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Previous >>18086713

>FORUMS
www.forums.filmnoirbuff.com
askandyaboutclothes.com/viewforum.php?id=13
www.styleforum.net/forums/classic-menswear.5/forum
www.reddit.com/r/NavyBlazer
thecurriculum.net/forum

>READS/BOOKS/ALBUMS
https://pastebin.com/JUHD4Hwu
https://pastebin.com/SMMg3tK9
Quick guide to prep: www.mreero.com/journal/how-to-dress-like-a-prep
Gentleman's Gazzete info on /TIP/: pastebin.com/QrNDDG60
The Preppy Handbook: issuu.com/fiyero109/docs/toph
Nautical clothing guide: epochs.co/features/epochs-guide-to-nautical-clothing?p=nauticalpost
Boat shoe lacing guide: web.archive.org/web/20200926215557/https://blog.sperry.com/stories/style/lacing-guide/
Waxing Barbours: www.saltwaternewengland.com/2019/09/waxing-barbour.html
Dating vintage Brooks:
putthison.com/dating-brooks-brothers-shirts-i-was-cleaning-up-my
Loafer anatomy:
thesecondbutton.com/how-to-talk-about-loafers
Guide to cloths: https://www.permanentstyle.com/the-guide-to-cloth

>Blogs: https://pastebin.com/ZjRtCQNQ
>Brands: https://pastebin.com/Sb54Bsri

double madras edition
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>>18099780
>Instagrams

Prep:
https://www.instagram.com/kjp/
https://www.instagram.com/muffyaldrich
https://www.instagram.com/dixielandtrad/
https://www.instagram.com/sweatbrah/
https://www.instagram.com/josephcrabb/
https://www.instagram.com/wmbrownproject/
https://www.instagram.com/pjhavel/
https://www.instagram.com/seangaleburke/
https://www.instagram.com/howieguja/
https://www.instagram.com/sophieschumacher0/
https://www.instagram.com/carly/
https://www.instagram.com/abbycapalbo/
https://www.instagram.com/jackiegreaney/
https://www.instagram.com/kileyskeff/
https://www.instagram.com/prepfamily.nl/
https://www.instagram.com/happypreppy/
https://www.instagram.com/navybluecardigan

Trad:
https://www.instagram.com/acutestyle/
https://www.instagram.com/tintinfellow/
https://www.instagram.com/andreasweinas/
https://www.instagram.com/thelandlessgentry/
https://www.instagram.com/kleidsam/
https://www.instagram.com/parisian_gentleman/
https://www.instagram.com/eleanoraudet/
https://www.instagram.com/sonyaglyn/
https://www.instagram.com/typicallytrad/
https://www.instagram.com/frontporchlifemn/
https://www.instagram.com/houndstooth_and_herringbone/

Ivy:
https://www.instagram.com/benton.down/
https://www.instagram.com/oxfordclothbuttondown/
https://www.instagram.com/arnoldsteiner/
https://www.instagram.com/took_ivy/
https://www.instagram.com/dick.carroll/
https://www.instagram.com/georgewbush/
https://www.instagram.com/psy3927/
https://www.instagram.com/loafers_etc/
https://www.instagram.com/ivysweatshirt/
https://www.instagram.com/claudiupg/
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Doug's employment status: unemployed
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Got absolutely roasted in the last thread for my new jacket. Still going to wear it to church today and absolutely CHARM the heck out of the old ladies.
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Btw, the Wythe OCBD I bought is very nice. Their sizing is giant though, similar or even bigger than LL Bean for any even given alpha measurement. I'll possibly do a more in depth post on it in the future if anything cares.
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>>18100292
Jesus, LL Bean is already extremely baggy.
>>18100278
What was it roasted for? It fits bad?
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>>18099796
I am officially Christening this thread as a NO DOUG ZONE.

For the duration of this installment of /TIP/, Doug and his associations will NOT be allowed to post. Any Dougs found attempting to post will be ridiculed and sodomized with image macros.

Thank you for your cooperation.
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>>18100347
they said the sleeves are too short (which is kind of true because I shrunk them a bit in the dryer, but was somewhat of an optical illusion because of the angle I took the photo) and that I looked "Doug tier" whatever that means.
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>>18100368
.....what fabric is the sport coat made of that you thought it was a good idea to put it in the dryer?
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>>18100292
Manlets need to give up and accept kamakura is all they have now.
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How many of what until I have a decent wardrobe?
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>>18100704
Not entirely true, Spier and Mackay slim fit is also prime manlet material.

>>18100706
I normally try and be nice and helpful but holy fuck this is a terrible question because I don't know what you have, what you're aiming for, what your budget is, etc. My wardrobe is what I'd consider decent but I'm literally autistic and a normal person would probably think I'm bat shit insane. These guides may help, they're wardrobe guides for two different schools, gives a list of what you were expected to have back in the day.

https://imgur.com/a/qDOATjY
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>>18100704
for a sec i thought this pic was moot kek.
yes, kamakura is for manlets
yes, shorts can be /tip/
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Most people who are into tip are short kings
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>>18100706
Many of the what are required. You must acquire whats of all sorts
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>>18100706
no fewer than seven
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>>18100749
This style has made me which I was five inches short. I'm 6'3 with a 37 inch sleeve, but only a 32 inch inseam. I'm a god at swimming but finding shit that fits properly is difficult.

Still better than the early 2000s when I attempted to make low rise fashion work for me. NEVER AGAIN.
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>>18100964
T10, there's hot chicks everywhere. State school is best for undergrad, but in professional fields like finance, medicine, law, etc., people actually care about your diploma.
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>Sorry we cannot ship that item/colour/size internationally.
Fuck you J Crew.
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>>18101036
Buy local you dumb turd
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>>18101058
ha ha jokes on you I used a parcel forwarding service, meaning I bought the item on sale for 20$ instead of 100$.
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>>18101073
>>18101036
hate to break it to you, but J Crew is garbage.
silly newfag fell for the never ending sale
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>>18101083
are they still garbage? i havent bought anything since they got new leadership or whatever a couple years ago, the clothes at least generally look better now
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>>18101101
they're definitely improving. i was in a store last week and saw they had some OCBDs with decent sized collars which is a huge improvement from the tiny collars they were peddling for years
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>>18101154
Why do tiplets think the higher the rise and the bigger the collar the better it is ?
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>>18101157
Probably because it is better when the trend of the last decade and a half was low rise trousers with tiny collars. Are you retarded or something?
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>>18101182
>low rise and tiny collars are a trend of the last decade
Holy brainlet lmao
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>>18101189
Desperation.
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>>18101157
is this really how far this thread has fallen?
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What do you wear for athletics, outdoors, or a casual weekend? I’m all for khakis and a polo shirt but not to go for a hike or run to the grocery store.
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>>18101237
dude why would khakis and polo shirt be inappropriate for the grocery store. do u shop at walmart exclusively with a bunch of people in pajamas and leggings
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Couldn't find much on bag so asking it here.

