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GentlemensFootwear.com (CARMINA, EDWARD GREEN, DRAKES, CROCKETT & JONES) - OFFICIAL AFFILIATE THREAD
What is the average total end to end time on these gmtos?- FraudulentTom
- Post #7,310
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official Carmina Sizing Thread
Does anyone have experience with both Meermin Olfe and Carmina Rain? My Olfe's in 9.5 are great in width and length, but a bit tight on the instep.- FraudulentTom
- Post #840
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official Carmina Sizing Thread
So, I was thinking about acquiring my first pair of carminas... I'm a 10D in AE 5 last, which fits snugly but comfortably width-wise, but is really too low in the instep (laces still don't really close after break-in). Is the rain last likely to work well for me? If so, am I likely a 9.5?- FraudulentTom
- Post #623
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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LuxeSwap - Official Affiliate Thread
I wish that my feet were the same size as Stitches' so that I could buy (or steal) all of his shoes.- FraudulentTom
- Post #5,703
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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GentlemensFootwear.com (CARMINA, EDWARD GREEN, DRAKES, CROCKETT & JONES) - OFFICIAL AFFILIATE THREAD
Steve, Did you say at some point that you were going to be stocking some new Carmina models soon? Can you say when that might be?- FraudulentTom
- Post #1,377
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Meermin Mallorca Shoes
Thanks! I may give that a try.- FraudulentTom
- Post #8,582
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Meermin Mallorca Shoes
Sigh. Thanks for the info. I will have to find something else to get, then. That is a bummer because I really like the design of the linea maestro double monks with the medallion and no toe cap.- FraudulentTom
- Post #8,558
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Meermin Mallorca Shoes
Does anyone have sizing advice going from AE 5 last to New Rey? I wear a 10D in AE 5 last, which fits snugly in length and width but is a bit tight in the instep.- FraudulentTom
- Post #8,533
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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LuxeSwap - Official Affiliate Thread
I feel like one should be wearing that, sitting in a leather chair in front of a fireplace, sipping scotch.- FraudulentTom
- Post #3,029
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Poor man's watch thread
That's a neat vintage seiko. I wish they currently made something that looked like that and was ~36 or 38mm.- FraudulentTom
- Post #3,077
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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LuxeSwap - Official Affiliate Thread
Wow, that got expensive really fast. Bad news for me, but good news for you!- FraudulentTom
- Post #2,309
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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LuxeSwap - Official Affiliate Thread
Is it wrong to love the crazy-ass colors of the Duchamp tie?- FraudulentTom
- Post #2,278
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Serious Advice Thread
No, I fully understand your opinion. While I am far from the best dresser, I am perfectly adept at the English language. I was neither suggesting that you start liking ties with no jackets nor that I should continue wearing ties with no jackets; I was saying that there were still other things...- FraudulentTom
- Post #140
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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LuxeSwap - Official Affiliate Thread
Thanks, this makes more sense than my interpretation :) That means that Jesse is very close to my size.- FraudulentTom
- Post #2,233
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Serious Advice Thread
Thank you, those are useful tips. I'm not determined to avoid jackets, I just want to make sure that the things I buy have a regular, useful place in my day to day wardrobe. I'm willing to experiment with stuff acquired cheaply (I have two ebay jacket purchases waiting to go to the tailor) but...- FraudulentTom
- Post #121
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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LuxeSwap - Official Affiliate Thread
So most of the acronyms that you use I've been able to figure out, but I really have no idea what PTOJT means. The best I've been able to come up with is Put This On Jour (your) Torso.- FraudulentTom
- Post #2,229
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Serious Advice Thread
I need not be coddled, but it would nonetheless be useful to me to receive opinions on fit / color / patterns on the elements I do have. Feel free to give me zero or negative stars or whatever. Thanks for the feedback. The Hober grenadines look very nice. I wanted to start with a dark red /...- FraudulentTom
- Post #116
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Serious Advice Thread
Thanks! I'm working on it. I feel reasonably confident that the shirts and pants that I've bought recently at least fit me well, and I now have a couple of nice looking pairs of shoes to go with them (AE walnut fifth aves pictured. The nicest shoes I've ever owned are what this forum considers...- FraudulentTom
- Post #74
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Serious Advice Thread
Heh, yeah. I've heard tie + no jacket compared to "high school kid dress up" and "cell phone salesman" among others. I'm starting to acquire jackets, but slowly, and I don't have anything on hand that works with navy pants in spring/summer. I think I would have gone with something light to...- FraudulentTom
- Post #70
- Forum: Classic Menswear