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Mens fashion...

Spent £110 on a cardigan yesterday...

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the black man isnt included...
 
GLENROYID said:
Spent £110 on a cardigan yesterday...

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the black man isnt included...
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I would ask for my money back haha

Not sure of the massive horse

and dont like the pockets - not a big fan of stitched on pockets. if you like it you like it. I think you just liked the black man
 
DHSF said:
I would ask for my money back haha

Not sure of the massive horse

and dont like the pockets - not a big fan of stitched on pockets. if you like it you like it. I think you just liked the black man
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Must admit, i was a little gutted when he wasn't in the package.
 
scaramanga said:
Traditionally a mid-dark brown is standard. A plain Oxford/Derby is always a safe bet with any suit, brogues can look a little fussy in brown. Avoid loafers in case that seems too casual. You could go for a mid-dark grey shoe with navy.

Most people will tell you to steer clear of black with navy, but if you have patent black shoes then that can work.
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Sound advice as always...like the sound of a grey shoe...
 
scaramanga said:
Traditionally a mid-dark brown is standard. A plain Oxford/Derby is always a safe bet with any suit, brogues can look a little fussy in brown. Avoid loafers in case that seems too casual. You could go for a mid-dark grey shoe with navy.

Most people will tell you to steer clear of black with navy, but if you have patent black shoes then that can work.
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Do you not think that patent black leather with a navy suit would look a bit chincy?
 
scaramanga said:
Traditionally a mid-dark brown is standard. A plain Oxford/Derby is always a safe bet with any suit, brogues can look a little fussy in brown. Avoid loafers in case that seems too casual. You could go for a mid-dark grey shoe with navy.

Most people will tell you to steer clear of black with navy, but if you have patent black shoes then that can work.
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You'll end up looking like a footballer if you wear brown shoes in town
 
Right, Summer's over and my trainers are knackered. What should I go for next?

No real dress code at my work, just casual so need something for general everyday wear. What's the latest?
 
Any recommendations for good quality, but decent value ties

I hate spending money on ties, but don't want some cheap polyester brick

I like long ties too, as I always go Windsor knot
 
southstand1882 said:
Any recommendations for good quality, but decent value ties

I hate spending money on ties, but don't want some cheap polyester brick

I like long ties too, as I always go Windsor knot
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I have brick loads you can have for free, get them every year at Christmas not sure why because i never worn a tie since i left school, Even then i only wore it round my head as i ran around screaming.
 
southstand1882 said:
Any recommendations for good quality, but decent value ties

I hate spending money on ties, but don't want some cheap polyester brick

I like long ties too, as I always go Windsor knot
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Vivienne Westwood does some good ones if you're feeling brave. Usually about £30 at Bicester
 
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