Corgi, that's a blast from the past. Forgotten about them.
Question for people who have had socks for 10 + years
Some here have had socks for 10 - 15 years. How is this possible, how big is your sock rotation?
QuandoDio
florisgreen
I don't think the rotation matters that much if 15-25% of it is plastic (and you are a bit careful with washing).
Great sox. More sox less crotch...
You are wearing 3 different windowpane patterns AND red socks/shoes??????? Where to start…
You moan he doesn't post his outfits. Then when he does, you don't post constructive criticism.
Please start constructively. I may learn something.
My Pantherellas are no newer than say 2009 or 2010. Have 25 pairs of them. Some are getting threadbare now but most are still in good shape. But I also don't wear them in the coldest weather from November to March. So that reduces the number of wears per year. I also change into casual socks at the end of the work day and my current rotation of Falke and Icebreaker light hiking socks are also around 7 years old and get heavy wear but are still in great shape.Question for people who have had socks for 10 + years
Some here have had socks for 10 - 15 years. How is this possible, how big is your sock rotation?
güero good point about plastic socks. Might try a few Falke, but don't like 25% synthetic in socks.
Journeyman Impossible to buy from France. Impossible to use credit card or do bank wire transfer. I have tried and tried and tried.
I may have found the ideal sock for winter brogues. Check out this one below, what a little beauty! Normally Corgi make short sox with high synthetic, but not this one. 80$ wool, 10% silk, 10% cashmere.
https://www.corgisocks.com/products/mens-welly-boot-donegal-wool-sock?variant=32031116197999
Will order a few of these by Corgi and see how they go. If they work out l will use them as my good Winter socks and use some Falke as my beaters.
Pretty nice `eh.
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Double Monk.com (local store) also sell some nice Corgi in 100% wool with ideal thickness, but they are too short.
Come on. You must surely see that the POW doesn't go with a window pane coat? A mirco square shirt would go with the coat, that size square in the shirt is boarder line with the coat if he had solid pants on. But then a mirco square would look terrible with the pants. The shirt hes wearing doesn't go with the pants. Its all clashing. And then the bright red socks add another clash. The whole outfit needs elements eliminating until some harmony is achived. I'd suggest eliminating the pants for a start.
I don’t think I can add much to
Sauce
comments. Spot on. Pretty basic stuff. Don’t overlay 3 clashing patterns onto 1 single attire.
Panama
, are much more interested to argue than to discuss over apparel and style.
Like I said; I think its pretty clear from this post and other images and comments that the poster struggles with colour and pattern matching. And I'm not sure hes capable of taking on constructive criticism or conceding a point thats different to his own opinion.Some people here,
I wear what I like and what pleases my eyes, I don't need any advices from these "experts".
So you can dish it out, but you can’t take it? Noted.
I don't wear jackets or wool trousers.
My Harringtons are Sand and Navy Blue.
Never, I would feel like a Geography House Master.
I can't even find it in myself to purchase Argyle socks or Fair Isle sweaters.
Pretty sure my suit is the same exactly material
QuandoDio
please share your thoughts.Haha yep. It's a mystery isn't it, an 8th wonder of the world.
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Cant remember. I’d have to look up order. They were some very cheap OTC argyles off the net. About $15 aud for 5 pairs in different colours. They have been fine. Only thing I don’t like is that the argyle doesn’t run to the foot . Only starts at ankle.
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Good colour and pattern combination. Nice shoes too.
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