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Been there many times - the bread is insanely good. Oh, this is not the food thread. Well, not my favorite jacket, but a nice outfit overall. Beautiful dog.
Been there many times - the bread is insanely good. Oh, this is not the food thread. Well, not my favorite jacket, but a nice outfit overall. Beautiful dog.
What's the fabric?Not my picture, from styfo, but is the jacket I recently received. Possibly the nicest fabric I have.
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It's a blend of 3. 60% silk, 36% wool, 4% cashmere, by E. Thomas. Jacket is by Spier & Mackay.What's the fabric?
Ahh, I knew it looked like a S&M! Great stuff. I have two of their sport coats and a grey shark skin suit.It's a blend of 3. 60% silk, 36% wool, 4% cashmere, by E. Thomas. Jacket is by Spier & Mackay.
Thanks man.Ahh, I knew it looked like a S&M! Great stuff. I have two of their sport coats and a grey shark skin suit.
That is a great looking jacket and I am generally a fan of high waisted trousers, but something about that picture (and I'm not sure what it is) gives me pause.
Guest is right. It's the tie.That is a great looking jacket and I am generally a fan of high waisted trousers, but something about that picture (and I'm not sure what it is) gives me pause.![]()
I agree. Could it be the colour and pattern of the tie? With two patterns in jacket and shirt, it is hard to have a large pattern in a different colour in the tie.That is a great looking jacket and I am generally a fan of high waisted trousers, but something about that picture (and I'm not sure what it is) gives me pause.![]()
A suit in that material would be a bit too much, IMO, but as a jacket? Over grey trousers? Magnificent!Here's a single-breasted POW glen check jacket with peaked lapels by Edward Sexton. I really love the way the red and grey colours in the panes combine to create the overall effect:
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I used to wear outfits like this when I was in my early-mid 20s... and I probably looked fairly ridiculous at it (being in my early to mid 20s).