30's fedora and spectators were the choices I made today.
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Unlabeled sportcoat, 50's bowtie, 30's fedora and spectators were the choices I made today.
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Michael, you not only have quite the closet, but you wear each and every item very well. Just spectacular. I have followed you in the hat department, and look forward to each post you make. Wow .... just wow. What a gentleman of class and style! Thank you, Sir, for taking the time to present such a stunning wardrobe, pose and post.Deansgate 3 Roll 2 Suit
11-3-2020 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_7037 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a good day,
Michael
Having some extra time today, I was wandering around the Lounge seeing what else is here, I found this thread on clothes. I was very pleasantly surprised. GHT, Short Balding, and many of you others here - thank you. This thread is very enjoyable (and I am not even a "clothes person"). Makes me want to go out and buy a tie!
Grant Fan, you made this outfit?? Awesome. Happened upon this post wandering around the Lounge and am so glad I did. I have seen a few of your outfits and must say you look beautiful in them. Also like your decor.
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Thanks Hapi, you are too kind. I agree that there are many folks here that can "put on the Ritz" with style.
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Oh my, what a dapper gent, how did I ever miss your post Eric? You have nailed the entire wardrobe but I especially love the bow tie.Dress code still effect at my house regardless of the pandemic.
Unlabeled sportcoat, 50's bowtie, 30's fedora and spectators were the choices I made today.
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Thanks sir, I have my moments.
- Custom made D-1 mechanics jacket by Five Star Leather
- 1932 Engineer pants and CPO shirt by Pike Brothers
- SM Wholesale USN boots
- Bronson MFG A-4 mechanics cap
- Mash Japan A-10 gloves
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- 1932 Engineer pants and CPO shirt by Pike Brothers
- SM Wholesale USN boots
- Bronson MFG A-4 mechanics cap
- Mash Japan A-10 gloves
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We are dining out today. Sunday lunch at a pub/restaurant that is run by a lovely couple whose wedding we went to recently. It's decisions, decisions for her Ladyship on what to wear. I'm thinking of going green.
A more formal look but it's a warm day.
What lid?
Just the job, problem is, it hasn't arrived yet, besides the weather is more conducive to a straw.
Decisions, decisions.
A more formal look but it's a warm day.
What lid?
Just the job, problem is, it hasn't arrived yet, besides the weather is more conducive to a straw.
Decisions, decisions.
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Got dressed up to see Bishop Barber speak today
VTG Brooks Bros. Cashmere vest
Stuart Mcguire cowboy boots
501 levis
Joe Mccoy's Nelson
VTG Brooks Bros. Cashmere vest
Stuart Mcguire cowboy boots
501 levis
Joe Mccoy's Nelson
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Tina & I enjoyed an Italian meal at a lovely restaurant this evening. I didn't wear this shirt but I did wear the hat. It's one of two new hats that I've had made. The shirt that I chose could easily contrast with my other new hat, it's a warm nutmeg colour.
To finish off the ensemble I wore the same shoes and trousers as above in #24,151. The heavy rain was resisted with a khaki trenchcoat. It was a fine meal with a rather attractive lady, but I would say that, wouldn't I?
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Yesterday's outfit for the glorious return of The Chap's Grand Flaneur Walk and evening party at the Camden Watch Company shop.
Not in picture: tan, 30s-cut chinos by SJC/ Cathcart Heritage, Terry Smith co-respondent penny-loafers in navy & white.
Not in picture: tan, 30s-cut chinos by SJC/ Cathcart Heritage, Terry Smith co-respondent penny-loafers in navy & white.
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Pretty sharp look!
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The Flaneur Walk is one of those must do events that life seems to contrive otherwise. You must let us know when the 2023 date is announced.
For the benefit of those not familiar with The Grand Flaneur Walk that Edward attended so regally dressed:
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My “walking to work in the snow” outfit.
Akubra Woomera, very vintage French Mackinaw, 60s Pendleton shirt, Bronson gold rush trousers, White’s Cutter Boots.
Akubra Woomera, very vintage French Mackinaw, 60s Pendleton shirt, Bronson gold rush trousers, White’s Cutter Boots.
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^ very nice
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It was my intention to sell the lemon coloured blazer, but Tina had other ideas. Knowing who makes my hats she ordered the one pictured, perfect for the times when it's just not quite straw hat temperatures. It goes well with both blazers, as a match to the lemon and contrast to the blue. I wore the blue blazer today and the hat.
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They're both great. It would be fun to take them both to a weekend event, wear them across two days in sequence. Keeping an overall colour-theme for the event, but switching it up each day.
While since I posted anything of my own outfits on this thread. I'd intended today to wear a blazer and my covert coat, but when I took Mimi Dog out for this morning's wee wee trip before work, it was cold enough that I had second thoughts.
Cap is Sussex Tweed; scarf hand crocheted by my mother, bless her - arrived with my Christmas bits in December. Jacket (mirror photo below) is one I picked up five or six years ago, Tu label (Sanisbury's Supermarkets' own brand. About GBP20 new....):
The mirror in our lift is badly scratched, though I kinda like the effect in pictures...
Silk tie and knitwear below - pictured here behind my desk, wearing a Bronson A3 cap that just arrived in the post:
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