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TheSuitBurnsBetter

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By sheer luck, this Buck Mason linen shirt in my size just popped up on ebay!
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Follow up: this linen overshirt is fantastic. I can't believe Buck Mason doesn't stock it anymore! The linen has a little heft but is soft and breathable. Wore it outside today in our oppressive DC heat.
 

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How is Buck Mason, on the whole? Good stuff?
I like the full saddle pants a lot, have a couple pairs of the chinos and cords in that cut. Good value for the money. Want to try some other things.
I agree, very good value for high quality basics (meaning, no wild designs, but very versatile pieces).
@WoolyLamb just picked up a cotton khaki suit from their DC store. Care to weigh in?
 

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Has anybody ever re-blocked a Panama hat? If so, is it reasonably straightforward/not heinously expensive?
 

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It's mid-July in DC and the heat index is at 100. Time for my annual "Why is Paul Stuart flogging knitwear in this weather?" pic.

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They did have a nice linen Safari jacket and some linen sport coats as well of course.

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Serious question/observation: Wouldn't people on Yachts need light knitwear, even in the summer? Maybe they're catering to that.
I'm sure they are. That and air conditioned houses in the Hamptons.
 

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I wonder if wearing a square scarf tucked under a crewneck sweater like in the pic below is actually a thing and if there are any practical benefits to doing it? I guess it would be nice under tailoring in order to minimise the damage to the jacket's collar.
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I wonder if wearing a square scarf tucked under a crewneck sweater like in the pic below is actually a thing and if there are any practical benefits to doing it? I guess it would be nice under tailoring in order to minimise the damage to the jacket's collar.
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Bit of a contrivance.
 

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I wonder if wearing a square scarf tucked under a crewneck sweater like in the pic below is actually a thing and if there are any practical benefits to doing it? I guess it would be nice under tailoring in order to minimise the damage to the jacket's collar.
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I can see the benefit of having some color or pattern between a flesh-toned knit and one's neck if you don't want the bulk of a collared shirt under the knit.
 

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