Most of the time any photoshoots don't really have bags since they're so uncomfortable.
They either have people holding some papers or they cop out using a duffle.

So the question: What to use for day-to-day?
Bring your tablet or laptop in a satchel? Messenger? God, not a backpack, right? Do you zip, flap or use one of the many pouches? Cleanly waxed, sturdy canvas or some fancy light brown leather contraption?
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>>18101305
brown leather tumi briefcase
>>18101157
retard
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>>18101315
Not an argument
>>18101201
Not an argument

Giant collars and rise up to the armpits arent tip. Literally every single picture from the golden ages of tip doesn't feature ultra high rise bottoms or giant collars ,those are oddities from specific decades. You literally are just npcs just following tik tok trends
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>>18101327
retard with boring bait
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I dont judge anybody by their clothing. But its unfortunate, i can often sense resentful vibes from artsy/alt people just because im a young guy that dresses preppy. Too many 80s movies where the preps or fratboys are the villains.
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>>18101523
I assure you they don't think about you at all
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>>18101571
i was talking about people i meet and talk to not just random people on the street but alright
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Can i qualify as tippy? I have no blazers
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>>18101855
Sure, it's more than just wearing a blazer everyday. Post a fit.
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>>18101302
Did I say it was inappropriate, retard? Sometimes I just want dress more casually on a Saturday morning. Why do you think I mentioned it alongside athletics? Do you wear khakis to play sports?

Fucking idiot. I should’ve known better than to ask this autistic board anything…
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>>18101305
I used to use a weekender bag that I had stuffed full of work stuff, gym clothes, and supplements.
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>>18101872
lmao little baby can't get dressed by himself
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>>18101872
Take notes from the most /tip/ sport
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>>18101871
im not sure if theres strict color rules for tip, but i like red tops and earthy pants (the light makes them look much lighter than they are on picrel)
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What is a good interesting tie which can be worn for interviews, a little business, occasions, and at weddings with dark suits? I feel like the standard navy grenadine recommendation feels a little too much business when worn with dark suits, especially for weddings or just other occasions or am I wrong?
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Has anybody else taken the Gump pill? I just rewatched it and think he is a /tip/ icon.
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>>18101916
I dont think there are many color rules beyond universal color theory. One thing is to keep in mind the formality of leather colors. IE dont wear black shoes/belts with casual outfits. Well, it can be done, but youve gotta know the rules before you can break them. Its a whole art/science balancing the formality of leather colors & textures with the style of the piece and the rest of your outfit. Besides that, shirts should pretty much always be lighter than any layers on top of it. Notable exception is flannel or madras shirts, you could wear those with lighter white/off-white sweaters or jackets.
One basic thing is, if youre going to use the same color multiple times, it should either match exactly or have strong enough contrast. Especially if theyre next to eachother. So your double red doesnt work because theyre too similar. A dark green or brown barbour or military jacket would work instead.
Would be a nice fit otherwise.
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>>18101934
navy with dots
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>>18102129
>universal color theory
Is that picrel ? i lean mostly towards warm colors but i assume kakhi pants with a blue sweatshirt isnt bad if both are quite muted
The youtube videos i watched said greyscale colors and light browns are neutral and match with almost anything
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>>18101934
I'm a big fan of knit ties, either striped or solid. The tie I'm wearing is a black PRL wool and mohair blend.

After that, mogador ties are fantastic. It doesn't show up well in the pics but in person the texture is fantastic and really comes across well.

Another anon said a navy tie with dots, good call. I'd say a tasteful (not too loud) foulard pattern would work for all but the most formal settings too.
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>>18102544
Here's a close up of a BB Mogador tie to give a better idea of the texture I'm talking about
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>>18102422
>The youtube videos i watched said greyscale colors and light browns are neutral and match with almost anything


That's pretty much right. Olive, navy, grey, black, khaki and cream/stone will match with just about anything. If you have a mostly neutral fit with pops of color or one eye catching "statement piece" you'll be fine. Just because colors match or are complimentary doesn't mean your entire fit should be loud colors, you'll end up looking garish.
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>>18102552
>cream/stone
what would that be? a yellowish off-white? or some shade of grey?
picrel is prolly the most garish shit i own. I got gifted the light yellow pants and wore them like once, if at all. Second from right is more tame. Are these clothes doable at all?

I assume none of these are /tip/, unless the dark orange shirt and butterscotch pants qualify
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>>18102566
It's not just about color, style and cut are equally if not more important. Bright colors can be tip, but they have to fit properly.

For trousers, think high rise and a slightly relaxed/straight leg, something that flows . Not too long, a small break is fine, no break is fine.

Basically we'd have to see how the whole fit. Browse the links in the OP to get a feel for it.
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Today
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>>18101305
I genuinely think a backpack is okay depending on the type of fit
I'm still in college though, so it's not really out of place.
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>>18101523
I think it's pretty funny
I dress (according to people) like an 80s high school movie villain, which I guess think think might be bad, but it sounds cool to me
I am also a frat boy so I guess the shoe fits
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>>18102544
Knit ties are great, I only have a solid maroon one but it's my favorite tie. A striped one would be nice as well. Is it just me, or does it feel wrong to wear a knit tie in the summer?
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>>18102693
>Is it just me, or does it feel wrong to wear a knit tie in the summer?
Realistically, my apartment, car, and job are roughly the same temp in the summer as the winter (68-74) so if I'm indoors it doesn't really matter. If I'm outside all day, I'm not wearing a heavy knit.

I don't think there's a hard and fast "rule" about not wearing knit ties in warm weather, especially when some of them can be very lightweight. My Spier and Mackay knits are airy. Even if there was a rule, I'd look at it as a "no brown in town" sort of rule: Something that may have worked well in the past in conjunction with other fashion rules, but relaxed with the passage of time.
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>>18102740
That sounds reasonable enough. For me, if it's pretty warm, I won't even be wearing a tie anyway.
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Buying unhemmed pants is actually not much cheaper. Purchased some extreme sale pants from spier and mckay, 20 bucks a pair. 100 bucks for 5. One pair was just poorly sized and like two sizes smaller than it should be. So really its 25 dollars each pair. Then I needed to get them hemmed, and my local old Korean lady charges 20 bucks a pair to hem them. So in actuality, at an extreme sale point, its 45 dollars for a pair of just decent khaki chinos and twill pants. I need to emphasize here that this was an extreme sale for them, as it looks like even on sale now they're going for 60 bucks plus.
Where do you guys get your pants? Besides these, I have a few pairs of amazon basics slacks that were 20 bucks each and are about as good in fit, with the exception of them not being 100% cotton so my ass gets sweaty.
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>>18102811
you don't buy unhemmed because they're cheaper, you buy them to have a more precise final fit. I personally like to wash/dry my pants before getting them hemmed to prevent any future shrinkage too.

