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Random fashion thoughts - Part II (A New Hope)

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I'm going to London in January and from what it seems it's going to be raining and cold there. I don't have any rain jacket, would this apolis transit issue field jacket do me well? Or should I look for something warmer?


It depends... :)

For the past few weeks the South East of the UK has been unseasonably mild - around 48-55 Farenheit (8-13c), so mild that Daffodils that shouldn't be flowering until March are out in places. That sort of temperature looks like holding for a while.

Typically January is more like 42-46F, but you can get cold snaps... :) Where it can be around freezing.
 

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Are people still buying artisanal brands?
 

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Ordered two John Elliott tees, took them 10 days to ship them out, $35 in shipping, $20 in customs fees, but damn, these tees are perfect. I like my shirts with a tight neck and a little extra length - the Classic Crew is a good cut. The texture on the Co-Mix fabric has a wonderful texture and I hope the 28% polyester helps it keep its shape. These might replace AA tri-blends as my favorite non-cotton shirt - we'll have to see how they hold up in the wash cycle

Really happy with these and the James Perse ones I picked up as well. Man, I love black t-shirts
 
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does John Elliott have oversized tees? been looking for t-shirts with dropped shoulder, slightly longer (and oversized?) body, possibly heavier/ more structured material
 

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Did the collab feature any slip-ons?

I don't see H&M stamped on the insole and I wouldn't expect H&M shoes to look that decent; what makes you think they are from the H&M collection?
 
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I don't see H&M stamped on the insole and I wouldn't expect H&M shoes to look that decent; what makes you think they are from the H&M collection?


They look like the loafers from the H&M collection. You wouldn't be able to see the H&M logo on the insole in the Yoox pics anyway.

FWIW I'm not interested in buying these - they're not even my size - I just found the thought of Yoox reselling ebay flipper markups amusing.

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If you had to choose only one brand for your entire wardrobe, what would it be and why.
 

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If you had to choose only one brand for your entire wardrobe, what would it be and why.


It would be tricky as I frequently wear suits at work - there aren't many brands that stretch far enough into the formal and casual. At a pinch I suppose Engineered Garments would do.
 
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