Agreeable Menswear Post Of The Day

[Lumpen]

 

[Frumposa]

 

[Journeyman]

^ Clearly, something got lost in translation there.

 

[Lumpen]

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^ Clearly, something got lost in translation there.

Is very obvious and clear. Today I f. your mouth and on this Winter I will make your ass hot.

 

[InstaHate]

Not feeling that outfit, but that chinafriend beard tho

 

[Grand Potentate]

Not feeling that outfit, but that chinafriend beard tho

without the square it would be better.

 

[Noob]

 

[Pauly Chase]

That's boss.

 

[Dropbear]

That brothel has a gift shop. Reminds me of Kalgoorlie.

 

[Noob]

 

[Thruth]

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Yup that's a good one. Imagine the grandkids asking gramps why are you taking pics with ho's in your shabby old clothes

 

[Great White Snark]

The white tie cosplay dwarf with the Ant Hill Mob hats also seems to like posting pics of himself adorned with random chicks - do these people have any idea of the concept of ‘overcompensating’?

 

[Noob]

The white tie cosplay dwarf with the Ant Hill Mob hats

NICHOLAS lol

 

[Pimpernel Smith]

The white tie cosplay dwarf with the Ant Hill Mob hats also seems to like posting pics of himself adorned with random chicks - do these people have any idea of the concept of ‘overcompensating’?

You really have an issue with Roycru, don't you? I wager, it's beyond forum interaction, it's personal?

You've met him real life and he really bugs ya'!

 

[Great White Snark]

You really have an issue with Roycru, don't you? I wager, it's beyond forum interaction, it's personal?

You've met him real life and he really bugs ya'!

No I just find him and his pics and ‘banter’ disagreeable. As long as people keep posting him here in the ‘Agreeable’ thread I’m going to disagree!

 

[rdiaz]

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PS too matchy

 

[carbooch]

PS too matchy

Aren't you the fat spanish fuck trying to duplicate English country style and failing horribly at it from Styleforum?

 

[robertito]

Aren't you the fat spanish fuck trying to duplicate English country style and failing horribly at it from Styleforum?

wtf is English Country Style? Any links?

 

[Pimpernel Smith]

wtf is English Country Style? Any links?

You know the look, comes with many layers of meaning and risk in the UK, out of context it's one of the worse looks around:

 

[robertito]

None of the above can be called 'English country style' the third maybe, the first one is University Teacher look, and the 2 and 4 Hackett models, in any case rdiaz never dressed that way in SF.

 

[robertito]

this is what I would call English country style. Being old, having money and large house helps

 

[ConchitaWurst]

this is what I would call English country style. Being old, having money and large house helps

keep ‘em comming

 

[Pimpernel Smith]

None of the above can be called 'English country style' the third maybe, the first one is University Teacher look, and the 2 and 4 Hackett models, in any case rdiaz never dressed that way in SF.

The 3rd and 4th are in Cordings.

English country style isn't just landed gentry hanging around in their stately pads in Viyella and tweeds as they can no longer afford to keep the place heated. You also have the farmer off to the cattle market look and lots of looks inbetween. Whilst the aristos sport it rather well, too much country in the UK stands out like a sore thumb and has to be handled well with a panache and nonchalance.

 

[rdiaz]

Aren't you the fat spanish fuck trying to duplicate English country style and failing horribly at it from Styleforum?

Hi

 

[rdiaz]

None of the above can be called 'English country style' the third maybe, the first one is University Teacher look, and the 2 and 4 Hackett models, in any case rdiaz never dressed that way in SF.

But I did have a 3-piece tweed suit. Those were the iGent days. I think I wore it as a full suit once in my life.

 

[robertito]

But I did have a 3-piece tweed suit. Those were the iGent days. I think I wore it as a full suit once in my life.

3 piece tweed suit in the Madrid of the Austrias? pic, or I dont believe you.

 

[rdiaz]

3 piece tweed suit in the Madrid of the Austrias? pic, or I dont believe you.

I don't have any pics of it as a 3 piece, only as a 2 piece. I have the waistcoat at home to prove the third piece exists.

 

[ConchitaWurst]

I don't have any pics of it as a 3 piece, only as a 2 piece. I have the waistcoat at home to prove the third piece exists.

kodus to you good sir

elbow patches
patch pockets on suit
you ticked all the mtm boxes
shame you forgot constrating slot stiching

 

[rdiaz]

Fun fact: I didn't ask for elbow patches. Ripped them shortly after. Patch pockets were added because this was ordered as an odd jacket. Then when it came I asked for trousers and waistcoat. Ended up using it as an odd jacket more often anyways.

 

[viaattovannucci]

Fun fact: I didn't ask for elbow patches. Ripped them shortly after. Patch pockets were added because this was ordered as an odd jacket. Then when it came I asked for trousers and waistcoat. Ended up using it as an odd jacket more often anyways.

That doesn't sound like that much fun.

 

[rdiaz]

That doesn't sound like that much fun.

Removing the elbow patches was fun. Cutting thread while trying to not damage the delicate tweed fabric got me busy for quite a while.

 

[Pimpernel Smith]

I've only ever seen one chap carry off elbow patches:



Unless you're Dirty Harry in the early 1970s, best to leave them for the geography teachers.

 

[formby]

I've only ever seen one chap carry off elbow patches:



Unless you're Dirty Harry in the early 1970s, best to leave them for the geography teachers.

Elbow patches are fine, on a old, well-worn, and loved battered jacket, where it is obvious, that they are a repair. It's on new stuff where they can seem, a bit off.

A bit like overly antiqued shoes, and distressed denim which as other problems too, like looking crap.

 

[rdiaz]

I actually hate them. Would only have them on a jacket if there was an actual hole in the elbow requiring a patch. I don't know why on Earth the MTM program I used at the time would put them on by default on a tweed coat. Something similar happened on a seersucker jacket I ordered, it was made unstructured and I didn't ask for it.

A lot of my old RTW came with patches as well. It was en vogue a few years ago, or so it seems, as new stuff from the same maker doesn't have them.

 

[Kingstonian]

Unless you're Dirty Harry in the early 1970s, best to leave them for the geography teachers.

Or a schoolboy. I got very good mileage out of the oversized school blazer that I grew into. Leather cuff patches were also very useful for frayed cuffs.

 

[viaattovannucci]

I've only ever seen one chap carry off elbow patches:



Unless you're Dirty Harry in the early 1970s, best to leave them for the geography teachers.

If you can carry off that hairdo, you can carry off practically everything.

 

[formby]

If you can carry off that hairdo, you can carry off practically everything.

It also helps that he packing a Smith & Wesson Magnum 44...the most powerful handgun in the world....and can blow your head clean off..

Well, do ya feel lucky punk...?

...well do ya...?

 

[QuandoDio]

I've only ever seen one chap carry off elbow patches:



Unless you're Dirty Harry in the early 1970s, best to leave them for the geography teachers.

Even Clint did not pull it off.

 

[Scherensammler]

Even Clint did not pull it off.

 

[TheUntermensch]

Or a schoolboy. I got very good mileage out of the oversized school blazer that I grew into. Leather cuff patches were also very useful for frayed cuffs.

I had leather knee patches on my tracksuit. Never liked the damn things, but then we were dirt poor, and had to make do.