ils thread for general menswear and men's clothing ish

http://www.thevikingstore.co.uk/ekmps/shops/thevikingstore1/images/costume-norman-ensemble-%5B2%5D-4870-p.jpg

normancore

looks like east ldn 900 years ago idgi

― r|t|c, Wednesday, February 26, 2014 8:53 PM (2 days ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

hey uniqlo why all your trousers so f'in stretchy

a: theyre tights, trousers are upstairs

Thoughts?
http://www.stevenalan.com/F13_NA_F13-MS3503.html?dwvar_F13__NA__F13-MS3503_color=INDIGO#cgid=mens-clothing-jackets-and-outerwear&frmt=ajax&view=all&start=0&hitcount=33

Large only, but it seems like a tight-cut jacket and I wouldn't mind it being a little loose

Price is good. My only other thing is that I wonder if it looks a little "boyish" or something - can't put my finger on why.

i dig it

would rock

My only other thing is that I wonder if it looks a little "boyish" or something - can't put my finger on why.

haha, i know what you mean. i don't think that would come to mind if i saw it on an adult, but i could totally see my 18-month old son rocking a mini version of that coat.

not necessarily a bad thing, there are a fair amount of his clothes that i would legitimately love to have an adult version of

a little wes anderson?

Anyone know anything about these guys or other orgs like them? I live in a very rural area but still want to look good. I need virtual access to fine men's fashions

https://www.frankandoak.com/shop

dont u live in w mass

yes, where do you go for clothes in VT

internet

Oh hey remember when I asked about those Uniqlo socks? I bought a few pairs and I really like them. Surprising quality for the cost, will buy those cheap socks again.

#sweatpants

all my socks r uniqlo

We are sock buddies.

hi5

i've had pretty good success with topshop socks as well, they have some pretty dece patterns/colors and they last roughly as long as the really expensive socks i buy

I have a frank and oak shirt and it's fine. Nice pattern, ok material, pretty good cut. It's a good additional option to have for everyday stuff that isn't billowy and oversized -- although actually the pants and shorts I tried were cut a bit narrow for me. My co-worker orders a good amount from them and says their cuts vary a lot and it can be hard to tell when you order, but otoh easy returns.

Seems like the kind of place where you can wind up ordering six things and returning four or five.

Oh and the "club" thing is a little confusing -- it means agreeing to a monthly amount until you cancel iirc. I got a little confused about that but was eventually able to cancel without paying any extra money, they were cool about it.

Thanks. I have lost a bunch of weight (like, 14 pounds) over the past 3-4 months and I was not super overweight to begin with, but now I have no idea what size I am anymore. All my 32" pants are super-baggy all of a sudden. I guess I might need to bulk up a bit again.

I have a bunch of frank and oak clothes I got at a pop up store they opened here. Nice stuff - good quality for serious value.

their ads just reinforce my tinfoil suspicion that the earth is being subtly invaded by bearded hipster aliens that want us all to chop our own wood

see look how that store just "popped up", highly suspicious

popped down (from space) more like

Found this on Instagram: http://instagram.com/tintinfellow

http://i.imgur.com/PtbXoca.jpg

Just finishing off a new shirt. A floral take on a 19th century missouri riverman shirt. Been wanting to do it for months but am really behind.
&it seems to be taking me longer than it should to construct things. Hope its just this cold/flu slowing me down cos I can't see how I'd go faster.
Got 2 other shirts part done & finished a pair of striped jeans last week.
Next project is a frock coat I think. Unless I go for a different cut of jeans first.

I heard that the proper length for your cuff is the same as your beard, since people and beards are all proportioned differently.

NA was over on Sunday and he commented that he needed new socks and I told him ALL ABOUT Uniqlo socks and made him fondle three pairs of them and he accused me of being a social media brand manager for Uniqlo.

I forgot to pack 6 out of the 7 pairs of Uniqlo socks I bought and they're somewhere in SHanghai :(

It's cool though because I just have an excuse to buy more uniqlo socks

ive become a very big fan of anonymous ism socks

h8 socks

i do have many pairs of uniqlos tho and am their social media brand manager because sometimes u have to wear them even if u dont want to

I'm going to a wedding in the south of France in July and I'm wondering what to wear. I have a feeling I'll perish if I wear my John Lewis woolen suit (it's hot enough on the tube in mid-February).

My question is, what can I wear as an alternative? Would people generally wear suits at weddings in hot climates? Is there a place I can get something a bit lighter and cooler for the summer?

yeah man get a cotton suit

theyre cheap(er) too

do europeans do seersucker? do seersucker.

ehhh

Linen?

linen right?

xpost

go for a rumpled look

http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/york-light-grey-plain/P3843.html?start=11&cgid=Suits&prefn1=material&prefv1=Linen

yup a lightweight cotton or linen suit is the top option (I think lightweight wools are nice, but tend to be £££). Not much call for the cream/khaki look in England, so a blue maybe.

You could try v sharp slacks (cream/khaki) + contrast lightweight blazer (something slightly less golf-club than navy). I imagine that'd be acceptable at most hot weddings. M&S do a lot of that sort of thing if you don't mind being a bit middle-aged.

But check yr invitation and consult with friends!

Cheers guys!

chinavision otm - if that (or something like it) is in budget, & you think another suit would be useful in general, you could visit the london branch of suitsupply.