as for where to buy pants, I like Jack Donnelly. American made, high rise, 100% cotton.
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>>18102566
the pastel chinos are the most /tip/ thing in that spread
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what length socks should I be wearing with white sneakers and shorts?
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Thought I’d share this here if anyone is interested but I have only just learned that Jake Grantham, the owner of Anglo Italian, comes from a rich acting family. I should have guessed but that’s insane how this is almost always the case for anyone with success or a business. Turns out his dad was an actor and also a murderer. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslie_Grantham
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>>18101005
Well t10 has hot asians
State school has hot blondes
Im a white guy i cant pick
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>>18103658
you left out the better part where he dresses up like captain hook and jerks off while insulting coworkers.
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>>18103658
>rich guy that sells clothes for professional/rich people is from a rich family
shocking stuff
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>>18103698
I know that asking this will be like asking water to not be wet but can we drop talking about Doug? It details the shit out of the thread, invariably it summons his troll as to defend his shit fits and the situation never really improves. I'd rather have a slow moving on topic thread than a perpetual lolcow discussion that never really changes.
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>>18103760
wouldn't that be the reason why a kiwifarms thread would be a great idea? it would give the hateboner schizo a place to vent his rage and he'll likely be laughed out of town for trying to make a spectacle out of some literal who, eventually getting made into the lolcow himself if he's not careful with his opsec

>>18103698
If you're gonna make a KF thread on anyone, maybe make one cecil, or cumgens, or veio, or hell, just make a /fa/ general about every tripfag/schizo/lolcow on the board. there's probably enough material for a thread about cecil alone, and plenty more between all of them
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>>18104004
Cecil you say?
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>>18104004
on-topic tax:
what do you think compelled tucker carlson to completely stop wearing bow ties? Why is it that bow ties are less popular now than they were even during the 90s?
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>>18104004
sorry doug but everyone hates you here, not just one schizo like you claim.
serves you right for being an annoying troll desu.
dont bother responding, leave this board
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>>18104007
jon stewart made fun of him for it
no reason to keep wearing a liability like that
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>>18104018
i never said i didn't hate doug, but i'm not the one who brought him up unprompted because i somehow think he's interesting enough to be a lolcow

you're just mad because i told you that's a fucking stupid idea and that you'd be laughed at for trying to stir up a discussion over some dime-a-dozen whinebag who, in all likelihood, less than 10 people are actually bothered by
"wow, you're telling me on /fa/ there are badly dressed attention-seeking faggots? who would have guessed?"
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>>18104036
The current time in New Zealand is 6:03pm.

Every notice that Doug Defenders only really shows up at certain hours of the day?
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>>18104048
If it wasn't for the hair and the attitude, Doug would make a decent twink
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Holy fucking shit, I'm never going to save any Doug pics ever again, I don't need to. This is peak Dougcore, it can't be topped.
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>>18104048
>>18104050
>>18104052
Oh for FUCKS SAKE.
>talk about doug unprompted
>i call you out for talking about doug unprompted
>you call me a 'doug defender' and double down on posting his fits when we expressly asked for this thread to be doug-free
genuinely what is your problem?
why are you so desperate to make doug a lolcow? what about him is SO interesting that you NEED to make sure not a thread goes by without him being mentioned?
nobody cares this much about him except you, we may hate doug, but what we have always wanted is for him to be ignored and forgotten.
we aren't kiwifarms, we aren't the doug general, we aren't part of your stupid zoomer youtube-addict culture that has a pathological need to find people to single out as a spectacle.
we literally just want to talk about fucking clothes you colossal retard.
do you not realize that being constantly talked about is what he wants?
oh but yeah sure you're definitely NOT an obsessed schizo
you're part of the problem. that is, if you aren't doug himself because lets face it, nothing you have said is something doug wouldn't have posted trying to samefag and drum up the negative attention he craves, because like you, he's internalized this infectious zoomer faggotry where gossiping about losers and their utterly irrelevant antics takes precedence over anything more high-minded and not totally fleeting and vapid.
you're probably the type who thinks himself better than the 'tasteless normalfag stacies' who talk nonstop about the Kardashians or 90 day fiance, but here you are with essentially the same brainworm just with cooler edgier branding so you don't notice

>The current time in New Zealand is 6:03pm.
and what does that make you?
shut the fuck up, I wish the mods would ban you already
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>>18104090
Lmao there is no "we" Doug, more than one person despises you.
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>>18104094
>Lmao there is no "we" Doug, more than one person despises you.
yes, you're right, we all hate doug here.
BUT
if you'll kindly read what I SAID:
>we may hate doug, but what we have always wanted is for him to be ignored and forgotten.
AS IN, we hate him in a SANE way. not whatever delusional obsessive shit you've broken your mind with. you are NOT one of us.
you're just deliberately misunderstanding what i said at this point you disingenuous freak
this is the last word on this "topic" for this thread. we still got over a couple hundred posts left until bump limit.
If you try respond to this, everyone will know you are the problem.
Please allow this thread to continue unabated and on-topic, please and thank you.
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why the fuck do /tip/ threads keep getting derailed by this faggot who doesnt even post his fits here and doesnt even dress in ivy style, find literally anywhere else to sperg out you mongoloids
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Which shade of brown loafers should i get to wear with khakis, jeans and shorts
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>>18104303
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>>18104333
I prefer a lighter/medium brown suede myself for causal loafers
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>>18103599
Long athletic
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>>18104110
Get a job Doug
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>>18100278
idk what this was getting flamed for, aside from the lapel width (which is up to personal preference anyways) this seems like a perfectly fine jacket.

maybe a bit casual for church though
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>>18104811
just read that you put it in the dryer... why?
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I think I need to buy slimmer shorts now. I bought these when I was way heavier, now that I lost 45lbs they're a little too baggy.

Recommendations for shorts that are a little slimmer and shorter?
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>>18104904
id try a hot wash and high heat dry first?
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>>18104916
Good idea, I've never tried to intentionally shrink anything, had plenty of shit shrink accidentally. I don't think it would shrink much in hem width though,waist and length sure. I'll give it a go though, can't hurt.
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>>18104812
I bought it for $11 at goodwill and it smelled musty, I didn't want to pay a lot to dry clean it. I just did a light wash & dried it on low heat for 10 mins, came out fine. Now it smells fresh.
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Given William Ackman's donation to the Pi Kappa Phi celebration, a good day to acknowledge his mastery of /tip/ style.
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>>18105159
Exemplary, both at work and at leisure.
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>>18105161
And always the correct approach to jewellery, truly a /tip/ icon.
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>>18104090
I suspect it is Doug pretending to be someone else and hating on himself so others start defending him and liking him. Basically just make his detractors look insane and people will begin to like him.
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>>18105187
>I suspect it is Doug pretending to be someone else and hating on himself

