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90 euro is about 120 USD that's 35 USD more retail on a RL polo which retails for 85USD here,pretty significant difference.....
90 euro is about 120 USD that's 35 USD more retail on a RL polo which retails for 85USD here,pretty significant difference.....
- Nov 20, 2006
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For those looking for shoe trees, Jos A. Bank has Buy 1 Get 2 Free so they come out to about $8.75 each, online only. Free shipping kicks in at $75.
http://www.josbank.com/menswear/shop/Product_11001_10050_101593
http://www.josbank.com/menswear/shop/Product_11001_10050_101593
- May 25, 2007
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Carl Winslow?
- Jul 6, 2002
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I know, man. Hilfiger is even somewhat $$ over in Europe too I believe.
Yeah. That's why some of the polos out there are super long like pro-cut jerseys
Joints were made to be tucked in.
- Jul 6, 2002
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- Nov 20, 2006
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For today, couldn't get the lighting down today:
http://dressingbetterforless.blogspot.com/2013/09/wdiwt91713.html
http://dressingbetterforless.blogspot.com/2013/09/wdiwt91713.html
- Apr 12, 2013
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Picked up a couple of suits from my tailor last night. First one was a regular grey windowpane. Second one was a navy windowpane with a subtle plaid (if that makes sense). I tried to photograph it as best as I could...
- Dec 19, 2002
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I know some people like me were looking for the Nike Tech Fleece pants. I just ordered a pair from Rule of Next it was about 105 shipped. I called the Beachwood store 1 (216) 593-0029 if they don't have your size see if they can connect you to one of the other stores.
- May 25, 2007
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That would be prince of wales.
dahuhuhyah
Banned
- Aug 3, 2013
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I say just hold out for a bit, they will restock again.
- May 8, 2012
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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324591204579037172309407990.html
Thought you guys would appreciate this
Thought you guys would appreciate this
- Dec 13, 2004
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How to Teach Your Suit Some Street Smarts, Starring Justin Theroux
Does your suit work nights and weekends? Because it can. Just ask Justin Theroux, reigning Hollywood cool guy. A little help from him and you’ll be exploring your suit’s punk-rock B side in no time
Getting Dressed Is Not Paint by Numbers
Even a suit has options. Skip the tie and mix in an open Henley, moto boots, and jewelry, and suddenly it’s edgy, postmodern, expectation-defying.
Punk Rock Tees Will Never Die
You hear Adam Ant’s touring again? No? Doesn’t matter—a vintage concert tee is still the quickest way to punk up a suit. (Try to at least have heard a song or two, though.)
There’s One Totally Foolproof Way to Dress Down a Suit
Just pull on a polo. Seriously, you can’t miss. Plain black, gray, or navy to keep it low-key; stripes to give you a little extra oomph.
They’re Not Accessories, They’re Curios
Basic fact of style: It’s cooler if it has a story behind it (not just a bunch of cash). Aniston gave him that necklace; everything from his hats to his bracelets to his tattoos has a tale to tell.
Does your suit work nights and weekends? Because it can. Just ask Justin Theroux, reigning Hollywood cool guy. A little help from him and you’ll be exploring your suit’s punk-rock B side in no time
Getting Dressed Is Not Paint by Numbers
Even a suit has options. Skip the tie and mix in an open Henley, moto boots, and jewelry, and suddenly it’s edgy, postmodern, expectation-defying.
Punk Rock Tees Will Never Die
You hear Adam Ant’s touring again? No? Doesn’t matter—a vintage concert tee is still the quickest way to punk up a suit. (Try to at least have heard a song or two, though.)
There’s One Totally Foolproof Way to Dress Down a Suit
Just pull on a polo. Seriously, you can’t miss. Plain black, gray, or navy to keep it low-key; stripes to give you a little extra oomph.
They’re Not Accessories, They’re Curios
Basic fact of style: It’s cooler if it has a story behind it (not just a bunch of cash). Aniston gave him that necklace; everything from his hats to his bracelets to his tattoos has a tale to tell.
- Apr 30, 2010
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The mythical polo finally found. Pricey but I dig it.
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I am so glad that polo was identified.
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- Aug 20, 2001
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This is the suit I wore to the wedding today. Forgot the pocket square because I was watching the Bama/A&M game while getting ready
But yeah I like this suit, it's RL Polo and fully canvased. Wore it with the RL Saunders I bought too from that sale
Now that's what I'm talking about Wes. Suit looks fresh and those pants are much better than the ones posted in the other pic. Also, congrats in the second round interview with the Nashville firm
Had to catch up on the past 15 pages or so. I was away for the weekend celebrating my boy's birthday with a few friends from college. Looks like there was a lot of good stuff between the MBA discussion, Limsanity and the discovery of the infamous Nas polo
- Jul 5, 2006
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For those who wear Nike running shoes, they fit pretty snug for the most part, frees, fly knits, newer air maxes, as most of you know.
My question is: do you guys buy ur regular size or do you size up. One person at a runner store told me that nike makes them snug on purpose so that it feels like a second skin and you should just buy ur normal size as long as it doesn't feel "tight" or constricts your feet.
Just wondering what you guys prefer.
My question is: do you guys buy ur regular size or do you size up. One person at a runner store told me that nike makes them snug on purpose so that it feels like a second skin and you should just buy ur normal size as long as it doesn't feel "tight" or constricts your feet.
Just wondering what you guys prefer.
- Jul 6, 2002
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I take a 10 in the Flyknit lunar and can't think of going smaller. I'm a 9 in most Nikes and Jordans by the way.
The con to having a snug fit is the front of the shoes where your toes are, your toes will struck the front which will be very uncomfortable. I've had personal experience where the nail turned purple because of the constant contusion.
- Nov 24, 2009
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I've only had to size up on a pair of Lunarglides. My foot is pretty narrow and I like my shoes to fit locked down.
- Oct 22, 2004
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I've got a wide foot so I have to size up on most Nikes. I wear an 11E in most dress shoes but a 12 in most Nikes, I can do an 11.5 in some though.
- Jul 5, 2006
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Does the dead space in the front of the shoe bother you when you run in your Flyknit lunars? I imagine there is some extra room if you size up a full size. Does your foot move around ? Or do u double sock.
- Apr 16, 2005
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what do you guys think of the alfani red slim suit from Macys? I have a few of them and I was considering bring it to the tailor but I was also thinking of maybe just selling it on ebay and using that money to buy a better quality suit.
- Jul 6, 2002
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Doesn't bothere at all. I wear thick socks though. I just tie the laces tightly. I need the extra space due to my style of running, around 11MPH for a min and slow down to 8 MPH for a min and repeat for 15 mins.
Your feet swell up throughout the day too so the space is needed for sneakers you plan on being active in.
The same advice was given to me by the folks at the Road Runner when I bought Asics and the likes. They measured my foot and said I'm a size 10. I was iffy at first since it fit pretty large but with that kind of store, you can return worn shoes without an issue. The size 10 worked out for me and I've been getting the same size in running shoes for the last 4 or 5 years.
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It's your call. Buying a quality suit would also require tailoring.
If you just want a good looking suit to wear here and there, I'd alter the Alfani, assuming it fits you nicely already, ie proper shoulders, no collar gap, etc.
