Disagreeable Menswear Post Of The Day

He's a vile, bloody know all management consultant aka scammer ffs.
 
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Ethan Wong, aka the bisexual teenage genitalman.
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charliewong said:
His clients must be drying up if he is now shilling brands like Spier & Mackay and Myrqvist
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Shortie so full of himself, now in terminal decline from shilling iSarti of Sicily to Spier & Mackay of Indo-China.
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"Yeah, the collar on this shirt is kinda high. I remembered it as soon as I saw these images - it was one I tried with a higher collar in order to wear with my A&S tailoring, which always has a high collar itself. It looks nice with those pieces, but it’s really too much for everything else.

Don’t let that distract you from this suit from the Korean tailor Luca Museo. It is both excellently cut and rather interesting."


Both jacket balance and the collar are off. Not sure why he said its excellently cut.
 
verrihappy said:
Pity that after the shilling, Moss the lowlife grifter has to return the Ring jacket to its rightful owner, instead of keeping and flogging it. View attachment 50476
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That looks like a spier & Mackay jacket, but you are right, it was only used for "content" and then returned.
Possibly a loan as that's the tactic he often uses in hope that the brand will let him keep it, once they are overwhelmed with his chatgpt written review.
 
Guess Spier & Mackay thinks in between the shameless shills, it's better midget homo Peter Zottolo than preacher man ho Mitchell Moss.
 
chickendinner3 said:
"Yeah, the collar on this shirt is kinda high. I remembered it as soon as I saw these images - it was one I tried with a higher collar in order to wear with my A&S tailoring, which always has a high collar itself. It looks nice with those pieces, but it’s really too much for everything else.

Don’t let that distract you from this suit from the Korean tailor Luca Museo. It is both excellently cut and rather interesting."


Both jacket balance and the collar are off. Not sure why he said its excellently cut.
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Simon Crompton is as much as a shill, though on a higher plane, with more class, understatement and sophistication, being an Oxford graduate and journalist, as his blue collar fellow travellers Peter Zottolo the lowlife union electrician and Mitchell Moss the print shop handyman.
 
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I detect less displeasure from actual shilling, and more resentfulness from not being able to get said clothes, much less post a fit in them (have you ever?). Your constant poasts are full of playground name calling that reeks of invidious jaundice pointed at regular dudes who sometimes get paid to model. Which begs the question:

Why do you piss on a few dudes with minor popularity rather than shake your fist at full time models or celebrities that do the same thing, and do so more often?

Also, while a few fits are truly disagreeable, most of the fits of the blokes you post are either mediocre at worst, or actually pretty good. Which, again, belies your poorly-hidden jealousy.

In short, you are rather tiresome.
 
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chickendinner3 said:
"Yeah, the collar on this shirt is kinda high. I remembered it as soon as I saw these images - it was one I tried with a higher collar in order to wear with my A&S tailoring, which always has a high collar itself. It looks nice with those pieces, but it’s really too much for everything else.

Don’t let that distract you from this suit from the Korean tailor Luca Museo. It is both excellently cut and rather interesting."


Both jacket balance and the collar are off. Not sure why he said its excellently cut.
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I see wrinkles that come from shipping the suit in a package, but I don't see what you do. How exactly are the jacket balance and collar off?
 
RepeatingPattern said:
I see wrinkles that come from shipping the suit in a package, but I don't see what you do. How exactly are the jacket balance and collar off?
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By balance I think he means how the jacket is shorter round the ass than it is round the front. Look at the side view pic and the jacket hem should be a horizontal line but it’s diagonal ie lower at the front of the jacket and higher at the back where the jacket is shorter. Crompers admits to having a ‘full seat’ and a better tailor will shape the cloth around his ass so that the hem lies horizontal.

Or I could be completely wrong about all that!!
 
Great White Snark said:
By balance I think he means how the jacket is shorter round the ass than it is round the front. Look at the side view pic and the jacket hem should be a horizontal line but it’s diagonal ie lower at the front of the jacket and higher at the back where the jacket is shorter. Crompers admits to having a ‘full seat’ and a better tailor will shape the cloth around his ass so that the hem lies horizontal.

Or I could be completely wrong about all that!!
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You are on point.
 
Great White Snark said:
By balance I think he means how the jacket is shorter round the ass than it is round the front. Look at the side view pic and the jacket hem should be a horizontal line but it’s diagonal ie lower at the front of the jacket and higher at the back where the jacket is shorter. Crompers admits to having a ‘full seat’ and a better tailor will shape the cloth around his ass so that the hem lies horizontal.

Or I could be completely wrong about all that!!
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Interesting. Thank you.
 
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charliewong said:
Was this the dieworkwear 'summer tweed' from some secret mill - I remember the SF crowd getting overly excited about it. did anyone find out the actual origin or did DWW source it from some Temu seller and put a crazy markup on it.
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Yes, it was a wonderful silk/linen blend. The fabric was very crisp, held a great crease, and had an incredible amount of texture, despite being 320/40g. Sadly I grew out of the suit I had commissioned, but I did quite enjoy wearing it.
 
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