Considering he literally admitted to doing that in the previous thread and he's notorious for samefagging, I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest. Whenever Doug says he's leaving, he's still there. This place is like crack to him, and he's like herpes to us.
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europoor bros, how do you cope going sockless when being expected to take off your shoes indoors?
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Allowing Doug on this thread was a mistake, every single person who engaged with him for anything other than telling him to fuck off and get a job is responsible
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>>18105309
invisible/loafer socks
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>>18104943
how is the waist fitment now?
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What books to learn fashion?
What books to learn /tip/?
Please I'm helpless
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>>18106070
you could start by reading the OP
then "dressing the man"
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>>18106070
what do you look like? find pics of people with your build, complexion and hair color wearing clothes that you think look nice on them, then dress like those people do. if you do this long enough, you'll get a feel for what things work together and what things don't
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So... there are like a million different options on spier & mackay for sportcoats. i assume some of these are "traps" and are dog shit.
https://www.spierandmackay.com/collection/navy-sportcoats

how exactly can i tell? i haven't really developed an eye for the details of jackets yet.
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>>18106136
anything "neo cut" is more italian styled than classic ivy (wider, curved lapels mainly)
the "navy hopsack" looks like the most classic option, textured and relatively breathable weave. flannel is warmer/fuzzier and twills are less breathable but more water-resistant. avoid anything with "stretch"
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>>18105159
>pike
what'd he donate, a box of rainbow dildos?
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>>18105330
>Allowing Doug on this thread was a mistake
when did anybody do that?
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Any recommendations for a hooded raincoat which isn’t a Barbour? I already have a Barbour and a trench which don’t get much use because I find they look a little too much like a costume in my day to day. If I can’t find anything then I’ll guess I’ll just have to succumb to the outdoor brand flavor of the month shell jacket.
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>>18106407
Most rain coats with a hood are ugly as shit.
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>>18106418
I think RAINS has a few nice parkas with umbrella backs and some interesting detail. They look really good but unfortunately they’re rubberised, not sure if that would look shit with the rest of my wardrobe.
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>>18104904
alright buddy i've come back to this picture for a week trying to figure out what was up. if you are going to be wearing shorts, you shouldn't be afraid to wear a larger/billowy shirt since it should be hot after all. the shorts look fine but the shirt looks tight as fuck. balance my man.
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>>18106407
what's the reason for the hood, are you planning to be doing some outdoorsy shit?
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>>18106554
Another anon chiming in. Agreed, but i also feel that shorts are one of the few times when button-downs actually look good untucked. It works with the loose, casual vibe of shorts.
Not the greatest inspo pic but you get the idea
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>>18106584
yep, ideally he'd just have an unbuttoned/untucked shirt with a tee under and he'd look more than acceptable
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>>18104904
The shorts are fine but the shirt is too tight.
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>>18102129
Not related but if anyone is looking for this jacket it's a Red Head Bone Dry. There are plenty on ebay so keep an eye open for a good one.
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>>18106739
nice, its a pretty cool jacket
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>>18106554
>>18106584

I'm not a huge fan of the shirt, it's the absolute weirdest cut OCBD I own, I was trying to get some use out of it but I'll probably just scrape it. It's a shame, because it's a brown stripe which isn't common.

It's a Spier and Mackay OCBD and the sizing was waaaaaay off from the chart on the website. Arms and shoulders are cut weird too, reminds me of a Kamakura cut. Basically if you're slim and under 6'0 I think it would be a perfect OCBD.
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>>18106939
interesting, what size did you grab?
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>>18106098
had a meeting with a dude wearing the nicest royal oxford. i gotta figure out who made his
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>>18106944
16.5x36

I bought six of them because they were on deep sale. Part of the problem is that they all shrank dramatically after a gentle wash on cold water, but they shrank inconsistently. And this was cold wash, air dry.

2 didn't shrink sleeve wise, 2 shrank to 35, 2 shrank to 34.5
All shrank in the waist and chest
2 shrank in the collar, 4 collars weren't affected.
I can't tell if they shrank in the shoulder or if the initial shoulder measurement was just off but they're tight in the shoulder and arms.
Also the length of the collar points varies between the size by up to 0.5 inches
They are literally the only OCBDs I've had that shrank like this. I have RL and BB OCBDs from the 80s that I wash and dry normally and they're fine. If I fucked something up, I want to know what it was but for the life of me I can't figure out what the issue was.
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>>18106945
>>18106987

And just to clarify, I get 16.5x36 for my neck and sleeve length. I've got a 42 inch chest and a 36 inch waist, 18.5 inch shoulders. The shirt shouldn't be anywhere near as tight as it is post wash
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>>18106987
>>18106990
thanks. if i grab any i'll try dry cleaning and see what happens
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>>18106992
Also, they have different cuts. They have a classic and contemporary cut. Contemporary is the "athletic" fit, classic is the most standard sizing.

Classic sells out FAST when they drop shirts, and now I understand why. If I see a classic OCBD in my size from them, I'd be game to try it.

Having now owned BB, RL, LE, LL Bean, Spier, Mercer, J Press, Kamakura, and O'Connells OCBDs I'm confident in saying that if Kamakura works for you, Spier slim will work for you too. If it doesn't, avoid.
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Comfy nice collar roll ocbd, high waisted based trousers, loafers.
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>>18107112
kys reddit reposter
although this is a good example of why tapered trousers are good
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>>18107013
>Classic sells out FAST when they drop shirts
Ive noticed this.
Makes you wonder how popular the slim stuff most companies push really is. It seems like even normies are finally moving away from it.
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>>18100742
what kind of patagonia shorts are those??
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>>18107112
Pants look cartoonish and make your legs look stumpy. Rolls only look decent on jeans, maybe fatigue pants. Belt is way too dark for those shoes.
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>>18107212
Grateful Dead
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>>18107112
bro...
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Do you guys have recs for a jacket similar to this one from the Anthology or the Armoury's x Ascot Chang safari jacket?
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Why does drake's shit look so bad in real life ? It looks so careless and cool in their lookbooks but when you see people irl wear it something feels wrong it just looks unkept
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>>18107112
holy shit what lmfao
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>>18107845
It's called being /tip/ it's all 100% cotton!! High waisted, good collar roll. I'm tip ..
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>>18107737
example?
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>>18107563
LEJ plage coat
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>>18101101
No, they're fine. Anon just regurgitates 10 year old forum posts.
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>>18107112
honest question: what's wrong with this other than the fatal obesity?
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>>18108415
Everything about the pants looks off. Fit/silhouette, color, cuff.

Other than that, it would be a nice touch to match the belt to the shoes a bit better and iron the shirt.
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>>18108415
Nothing its heckling superior tippy and based
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>>18107563
lmao this outfit is a fucking mess
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>>18107013
This is good info. Thank you for your OCBD research. How does the Mercer stack up to the others? Is the fabric comparable?
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>>18107563
are those the C&J boat shoes?
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>>18102129
I fuck with those pants, they look great.
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>>18108728
I don't know... the picture was just for illustration purposes. You probably can ask Buzz (I think that's his name?) on The Anthology's Instagram about it.
>>18108241
Thanks! Too bad they don't do linens or really light cottons
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>>18108739
wool flannel
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>>18108720
Mercer fabric is great, it's very classic/relaxed fit though even if you take the option to get the neck size you want but size down a half in the body.

