- Aug 19, 2015
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Abercrombie has some decent shorts. I like the techy material kind, they also have an inner pocket w a zipper. I think they are 5-6"
- Aug 30, 2012
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So revisiting on Suit advice. Are Indochino and Suit Supply still the go to’s for affordable custom suits?
Want a black and cream so I can get my Steve Harvey on.
Want a black and cream so I can get my Steve Harvey on.
- Mar 22, 2003
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Yeah you will be fine with either
- Feb 2, 2014
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Spier and mackay >
- Aug 30, 2012
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They only got locations in NYC and Chicago. Suit Supply and Indochino can usually be found in high end malls.
- Feb 2, 2014
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You're right. Go get measured at SuSu then order online at spier and mackay.
- Sep 12, 2014
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Midweight Terry Cuffed Sweatpant
Overview This classic sweatpant features a relaxed fit and elastic cuffs. Made in Canada from our signature Midweight Terry. Features jersey-lined hand pockets and low profile flatlocked seams. Details Elastic cuffs Flatlocked seams Front slant pockets Premium rib waistband Woven drawcord...
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Nike - Black Revival Fleece Lounge Pants
Relaxed-fit tapered garment-dyed cotton-blend fleece lounge pants in black. Logo bonded in multicolor at front. · Mid-rise · Drawstring at elasticized waistband · Two-pocket styling Supplier color: Black/White
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- Mar 22, 2003
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Could also look at Bonobos - heard good things, don’t own a suit from them
- Apr 2, 2007
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2nd this - have a suit and sport coat by them.
How do you and others like these? I’m looking for a pair of casual shorts and have been eyeing these but wasn’t sure about comfort.
They also have these kayak shorts in nylon, wondering if these are too short for casual wear? Think they have a mesh lining as well, not sure of it’s a brief lining or just lining the entire short.
- May 27, 2017
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5" inseam you're basically wearing underwear unless you are short. If you have long legs 7" are better. PAUSE 
- Jan 8, 2005
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I’ve been seeing these bubble slides, but I only see them for sale from all the fast fashion places.
Anybody know if they’re a dupe of something?
Amazon product ASIN B09S3J7S8F
Anybody know if they’re a dupe of something?
Amazon product ASIN B09S3J7S8F
- Mar 31, 2011
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I actually don’t have a pair. Just aware of their existence.
ballinsam23
seems to vouch though.I wear Patagonia Baggies mostly in causal settings. Kayak shorts seem pretty similar.
- Jul 13, 2005
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The dock shorts are my go to for casual wear. I only have the black pair but they’re comfortable. Make sure it’s the stretch ones. They have none stretch also that I tried on in store, felt different. Not too sure about the nylon ones.
langfor5
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J Crew Tech Dock Shorts are fantastic. Water repellent and stretchy. Light weight. Perfect summer shorts.
- Jul 13, 2005
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What no show socks do you guys wear with loafers? These bombas worth it?
- Mar 31, 2011
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JCrew ones are solid. Have heard Stance has good ones.
sneakaprince
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Second on the tech dock shirt from JCrew factory.
My wife picked up a part time job there a couple weeks ago. If u need a plug hit the DMs. Most NTers around here will tell you I'm good money.
- Feb 25, 2004
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Not going to advise you guys again. Rocked them all day in NYC yesterday, comfy af. Free, easy returns at Nordstrom
- Jul 13, 2005
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For $40 you can’t go wrong as beaters. I’m sure quality not like CPs but that’s Payless prices, less than garbage Aldo too.
- Feb 25, 2004
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Pretty much. These type of sneakers look like crap after several wears anyway. Not ultra luxury but also not Steve Maddens. But for a casual summer suit I was very impressed when I held these in hand at Nordstrom Rack
- Jan 12, 2013
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Hot take but I feel like SLP boots’ absurd pricetag might actually be justified. Got a new pair recently, this time with a 6cm heel so I wasn’t sure how comfy they’d be. For reference, my other pairs have 3cm and 4cm heels.
I can genuinely say these boots are comfy. Just like the other pairs, I never even had to break them in. My total amount of walking distance required for my work commute is a few kilometers and on day 1 these boots caused zero discomfort. I even walked for around 5-6 hours in a climate march with my 3cm heel pair on and never had any discomfort whatsoever.
I don’t know how they do it, especially the immediate comfort without having to spend any time at all breaking them in
I can genuinely say these boots are comfy. Just like the other pairs, I never even had to break them in. My total amount of walking distance required for my work commute is a few kilometers and on day 1 these boots caused zero discomfort. I even walked for around 5-6 hours in a climate march with my 3cm heel pair on and never had any discomfort whatsoever.
I don’t know how they do it, especially the immediate comfort without having to spend any time at all breaking them in
- Nov 3, 2011
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It depends on the model. Harnesses aren't meant to be worn for long durations. This was a few years back, but I wore a pair for about 16 or so hours. Wore em to work, then to hang out after work. Feet were destroyed. Wyatt Chelsea's on the other hand are more comfortable for longer durations.
- Jan 12, 2013
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Yeah there’s definitely some differences between the models and I think my wyatt harness pair with the 4cm heel is the only one I wouldn’t describe as comfy.
The regular wyatts with a 3cm heel though? I feel like I could walk a marathon in those.
Surprisingly, my latest pair with the 6cm is just as comfy, if not more. It’s a new model though I think. “Vassily”
Sidenote, I can not get enough of geometric prints but unfortunately they seem to be pretty rare and more of a high end thing.
Emporio Armani seems to be really into geometric prints lately, and I’m loving some of my purchases but they’re also damn near the only brand really catering to that kind of design. And most importantly, no visible logos. That’s generally a dealbreaker for me.
