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Im in Atlanta bruh we get none of that, and I have some RL Snow/Rain Boots for that.
Im in Atlanta bruh we get none of that, and I have some RL Snow/Rain Boots for that.
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hope someone can help me out.
can someone find me a decent shirt and tie combo to go with a grey suit? the suit is on the avg to darker grey side. im kinda sick of just wearing a plain white shirt and tie and wanted to do something a bit different. i was leaning towards a smaller check purple gingham shirt. what kind of tie would i put with something like that?
also, with grey suit, should i be going black shoes and belt or brown?
thanks in advance.
can someone find me a decent shirt and tie combo to go with a grey suit? the suit is on the avg to darker grey side. im kinda sick of just wearing a plain white shirt and tie and wanted to do something a bit different. i was leaning towards a smaller check purple gingham shirt. what kind of tie would i put with something like that?
also, with grey suit, should i be going black shoes and belt or brown?
thanks in advance.
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do you just get the sides taken in or do you also have the arms slimmed down as well? i have shorter arms so a lot of the time sleeves are a bit billowy.
all the tailors ive tried have charged $25 for both but im always curious on how much people pay for alterations...
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Grey is a very versatile color. You could do black or brown with it. Personally I'd probably roll with brown.
If your shirt is going to be gingham, then I feel the tie should be a solid color.
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Most slim fits fit my arms perfectly, so that is unecessary. $25 doesn't sound unreasonable for both. Taking in a shirt usually runs me $5-10.
Mojo - You have a lot of options at your disposal, like the idea of the purple gingham. Definitely go with a solid tie. Grey suits give you a lot of rope. Personally I would go with brown shoes/belt.
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W&H... you know you want it!
D.Josey
formerly dzaster
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Lol no problem G
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I'm looking for one too, man. In a perfect world, that BR Bond Peacoat would be mine but unfortunately I don't really want to spend that right now.
I know it will be the only one I'm content with though.
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http://www.selfedge.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=78&products_id=361
I don't get this. If you know it will be perfect then why try to wait for a sale or markdown? Just spend the money on it.I'm looking for one too, man. In a perfect world, that BR Bond Peacoat would be mine but unfortunately I don't really want to spend that right now.
I know it will be the only one I'm content with though.
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Billy Reid or JCrew..
I'm thinking about spoiling myself this Xmas season.. its either that Bill Reid Bond peacoat or the APC Black Varsity..
joepac12
Banned
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I actually just left j crew. Copped a few shirts. They having a 25 percent off sale on all fall items
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Anyone know of a spray or something to remove smoke and other smells from clothing? I don't feel like going to the dry cleaners every time I go to bars
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febreeze
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I hate the way the febreze smells that my mom buys. Is there a non scented febreze?
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Yes there is. You could also hang it outside and air it out. What type of clothing is it?
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a wool suit and a wool coat.
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It's tough to find good clothes for us buff cats, man.
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Go with brown, although if you could post the shade of gray the suit is, it would be more helpful. Go with a solid purple tie, knit if possible.
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Finally wearing these tonight. NFL is back and breaking in new boots 
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Yeah I'd try airing it out first, in the shade away from direct sunlight.
You can also try a steamer or hang it in the bathroom while you shower and let the steam press them. The shower steam trick is supposedly a good way to get rid of wrinkles when traveling with a single suit too.
You can also try a steamer or hang it in the bathroom while you shower and let the steam press them. The shower steam trick is supposedly a good way to get rid of wrinkles when traveling with a single suit too.
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could also throw it in the dryer low heat with some dryer sheets
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A wool suit? No way!
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Thanks I'll give that a shot. Only thing about airing it out is that it stinks in my neighborhood so I'll probably have a new set of stank to deal with.
I thought about using a steamer too, I looked it up and some people are saying you shouldn't steam your suits because it'll mess up the seams on it.
I thought about using a steamer too, I looked it up and some people are saying you shouldn't steam your suits because it'll mess up the seams on it.
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low heat will have no effect on the fabric. it would be like using dryel without the cleaning effect
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