Vintage BB, LE, LL Bean, RL and even Hilfiger OCBDs had some fucking heft to them. Not saying they were true heavyweight fabric, but they were somewhat more rugged.

Modern Spier, Kamakura, regular O'Connells, and J Press are much softer and lighter weight. O'Connells does have a heavyweight and still unlined option, I'm going to try those next. I prefer the heavier vintage OCBDs for fall and winter, the lighter modern ones are better for spring and fall.

Mercer has some heft, feels much closer to the classic OCBDs than the modern ones. Price wise is it worth the extra cost compared to vintage for $20-40 on eBay or the other modern brands for $70-175? Honestly, probably not. I don't get anything magical there that I can't find with other brands,at least not enough to justify the price difference. Fabric is good but it's not like you can't get the same color or pattern anywhere else, collar is good but so are old BB or modern J Press and O'Connells and if Spier fits their collars are fucking amazing and they have pretty unique patterns (don't see too many awning stripes anymore.) Mercer shirts are well made and I like supporting companies like them, but don't feel you're missing out on anything if you chose the other brands mentioned.
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>>18109010
they look much heavier than flannel.
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>>18109055
Based. Thanks again, exactly the kind of reviews ive been looking for!
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>>18109055
the only spier shirts ive seen all had shit collars
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is there a name for that blazer pattern? grey with sort of paint blobs evenly spread
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>>18109343
Speckled, probably.
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>>18109343
donegal
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>>18109343
flecked
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>>18109274
Can you elaborate why or are you just a contrarian faggot?
If you look at their Italian collars, the dimensions and roll are easily on par with classic BB, Kamakura, JPress, and Oconell's.
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what do you call this kind of sweater
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>>18109822
Looks like a take on a cricket sweater
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>>18109813
Yeah, in my limited experience with S&M my complaint would be more about very thin material than the collar. They at least make their clothes look the part.
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i dont know if this is /tip/ but its a vibe alright
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>>18109813
weird lash out
but yeah the collar was small and weirdly stiff. also the shirts ran slim, despite being the non slim variant
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>>18108728
I don't see any socks so they might be arm and hammer
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looking for some sneakers for casual wear to be worn with mostly chinos, occasionally jeans and rarely shorts
thoughts on pic rel?
(hard mode: made in evropa)
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>>18110080
off topic, fuck off to the sneaker general
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>>18110080
Chucks (Keds?)

>>18110083
Formerly Sneeds
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>>18107112
>>18108415
the main thing here is the cuffed pants, get them hemmed. the sleeves are also too long. otherwise bueno
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>>18107563
AI generated images really don't belong in this thread.
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>>18099780
How old do I have to be before I can dress like an old man?
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>>18110556
never heard of frat boys?
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>>18110556
Old men don't even dress tip anymore
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>>18110556
Whenever you want to. The basics of the style haven't changed for nearly 100 years.

>>18110837
Some of us still do
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>>18106555
not that anon but I don't see much point in wearing a rain jacket without a hood. I have like two pieces of clothing with hoods on them and one is a rain jacket
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>>18110573
in 2024 they (mostly) just wear normie clothing except with a backwards hat and a zyn in their upper lip
tragically time didn't stop before 1985 and here we are now. it's a sad state of affairs. I'm in a semi-professional fraternity and I'm thinking of taking it upon myself to class up the place even if just a little bit.
I hosted a resume workshop and these fucks were showing up in jeans and polos with sneakers despite my request for professional attire. I may sound autistic but I'm sure you guys understand where I'm coming from. You know how mexican people will dress up "nice" and it'll basically be their cleanest pair of walmart jeans and a tucked in short-sleeve button-up walmart shirt for their daughter's birthday or a fancy dinner at chili's? One guy showed up looking like that. Needless to say I was a little peeved.
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>>18109343
Might be Donegal, maybe try Salt&Pepper
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>>18111012
i agree, was just curious since it's 4chan and people are generally retarded
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>>18106407
Just wear the Barbour
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>>18106555
Not really, just going around and general commuting. Wearing a waxy barbour isn't always ideal desu. Umbrellas aren't really a good option because of wind. I'm willing to get synthetics but I'm struggling to find a raincoat which actually looks somewhat nice. I'm reluctant to just buy some outdoors shell but that's what I'll have to do if I can't find anything else.
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>>18111125
Why not buy a trenchcoat if you don't want something with a hood? Khaki/camel only. Take liner out when it's warm and rainy, put it back in when it's cold and rainy.
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>>18111125
Get Ventile instead of plastic. With plastic fabric you simply end up getting wet by sweating instead of rain.
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>>18111572
can you recommend any brands that use it?
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>>18111750
Based jacket. I've been wanting to buy a 3 roll 2 in glen plaid but I'm currently bulking so going to hold off a little while.
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best colour and material for a warm weather blazer (after navy tropical wool)?
should pair well with chinos
dark brown linen?
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>>18111887
dyor
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>>18111887
Hopsack, unlined. Fresco is also great. Linen is fantastic but the wrinkling irks me, I know it's supposed to wrinkle.
If the sport coat is unlined and unstructured even regular wool is very breathable.

Color wise you can't go wrong with navy but I get a lot of mileage out of glen plaid and gun checks too.

