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With brown shoes though?
What a trailblazer.
Congrats, Pinky. Now be prepared for your house budget to absorb your clothing budget. I haven't bought a single thing since late April... but instead, had to hire electrician, plumber, buy new beds, get curtains. Still, loving it.
Its only my experience - others have different ideas. One* of the reasons I like brown is it has so many different shades/tones and a few different browns let you mix and match all year round. AS in brown will mix with all the standards PLUS the dreaded Navy Trousers. But be careful a dark brown cord jacket doesn't work well in summer. Mid to light tan is the best all rounder.Brown it is. I will get brown (should Rob have it).Â
Uniglo is decent enough stuff -especially for the $ - BUT - every* "classic" type jacket I have seen there was an extreme bum freezer plus most trousers are v low rise. Sadly as some of the unstructured jackets were ok in almost every other aspect and a great buy @ $140 or less.The uniqlo suits look pretty decent.
Brown it is. I will get brown (should Rob have it).Â
Forget what the internet people say, get the jacket that will be most versatile for your wardrobe.
Fwiw light grey IMO is the most versatile blazer, more so than navy in many regards and definitely easier to wear than brown. Navy can be tricky with dark trousers, denim etc while light grey can be dressed from light beige, tans, brown, black, navy etc. I'd get a blazer weave rather than a plain weave that May look a bit lifeless and flat
Sent a few emails back and forth with Henry Bucks. Sounds like they should be able to fix it for around $50. Unfortunately it's all done in Sydney and could take 4 or 5 weeks. Better to be dry for the second half of winter than not at all though I guess.