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Recent content by Coater
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Tie wrinkles won't go away
Yes, it's a silk tie. I'm not a big fan of knit ties and I think polyester etc. is a big no-no for ties.- Coater
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Tie wrinkles won't go away
4 days ago I was at a party and I wore one of my ties with my suit. I wore it for about 9 hours and I used a tie clip. After I took it of, it had some wrinkles in the area where I tied the knot. So, I hung the tie in a tie hanger in my closet. The wrinkles are still there. What should I do to...- Coater
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- Replies: 13
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The lowest button on a shirt is a bit tight
I bought it from a store called Dressmann, but the shirt I bought was not slim-fit, the M size just happened to fit me pretty well. There are slim-fitting dress shirts in Dressmann, though.- Coater
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The lowest button on a shirt is a bit tight
this? Nope, not that tight, just a little bit, not like the button would pop off any second.- Coater
- Post #6
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The lowest button on a shirt is a bit tight
Today, I bought a cheap Hawaiian shirt for casual wear. The sizes were S-M-L-XL etc... So, I tried on L and it felt too loose and was too long, so I tried on M and it fit perfectly, except for one thing. The shirt hem reaches my hips and the lowest button is pulling a bit. All other buttons are...- Coater
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- Replies: 10
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Question about the hair on back of the hair
So, I've noticed that some guys get their hair cut so that the back is cut pretty short, but on the lower point of the back of the head, there's a horizontal line of hair left a bit longer in the middle. I am just asking, what's up with that? Why would anyone want their back of the head cut like...- Coater
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- Forum: Health & Body
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Using leather balsam on leather gloves
Well, the gloves weren't really dirty. No stains or anything. I just wiped it with a small cloth to get some dust off.- Coater
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Recently made a Hitler-Jugend cut video:
I have the "short back and sides" -cut, also known as Hitler-Jugend, but I don't really prefer that name. I just have it without layering or any stuff like that. The layering is way too "teenager" for my taste, no offense. I usually slick it to the side by using pomade, I've tried slicking it...- Coater
- Post #31
- Forum: Health & Body
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Using leather balsam on leather gloves
Now my gloves aren't sticky anymore(was away from home for a couple days, dunno how long it actually took for them to dry up) and they are better than ever. So soft, less cracky and so on.- Coater
- Post #5
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Using leather balsam on leather gloves
Ohh, that's what the salesman recommended for me, when I asked if he has some good leather care products that would be good for leather gloves. And the can also says it can be used on jackets, shoes, gloves, pants etc. Contains "nature fat", oils, caresubstrate and beeswax.- Coater
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Using leather balsam on leather gloves
So, yesterday I bought some leather balsam called "Hitline Universal Lederbalsam". It's German stuff. Supposed to be applied on leather and then buffed off after like 5 minutes. So, today, I applied some to the gloves by hand, rubbing it well. Let them stand for 10 minutes and then started...- Coater
- Thread
- Replies: 11
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best pomade of these
*long text here* -Ben I am deeply sorry if I offended you in some way. It's good that you could recommend me a product you thought I would like. It seems like a pretty nice product, but the thing here is that I am looking for good old-fashion pomade. The product you recommended is "paste"...- Coater
- Post #8
- Forum: Health & Body
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Best pomade of these
But that is not pomade. I am looking for pomade. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomade- Coater
- Post #3
- Forum: Health & Body
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Best pomade of these
So, I am going to a shopping mall soon and there's a special shop for haircare products. I was thinking about getting some pomade to try. I investigated their internet shop and they atleast have these pomades there: Dax Short and Neat, Dax Wave and Groom, Nu Nile, Murray's Beeswax, Murray's...- Coater
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- Replies: 46
- Forum: Health & Body
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How to spot fake leather shoes?
The shoes smell like shoe cream, as I treated them with it a couple days ago. The shoes don't seem to have any mention of what they are made of. It only says "Montega Shoes and Boots" on the inside.- Coater
- Post #7
- Forum: Classic Menswear