>>18111785
Thank you. Older Brooks Brothers is basically god tier in every aspect. Quality, fit, pattern, details, etc.
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>>18110080
better to go with classic 574s
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Is Berg & Berg jewish?
I want to buy something from them but I refuse to give one shekel to Israel.
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>>18112799
mindbroken retard
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>>18112837
Fuck you Moshe, the whole world hates you
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best boat shoe brands, go
>inb4 sperry's
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>wanted to get wife some shirts from Kamakura, as they do men's shirts so well
>hard to find shirts for her as their size 40 is the biggest bust, even if my wife's tits aren't so big (5'3", not sure what her cup size is, around 98cm with no bra on, 76cm waist, 102cm hip)
>five shirts arrive for her, good variety from catalog
>tries them on, they all make her look like a giant tit monster. Cut is designed for no other purpose than to draw eyes to the chest, makes shirts look tremendously immodest.
Just a heads up. I don't know enough about clothing to tell what is going on, I'm guessing the very tight fit around the waist area and sculpted inward back, along with the high sleeves might have something to do with it. It isn't something you'd want to wear to work unless you want everyone to focus on your tits. Wanted to try something original, but I think its best to just stick to burberry copies, it doesn't seem Japan has serious yet affordable fashion if I don't want to be objectified.
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>>18112958
Quoddy
Rancourt
Oak Street
Yuketen
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>>18112958
Paraboot
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>>18112975
Their shirts are made for petite feminine asian women,not wide back, flappy tube tits, orc women like your wife
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>>18112958
sebago
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>>18113100
She's Chinese thoughever. I measured her again and it seems I made a mistake. Her bust is 108cm, waist and hip I had correct. Her fancy japan bras are J cup, but I'm not sure what that means in US sizes, but with some google I managed to find that I can go down a few sizes to get the US equivalent. I don't think Kamakura actually offers anything for my wife's size now that I'm looking it over again.
I love my wife very much, please do not say mean things about her.
I am also a bit sad, as this was supposed to be a nice gift and I got too distracted and horny to measure her properly and get her a well fitting gift.
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>>18112239
Agreed, a good lightweight wool is just as breathable as linen but without the wrinkliness
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>>18107212
baggies, the original poster talked about it on r/navyblazer a few weeks ago. i think the bear stitching is from a shop that no-longer exists.
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Thoughts on intentionally shrinking wool sweaters? My LL bean sweaters that fit my shoulders are too big everywhere else.
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>>18113370
That’s oxfordclothbuttondown from the OP.
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>>18113725
Doable but too risky esp. if it's only in one place like in your case. Unless you are willing to sacrifice a few garments you shouldn't be doing it, rather let it shrink over the course of many washes.
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>>18112799
I thought it is scandi
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>>18114168
these new school antisemites dont even know the germanic roots of ashkenazi surnames smdh
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>>18113725
Why can't they just make sweaters that fit people who aren't obese? They even bunch up the fabric at the back on mannequins and try to hide it.
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dead thread
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>>18115099
Are you suprised? There's no new fit posters, what's the point
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>>18115124
Ive been wanting to post fits but had to switch to an old phone with a suck ass camera while my good one is being repaired. Sad
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>>18115141
Best fit I've seen on this board in my short time here. It's a bit worn and a little wrinkly, but you look like a normal man and not a sex criminal. If the pants fit well and your shoes are decent, you win /fa/.

Belt is too saturated a color for the rest of the pale outfit.
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>>18115211
Thats not me but i do happen to own the exact same Brooks Brothers linen shirt.
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>>18115211
stupid newfag. work on your reading comprehension
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I'm trying to build a pretty nice summer wardrobe right now, perhaps not /tip/, but more incorporating different part of menswear, ideally using some items which feel summery. It's quite difficult Just noting some ideas right now because I want to get some interesting items, not boring versions. Anything else I'm missing?
>Woven Belts
>Seersucker
>Camp Collars
>Stripes
>Very loose knits/mesh
>Rayon
>Fatigue cottons
>Linens
>Madras
>Slub
I'm looking at Drake's and the usual stores for inspiration but I find they lack some of the tailoring looks I prefer and look a lot more like JCrew lmao.
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>>18115141
Post pics even if your camera isn't great, they don't have to be model tier

>>18115542
If you're experimenting with textures don't forget about hopsack, fresco and if you can find it silk tweeds. Silk blend chinos are good too, I've found a couple pair of old RL silk blend Andrew chinos that I'm probably going to buy.
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Fucking hell this thread is dead. Doug can you please post some bullshit so people will have something to discuss?
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Where did that other guy who covered his face go?
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>>18107112
Bottom is you
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>>18116282
normally i'd say "will fuckin do!' but what if this time of all times i decided not to post anything at all wouldn't that be funny and frustratingly on-brand
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Made the mistake of buying cashmere scarves with some quiet but interesting patterns. They look so much more interesting and expensive than plain scarves but lack the nice sheen from a typical ripple finish. It's more difficult to pair with outfits now. Not sure if this is a lesson learned or I just need to get good at matching.
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>>18116528
On the topic of scarves, which colors look good with olive barbours? I don’t really like navy, and I recently tried a brown (similar in shade to the corduroy collar) but I feel it looks quite country and makes my upper half look too much of a drab green/brown block. I suppose a charcoal or mid gray is an option but they are quite boring and seem to look better with light green jackets like military parkas or jungle jackets, rather than olive barbours.
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I want to order some Kamakura shirts. Does anyone have any tips on exploiting the weak yen by buying it through a japanese proxy and shipping it to Europe?
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>>18116854
You should be able to figure it out yourself if you aren't retarded ,stop expecting to be spoonfed every time
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>>18116854
Fair warning, they run slim and fairly tight in the shoulders and arm holes.
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Lucked out and got an old PRL DB blazer on eBay, it was never worn. Still had the tags on and pockets sewn shut, got it for $40. Need to have the sleeves shortened and maybe have the chest taken in an inch or so.
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>>18116821
you know what? just for that predictable and boring canned response, I'm gonna actually post.
this is on you.

ahem:
>tie bars (worn even with waistcoats)
>short sleeve dress shirts
>full 3 button jackets (not 3 roll 2)
>buttoning your bottom button
>wearing a white t shirt under your dress shirt
>shirt stays/sock garters
>clip on suspenders
>cotton socks with fun patterns
these are all more based than you are willing to admit
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>>18117029
Don't take the bait Don't take the bait Don't take the bait Don't take the bait Don't take the bait FUCK

Fuck whatever asshole summoned Doug and fuck my weakness for responding. Let's go:

1: Tie bars: Nothing wrong with them unless they're gaudy, to me they're like cufflinks and work in certain situations. Looks better with a suit than a sport coat. If your kids buy you cufflinks or a tiebar, wear it around them every now and then, don't be an asshole.

2: Short sleeve dress shirt. Doesn't exist. Short sleeve sport shirts exist, they're fine. Zero reason to wear with a tie, you aren't a 1960s NASA engineer.

3: 3 button is fine: Agreed. Especially if you aren't a manlet.

4: Buttoning the bottom button: No. JFK did it to hide his back brace. You aren't JFK. Looks better unbuttoned, especially when the coat has open quarters.


5:White t shirt under dress shirt: If the top button is buttoned, fine. You won't see it. If you aren't wearing a tie, it looks sloppy as fuck. We have V-necks now, zero reason not to wear something that works better.

6: Shirt stays: Legitimately useful, keeps your shirt in position perfectly. If you want to wear them, go for it.

7: Clip on suspenders. Literal clown core, also damages your trousers. If the teeth are sharp enough to grip and strong enough to hold your trousers, over time they will damage the fabric of the waistband. If you want to wear suspenders, wear real suspenders which are awesome. See the buttons on yourself, it's piss easy or go to a tailor.

8: Cotton socks with fun colors. Not my speed, but ok with certain fits. If you're wearing a suit and trying to look formal, don't wear them, they're inherently informal and if they're too loud basically just scream LOOK AT ME LOOK AT ME IM DIFFERENT which I accept is par for the course with Doug.
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>>18117029
Have you gotten a job yet tho? Instead of monitoring this thread all day send resumes and get a job incel
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>>18116285
I was wondering the same thing. He at least dressed the part
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>>18117046
i tried to go to my job today and it was closed

>>18117029

>Zero reason to wear with a tie, you aren't a 1960s NASA engineer.
whats wrong with wanting to look like a 1960s NASA engineer? plus its a decent compromise for people who live in hot weather. Kinda situational, I know, most white-collar settings are air-conditioned and probably too cool for short sleeves.

