Ezio
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Oooh, cream could work nicely.Cream.
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Oooh, cream could work nicely.Cream.
We have a couple of new killer 3 piece suits on the way.
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You know, Uniqlo has a orange/yellowish corduroy shirt.Nothing has better contrast with olive green than than a nice, rusty orange... which, as a fox, Fantastic Mister Fox wears naturally.
Go shirtless.
That shirt is too sweet!
Any chance you'll do odd vests in the future? Without the silk back half. Something in checkered patterns or herringbone?
I would order a 44 Slim in S&M. Going from a 44 to a 36 is the equivalent of going from an XL to an XS.Wondering about sizing since I live in Europe--I wear a size 44 in Suit Supply's Havana fit, which is nearly perfect (slightly tight OTR when I button the jacket). I suspect I'd be a 36 slim at S&M. How do the sleeves compare? I have pretty thin arms!
I would order a 44 Slim in S&M. Going from a 44 to a 36 is the equivalent of going from an XL to an XS.
I would order a 44 Slim in S&M. Going from a 44 to a 36 is the equivalent of going from an XL to an XS.
Yep, misread that one.I think he means Euro 44, which is the equal to US 34
Wondering about sizing since I live in Europe--I wear a size 44 in Suit Supply's Havana fit, which is nearly perfect (slightly tight OTR when I button the jacket). I suspect I'd be a 36 slim at S&M. How do the sleeves compare? I have pretty thin arms!