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tie knots lookin a little young my good manFirst two days back to teaching this new school year.
Bespoke suit, SuitSupply shirt, Conrad Wu tie
SuitSupply Suit, SuitSupply Shirt (outlet pick-up), Knit tie
Love these fits bro. So visually appealing with the play on textures.First two days back to teaching this new school year.
Bespoke suit, SuitSupply shirt, Conrad Wu tie
SuitSupply Suit, SuitSupply Shirt (outlet pick-up), Knit tie
Was about to say the Havana's lapels aren't wide enough for me.
I haven't tried on the Havana, does it seem overly slim? Or could I grab the same size in that as the Hudson?
you could put double insoles or you can buy one of those dr scholles heel inserts to add to your insole.
Hey guys. So I just wanted to ask a general question and get your opinions. I have a pair of chelsea boots that I absolutely love the style and design on. The problem I'm having with them is they are slightly too large (I'm a size 9.5 in most shoes, but bought a 10 in these boots since the fit was the best fitting). I also tried my true size 9.5 and found the model was small to size. I only was able to notice it as a problem after more wearings and time with them. When walking, there is slight heel drag although I wouldn't say it's terrible. It's just annoying as those who have worn a shoe that's a half size too big would know. Since I've worn them, they obviously can't be returned but would an insole fix this problem? I've heard the thick socks suggestion but that's not always practical. I would rather not sell them but if that's the only option, it may have to be that one.
perhaps try swapping the insole?
Thanks guys. I think those two are the best options. I feel that an insole would probably take up the right amount of space to minimize the problem, even if it doesn't completely solve it. In the grand scheme of things, I don't feel it's that huge of an issue. If they were like a size/size and a half too big, then that would warrant them not even being wearable. I usually would never purchase something that's not my true size but I also didn't think sizing up the 1/2 size would be a huge problem since the 9.5 fit too snug.
you could put double insoles or you can buy one of those dr scholles heel inserts to add to your insole.
or honestly...buy some boot socks.
Gonna hit y'all with a semi-long post so apologies. I have tried to stay out of this thread for the past two years while I was looking for a new job (yes it took me that long) and until I could be financially capable of stepping my wardrobe up. So the time has come and I will be starting a new position with the state of CA in the coming weeks. I will have to dress business casual. I know this is a pretty loose term but could I get some recommendations on some good starter pieces. I was thinking wearing chinos, etc. with button ups and ties for most days but want to go with quality over quantity. Not to say I want to drop a significant amount of money on some button ups but I don't want to build a wardrobe of Jcrew Factory shirts either. Just looking for something that is good quality at a reasonable price. Sizing has also been a problem for me as with dress shirts I am somehwere between a S and M, thanks.
Check out Uniqlo
They have a decent selection of basics at ok prices
And they're good for little mans cause they're a Japanese company
I'm wondering the same. I'm also a 30 waist but I feel that if I size up to a 32 it might be too loose at the waist.was trying to bite the bullet and wait till the holidays to cop the grana denim, but in need of another pair for the daily rotation. if im normally a 30 waist and wear a 31 in the NF skinny guy power stretch, should i go with a 32 in grana rather than a 30? Consensus seems to be to size up
Lmk how that works out for you guys, I went tts on the denim but I think the only reason why I was able to is because my calves are small than a mfI'm wondering the same. I'm also a 30 waist but I feel that if I size up to a 32 it might be too loose at the waist.
I might just have to pull the trigger and find out. Return fee tho
Speaking of which, I've followed Dan since he first won the Esquire award back in his blogspot days. Always enjoyable posts. He and the TSB/AoS team seem really chill. I know some of you guys have met/shopped with them at MAB. How are those guys in person? Not complete douchebags, I hope. I saw they're opening their own showroom. I'd like to check it out when I'm in NY next. anyone purchase any pieces from their collection?
Also, sarteaga0408 nice looks. I like the second one especially. I taught some years back and was required to wear a suit/sport coat. I remember when I first started thinking it was a little much but after seeing how it influenced the young men I taught, I got behind the idea.
I'm wondering the same. I'm also a 30 waist but I feel that if I size up to a 32 it might be too loose at the waist.
I might just have to pull the trigger and find out. Return fee tho