>4: Buttoning the bottom button: No. Looks better unbuttoned, especially when the coat has open quarters.
My main sport coat has a rather high button stance and actually looks worse if I don't button the bottom button, but other than that yeah alright


5:White t shirt under dress shirt: If the top button is buttoned, fine. You won't see it. If you aren't wearing a tie, it looks sloppy as fuck. zero reason not to wear something that works better.
the sloppiness is the point, its a vibe


>8: Cotton socks with fun colors. If you're wearing a suit and trying to look formal, don't wear them, they're too loud

the great thing though is you don't see them all the time(as long as you have a decent trouser break), only when you're sitting down. They're like cufflinks in that sense, they're an extra hidden level of visual interest that only comes out in certain positions. But I will admit, there's a limit to how loud even I would want them. No big obvious motifs, ideally just geometric patterns, and the colors have to somewhat harmonize with the outfit the same way a pocket square would, no rainbow shit

>7: Clip on suspenders. If the teeth are sharp enough to grip and strong enough to hold your trousers, over time they will damage the fabric of the waistband.
Yeah, they don't go with anything formal like wool/suit pants, they're better for chinos, corduroys, and jeans.
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>>18117056
>the sloppiness is the point, its a vibe

It looks like shit because.....because it's supposed to ok???


Zoomers and their consequences were a disaster for the human race.

In regards to hot weather and long sleeves: Your shirt will be the least of your issues if you're wearing a sport coat and tie or a suit. Get a sport coat in hopsack, linen, fresco, seersucker, tropic weight wool, poplin, etc. Do the same for trousers. Then the difference in perceived temp between a long and short sleeve shirt will be negligible and you won't look like a weirdo nerd.
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>>18117029
Also fuck you for sullying Cary Grants name by attempting to associate him with your cornball opinions. Cary Grant could wear a potato sack and still be more stylish than anyone in this thread. You sir are no Cary Grant.
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>>18116870
I was asking for tips not to be spoonfed, you fucking sperg.
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>>18101911
Most /tip/ sport is baseball.
Sailing gets Honorable Mention.
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>>18107563
Imagine if he would have just worn a high quality t-shirt instead of that ocbd. Navy maybe? With canvas shoes.
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>>18112799
Berg means mountain in Swedish and may actually be one of the less Jewish actors in the extremely Jewish industry, at least in Sweden.
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>>18112239
I have an older american made black suit from BB it is fantastic I look great at funerals
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Just realized I haven't claimed S&M store credit for a relatively large duty payment within the set time limit.

You may respond to this post by calling me a retard.
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>>18117730
Kill yourself
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>>18100964
>>18101005
>>18103659
Thoughts on MBA at Rice or UT Austin? I’m a Texan and want a corporate job in Houston.
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>>18117730
Imagine if he made poorer choices and looked like shit? Interesting, let me try it.....wow you're right, I did it and I appreciate the actual fit even more now.
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>>18117959
cant you get an mba online at an ivy?
don't fall for the forbes public ivy nonsense
>t. at UT currently
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>>18117959
just go to rice if you want to be in houston eventually.
t. houstonian
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>>18117963
I couldn’t get into an Ivy kek my GPA sucked, but I matured a lot since then and have good work experience so should be able to get a good GMAT. I work in consulting.
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>>18118007
i was under the impression that mba programs were pretty lax on gpa requirements, with the biggest barrier to entry being the cost of tuition
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just found out you can get custom dress shoes on aliexpress, on top of custom dress shirts and custom suits
hell yeah
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>>18118026
shut up doug fag
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>>18118025
They’re more lax than law or medicine but my gpa was 2.9 which is outside the middle 50 at most schools.
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>>18118052
two questions:
would your current job help reimburse you getting an mba?
if yes, would that improve your resume and bump your chances of getting accepted?
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>>18118059
I work in environmental consulting which is a dogshit industry. Company would reimburse up to 6k per year (Rice is 60k per year). I only make 65k right now so want to get a job in industry first. Tuition reimbursement would be something I would look at.

I’m not to concerned about getting in somewhere. I’m a good test taker and have really good experience so far. Moreso concerned about financing it because MBA grads are having trouble getting work right now. Might do part time.
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>>18117730
It’s a promotional shot from Anthology…they are just shilling their producgs
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>>18118050
do tell us what unholy abominations to tasteful footwear you're thinking of asking for that could possibly warrant getting it custom-made
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>>18118211
dont reply to me, faggot
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My go-to (non blazer/sport jacket) casual jacket in cooler and wetter weather is a cropped waxed jacket since I can't afford the Drake's wader jacket. I find it's slightly unusual which I like, and has some interest thanks to the collar and D-rings on there. What is the summer equivalent of this or just an interesting casual jacket to consider? I feel that harringtons look too plain, denim jackets are cool but quite heavy, jungle jackets are fairly limiting, and overshirts often lack weight.
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>>18118521
read the archive newfag
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>>18118721
this is spam at this point you know that right
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When wearing off-white doek canvas sneakers with jeans or other casual pants, do you match the sock color to the pants, go for some other color, or wear an off-white sock to match the sneaker? Which is most classic or elegant?
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>>18118764
i match my socks to my outfit in general, usually will go brighter primary colors for fun since i'm wearing sneakers anyway. matching is easy in jeans/chinos don't overthink it
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Anyone know of anything similar? I have the dark khaki colour and it’s amazing for the summer months
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>>18118903
PRL Tyler shorts. Easy to find on eBay, slightly wider fit.
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>>18119727
Barcelona, classic
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Yes 90s Whit Stillman is peak kino
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hey guys, ive noticed i have TONS of pants.

picrel are just my "brown shades" of pants, which ones should i get rid off? besides for the ones that arent too tight/big for me
>>18102900
thank you
>>18102570
i reallly wish straight pants were more common, seems slim/skinny is all thats available these days!
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>>18119812
cheapest no brand clothes i have ever seen
just nah brah
stop thrifting
seriously
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>>18119886
shocker, the tranny troll from waywt is ruining other threads
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>>18119861
put them all on hangers but put the hangers on backwards.
if you wear them, next time you hang them up put them on hanger normally.
at end of year, remove all pairs that are still on backwards hanger.
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>>18119861
>i reallly wish straight pants were more common
They are, you have tons of options. Casatlantic, Orslow, Land End, Brooks Brothers, LL Bean, etc for new

For vintage, even more options. Look for Ralph Lauren Andrew or Hammond model trousers on eBay. You'll be able to find almost any size and color you need for less than $25. They hold up great, I've got multiple pairs from the early 80s to early 2000s and they're in great condition.
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>>18119730
WHAT THE HECK?? IS THIS AI?
No friggin way ,those pants aren't even super high wasted, and are those small collars what I am seeing ? NOT TIP NOT TIP NOT TIP
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>>18119886
>Tripfag
>Transvestigator
>Looking for branding in a /tip/ thread

Absolute intellectual titan.
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>>18119911
>/tip/ poster makes normal post about keeping a manageably small wardrobe
>doug obsessed schizo responds to said post with his usual demented babbling for no discernible reason

i think you should be banned
not from /fa/, but from the world outside of a psych ward
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Is this proper preppy style?
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i want /tip/ shoes that dont turn my feet into triangular misshapen deformities, are there any options left for me?
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>>18120287
I have wide feet, 12e. Go try shit on, see what lasts work for you. I've found that d Florsheim Imperials are pretty roomy in the toe box for me, same for most Allen Edmonds in a wide width. Every English shoe I've tried pinched. If you can find any old miUSA brands like Hanover, Dexter, French Shriner, etc they're normally pretty good as well.

