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Brown & Grey
VERY well done! Excellent!Brown & Grey
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Brown & Grey
VERY well done! Excellent!Brown & Grey
Hard to tell about the jacket length because the angle of the photo is shortening your legs. The jacket shape looks like a good one for you. One sleeve looks a little full, but that might also be photo tricks. The left one looks fine.Had a second round interview today so brought out the different suit.
For some reason my tailor consistently makes sleeves a touch too long. Also please tell me your thoughts on the coat length. I’m still debating if it should shorten it.
@An Acute Style i lost some weight again so no more pulling on that button! And @wigglr i didn’t forget to get sleeker lasted black shoes!
Suit: Ring
Shirt: Kamakura
Tie: Shibumi
PS: B&B
Shoes: Yanko
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The Footwork, That's ART!
all the security guards wear Argyle & Sutherland regimental ties
I usually don't like duvets, but I have to admit I'm jealous of your trousers' fit and drape.Winter layering View attachment 1113939
Hard to tell about the jacket length because the angle of the photo is shortening your legs. The jacket shape looks like a good one for you. One sleeve looks a little full, but that might also be photo tricks. The left one looks fine.
If I were going to an interview and tying a double four-in-hand (I assume to shorten the tie), I'd pull the front blade through the second loop to avoid the usual DFIH look. To me, it's a little casual for an interview.
They are bespoke by Sebastian Hoofs and I have a couple of them now, best project ever.I usually don't like duvets, but I have to admit I'm jealous of your trousers' fit and drape.
Brown & Grey