All Things Sartorial
Unsafespace
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Kind of like the "hot guys in suits" thread but it doesn't have to be full-on suits. I myself prefer suit separates for a more casual appearance. Anyway, all things sartorial are welcome.
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I've almost been minded to pick up a red or purple jacket, I'm just not sure I'd get my money's worth out of it as they are not all that versatile.
Which would you say looks better between the red or the purple? How about between both reds?
Deconstructed red jacket in a hopsack weave
Or red herringbone
Or..... deconstructed purple in a hopsack weave
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How 'bout some green with light grey pants
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Really you don't need to go this fancy. More important than style of wear, quality of fabric, etc,.... perhaps most important of all when it comes to any clothes, is to get your fit right
A person in lower quality fabrics but with spot-on fit will look better than the person standing in the same room with higher quality fabrics but ill-fitting garments
Check this out 👇🏻. Tapered jogger-style leg so you don't have a bunch of frumpled fabric at the bottom of the legs (or make sure the length of the leg is correct on you if you like a more relaxed fit vs tapered), clean white shirt, green jacket to add some color to the black and white. BOOM! Dynamite!
☝🏻 doesn't have to be super-fancy attire. Just polish up your look whatever your style /budget/etc. People notice when you at least try and are motivated in life, not just in regards to clothing, though.
And that's why a lot of us came to MFP, yeah? Calorie counting to better ourselves, improve our look in terms of physicality, came here for self-improvement. Get on it!! 🤜🏻🤛🏽
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Having said that.. I'm kinda stoked about this pocket square coming in the mail 👇🏻
100% linen, light brown with grey accents. Methinks it'll go great with the green linen sport coat. Casual white drawstring pants take the formality back a notch while still retaining a polished elegance. One spicy pepper of a look 😏🌶
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Your wardrobe choices look smart. Very nice.
I've always liked the look of a blazer with jeans on a guy. Casual yet cares enough.....1 -
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Green linen blazer arrived in the mail. Although, I won't have a chance to wear it for the first time until March. Which is actually kind of fitting, you know? Green blazer in March.... Irish holidays aside, i'm not really sure why the color green is associated with the month of March. Anyway, gonna to be good to maybe try and put some of the following looks together
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Anyone in here ever try moleskin pants? I have a pair which, judging by just the feel, I thought they were going to be made at least partially with cashmere. These things are pillowy soft. Then I looked at the tag and found out it's a blend of i think four fabrics, the main one being cotton. Quite the surprise..
I'm freshly discovering moleskin and this stuff is amazing.1 -
Hugo Boss – I'm going to put you in the spotlight for a minute. I'm sorry but you're like a slightly higher version of Calvin Klein which in my opinion is mediocre at best, sorry to say. Calvin Klein.. endorsed by celebrities which has hyped the brand's image, but unfortunately the quality just isn't there.2
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Under Armour – kudos to you for making some of the most comfortable casual shirts. The cotton blend graphic t-shirts with a ton of stretch? Those things take a beating with tons of washes and still hold up. They're ever-comfortable and back when the economy was a little better you can get two for $25? That was a deal..1
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Banana Republic – your t-shirts, merino sweaters, and regular sweaters can all look great, but the quality is utter garbage. One or two washes and they start pilling like crazy and I already start to see loose threads. Not sure about your suits as I've never tried them. Your button-up dress shirts are pretty good. Jeans and chinos are on point 👌🏻1
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Can't wait for these to arrive in the mail and try them on 😁. Black 100% linen button up shirt with light grey drawstring pants.
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Sartorial advice/wisdom of the day? Gents, pull up your pants and stop sagging them below your butt. It makes you look like you don't have your life together. And nobody wants to see your butt in boxer briefs.
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Glad you said what I was thinking.
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ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »Unsafespace wrote: »Sartorial advice/wisdom of the day? Gents, pull up your pants and stop sagging them below your butt. It makes you look like you don't have your life together. And nobody wants to see your butt in boxer briefs.
That is all.
To be fair, there are some boxer-briefs-covered behinds worth seeing
I get what you're saying.. you think some guys have a nice hiney. But when it comes to style and presenting yourself to the world, it just look uncouth/gutter.1 -
Got some new kicks 😁
Not bad with a dark navy blazer and some jeans 😌
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Jeans yes
Blazer yes
Shoes Jury's out
Maybe when they're scuffed up a bit.
But this is coming from a person who has 3 pr. of jeans and about 5 shirts to her name and definitely needs a new pair of athletic shoes.
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New word of the week… “ google…”
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Ah well why didn’t you just say tailored suits and dresses? 🤔😂1
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How about chocolate suede sneakers with green jeans and a shearling 🤷🏻♂️
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Unsafespace wrote: »How about chocolate suede sneakers with green jeans and a shearling 🤷🏻♂️
Yes, now *that* I like. Along with your very last picture. 1 -
I am freshly discovering that the darker, chocolate suede shoes look good but they are no good. The back rub against my heel so much so that they cut through the skin, and.. well, you can see for yourself 😬
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Ouchie!0
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Mephisto is the brand name, in case anyone was wondering. First time I ever heard of this company, but gave them a try. For a brand who's slogan is "World's finest footwear," a grandiose eye-roller of a statement to begin with, this brand certainly isn't making a good first impression on me.
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Unsafespace wrote: »Mephisto is the brand name, in case anyone was wondering. First time I ever heard of this company, but gave them a try. For a brand who's slogan is "World's finest footwear," a grandiose eye-roller of a statement to begin with, this brand certainly isn't making a good first impression on me.
Digging a little deeper, when I Google the word 'mephisto,' it means 'devil' in some sort of mythology. How ironic and fitting that the shoes that cut me up have such a name. But also, it explains the little beady red eyes under the 'M' that's part of the logo. I started wondering about. Anyway if customer customer service doesn't take the shoes back, I'm throwing both pairs of their shoes away, purchase amount be damned. I've taken this thread way off topic, it'll be nice to get past this little hiccup and get back on track.0 -
Let's talk style as it relates to psychology and price/value. Take a look at the below shoes 👇🏻
Not going to mention the different brand names, but it's the same thing, yet one is $1,175 while the other is $179.
You know the price is inordinate. The brand you're shopping with may play into psychology and start telling you, "oh, ours are stitched by Italians (🙄), etc etc, bullshrimp bullshrimp. You may start thinking, "well, it is stitched in Italy," **insert whatever other reasoning you get to pacify the cognitive dissonance**, and before you may know it you're swiping your card or laying down cash and,
Straight away I'll say I've seen blazers that are sewn in China but made with premium fabrics imported from Italy, and the end product is as good as a blazer made completely in Italy for an eye-rolling price of $5,000+. (**cough, cough - I'm talking about you, Isaia [plus others])
These. Brands. Are. Hoeing you out. The inordinate price tag alone makes some people think "it's so expensive! It must be better.. right? right??"
Well, yes and no. Although it's no guarantee, the more expensive stuff can be better although, only up to a certain dollar amount. Beyond a certain point the cost/quality graph plateaus, and beyond that dollar amount it's bullshrimp.
Don't play yourself
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