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Noticed that and am pretty sad. The only good thing is that I can create a Neo 3 via MTO.Still no Neo 3
Noticed that and am pretty sad. The only good thing is that I can create a Neo 3 via MTO.
Sorry. I should have been more clear. I can re-create the Neo 3 look by choosing the standard option, 4.25" lapels and roped shoulder.Oh where, I only see Neo as a selection, not Neo 3 specifically
I've found trousers with a higher rise just work better with my proportions; I have a pair of S&M's summerweight chinos in the high rise and I like how they fit and look (although the fabric is another story).There's a lot of options. Wool slacks, flannels, chinos and even jeans can work. I'd focus on neutral solids to give you more versatility. I have brown, navy, stone, cream, taupe, charcoal and green colored trousers and I feel like I'm well equipped to match every shirt and jacket combination. Sorry it this advice was a bit generic.
Also I may be in the minority but I do not like high rise trousers. Both a personal feel thing but I also think they look kind of old timey cosplay except within a very well tailored suit.
Yeah - I have been looking at grabbing a pair of dark selvedge denim, but I run cold and our winters regularly get below freezing, so that's more of a fall and spring item here. Glad to hear their heavyweight chinos are good - I didn't love their light weight summer chinos. The fabric is too thin, even for a lightweight chino.Flannel works best for both casual and business casual. I also really like covert. I tend to feel that denim doesn’t isolate cold much but a pair of dark selvedge denim is nice to have. Spier has heavy weight chino, and moleskin that are great. My wardrobe is essentially what I mentioned in beige, dark brown, cream, stone, navy and olive.
New chunky cashmere cardigans look amazing and a price point is unbelievably good!
I have a few cable knit cashmere sweaters from a few years ago and they are pretty good! I hope these cardigans would be made to the same standardI’d love to hear from anyone who buys one of these. I’ve been looking for a navy shawl collar cardigan and there are so many options out there. Curious as to how the quality of Spier’s stacks up.