There's a website called Vcleat that has a list of good American shoe manufacturers, might be worth a look
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>>18120299
im not american, wouldnt they fuck me over with shipping prices?
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>>18120287
try wallabees
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>>18119861
I'd keep A1, B1, B2, and B4
A2 is drab, A3 and A4 are unnecessary cause you have very similar shades, B3 looks like kids pants with the zipper
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>>18120307
>Not American
Oof. I order things from England, France and Italy pretty frequently and don't get raped on shipping, but I don't know if it works in reverse.

Allen Edmonds are pretty common, Florsheim used to be as well. Maybe your local eBay has something?
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>>18119861
From the top row I'd keep far left and far right.
Bottom row far left, and second from left.
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>>18120287
'feet health ' nuts are becoming more annoying than vegans

Reminder that the best athletes in the world wear normal 'triangular' shoes.
Reminder that the oldest people in the world who can still walk just wear regular shoes .
Reminder that people have been wearing 'triangular' shoes for centuries if not millennia with no downsides whatsoever
Reminder that people who wear normal shoes live longer than people who go barefoot their entire lives
Reminder that the riches ,strongest ,smartest ,the best athletes in the world all wear regular shoes .
Reminder that there are literally no scientific basis to anti normal shoe schizophrenia other than silly pictures with feet on them.
Reminder that we literally can look at pictures of people in Africa who walk barefoot all their lives and their feet get extremely misshapen and deformed.
Hitler wore normal shoes, kings wore normal shoes, Jesus wore normal shoes, every single man of importance in Europe wore normal shoes
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>>18120437
how would you feel if you wore gloves that pressed together your hands to the point of deformity? something like a pointy version of goalkeeper's gloves, making your hand's finger point inwards and being permanently pressed together even when you take them off due to 12 hours of usage every day, day after day
>>18120437
>Hitler wore normal shoes, kings wore normal shoes, Jesus wore normal shoes, every single man of importance in Europe wore normal shoes
many elites started wearing pointy shoes, i dont think all shoes are equally bad. Im sure the sandals worn in ancient times and the middle ages were much better than shoes, and the "classy shoes" of medieval or victorian elites were also much worse than wider toebox shoes
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>>18120600
>more bitchy excuses
just get over it. if you have wide feet, get wider shoes. it's not that fucking deep or complicated or ''''''biology'''''''''''''' related
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Has anyone seen a suede sport coat IRL? It looks great on some pics but awful on others and I don’t think I’ve ever even seen anyone wear one.
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>>18120685
I'd sooner go for moleskin
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My fashion sense has suffered greatly since I became a remote worker…
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My fashion sense has suffered greatly since I became a remote worker…
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Where do I get a decent linen suit for the summer these days? J Crew makes junk now. Hopefully under $400 usd
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>>18119886
KYS
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Looking to upgrade work clothes. Looks like Allen Edmonds is having a Memorial Day sale. Is 260 a good price for their derby’s? Just looking for something simple.

Cop or not? Right now I have Target derbys
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>>18119926
I don't like how half baked AI english looks like the writing I see in my dreams. interesting how he seems to have all five seasons of =JIDF on blue ray
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>>18120685
>suede jacket
nah man, nah
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>>18120954
You’re not getting a decent new linen suit for $400 USD.
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>>18121061
yeah but dont get brown, "no brown is town" is still real and it will make you look like you kept the shoes from your friends wedding
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>>18121085
What color derby do you recommend for business casual? I go into the office like once a month, but want to start looking professional kek
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>>18121085
ignore this mingoloid
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>>18121091
black
>>18121101
no brown in town pleb
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>>18121105
>>18121101
I was planning to get brown and black. I go into the office so rarely don’t need anything else.

Is 260 for a pair of Allen Edmonds a good price? How is the quality in AEs?
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>>18121107
quality is top tier, second only to bespoke, will last you the rest of your life
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>>18121085

You morons have the absolute shittiest takes, a complete lack of understanding of the style you try and ape, you latch on to antiquated expressions as "fact" rather than taking the whole 30 seconds or would take to research and disprove that.

Tldr: "No brown in town" was a rule for England, and that got smashed by the Prince of Wales in the 1930s.


https://www.gentlemansgazette.com/how-to-wear-brown-shoes-boots-men/

The 20th Century: Tides Turn
By the 1930s, Edward the Prince of Wales had relaxed some menswear rules, leading to softer materials and bolder colors. He also was a supporter of brown slip-on spectator shoes (the most common type of two-toned shoes) and brown shoes in general. By the 1950s, even English clothing guides such as Clothes and the Man by Sydney D. Barney advised:

“Business and Daywear in town: a lounge jacket with matching waistcoat and trousers with footwear in black or brown, according to the suit…Brown shoes with a dark blue suit are undesirable.”

SYDNEY D. BARNEY

On the other hand, evening dress was still rather formalized; Full Evening Dress with white tie and Dinner Dress both demanded black shoes. These traditional dress codes are much the same today, as you can discover in our in-depth guides. So, you can see, by the 1950s, the “no brown in town” rule was no longer valid, although black was still the color for many business and evening settings.

https://www.permanentstyle.com/2008/09/the-rules-and-how-to-break-them-no2.html


"The Italians wore little other than brown, the French (though fairly conservative themselves) strayed into other colours, and the Americans developed a fondness for oxblood – as well as a love of brown in some areas."

Or we could ask the English shoemakers themselves:

https://us.crockettandjones.com/blogs/the-article/do-dress-codes-really-matter
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>>18121085
You would wear brown derbys to your friends wedding and black derbys as a around the town and office shoe? Goddamn this place is retarded.
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>>18121140
>black derbys as a around the town and office shoe?

NTA but there's nothing wrong with a black derby as an office shoe.
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>>18121101
Is bread good for you?
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>>18109862
jewcore
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How do i combine this crean yellow pants? I dont think this fit works
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>>18121426
thats not necessarily a /tip/ specific question, just learn the color wheel
i'd go with blue in any shade or perhaps green in a more saturated darker shade



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