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Pretty TTS for me
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TTS is all over the place in terms of reference. If I'm a 10D on AE 65/511 lasts, should I stick with 10 on these?
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Tts is the exact opposite of all over the place, assuming you're using the term correctly.
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Same size as all my AE, it fits really well compared to other loafers in my opinion. Try on something in same last if possible.
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Thanks, I appreciate the help. Sorry for all the questions y'all.
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Go with 10.5UK, the Hiro and Ron last which I believe is which last they are on are pretty wide, relatively speaking. I'm more concerned with the fact that you are an E. I think though both would work.
I will try to find a couple of pictures, I have both.
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Okay so you don't think I should get the 10UK? And awesome I would love to see some pics.
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I wouldn't. Random but if you live in the NY area, I have no problem meeting up and have you try on my pair of 10UK.
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Kinda late on this, but I have to wear a suit M-F when the House is in session. I am in dire need of some new shirts but I have 3 suits, 5-6 shirts, 9-10 ties (that I regularly wear), and 4 pairs of AEs in my rotation.
On non-session days I get to flex with sneakers which is pretty nice.
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Hello DB!
I'm currently buying clothes for work when I start full time in July. I have a lot of business casual clothes as it is but I want to add to them. I'm probably gonna cop desert boots off eBay and I was wondering what button down shirts and khakis you would recommend.
I'm looking to get slim fit tapered khakis. My budget around 30-40 a pop. Does that pretty much only leave dockers joints?
Also looking to spend 20-30 a shirt. I have a lot as it is but I want to add. What's the best bang for your buck?
As always, any info this thread provides is helpful. I appreciate all the help yall have provided me in the past
I'm currently buying clothes for work when I start full time in July. I have a lot of business casual clothes as it is but I want to add to them. I'm probably gonna cop desert boots off eBay and I was wondering what button down shirts and khakis you would recommend.
I'm looking to get slim fit tapered khakis. My budget around 30-40 a pop. Does that pretty much only leave dockers joints?
Also looking to spend 20-30 a shirt. I have a lot as it is but I want to add. What's the best bang for your buck?
As always, any info this thread provides is helpful. I appreciate all the help yall have provided me in the past
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Appreciate the advice man, same goes to all that provided it. REPS for everybody!
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Intern or staffer ?
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Hello DB!
I'm currently buying clothes for work when I start full time in July. I have a lot of business casual clothes as it is but I want to add to them. I'm probably gonna cop desert boots off eBay and I was wondering what button down shirts and khakis you would recommend.
I'm looking to get slim fit tapered khakis. My budget around 30-40 a pop. Does that pretty much only leave dockers joints?
Also looking to spend 20-30 a shirt. I have a lot as it is but I want to add. What's the best bang for your buck?
As always, any info this thread provides is helpful. I appreciate all the help yall have provided me in the past
With your budget you may want to check out J. Crew and Banana Republic Factory stores since they commonly have 50% off sales and have the type of clothes you're looking for.
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matching your watch color and your belt buckle........how important? What say you?
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Intern or staffer ?
Contractor. So staff?
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lucky i miss working around there
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lucky i miss working around there...working in Bethesda sucks
It's like working on a giant campus. So many good-looking young people running around...
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Not that important to me.
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chris, search for bonobos slim tailored chinos on ebay as you can often find pairs for 30-40 and theyre decent quality. as far as shirts, charles tyrwhitt often has promotions as well. these are in addition to what the standard BR, jcrew, ck stores offer
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Not that important to me either. Rather focus on the shoes and belt. You'd be surprised how many people wear black shoes and a brown belt or vice versa
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Never really thought about it tbh. I just try to keep the belts as simple as possible. Is it bad that I like my watches to match my wedding band tho?
Lol
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Suggestions for comfortable dress shoes/loafers for work? Business casual $400 or less. Need something in black or dark brown
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Hey Fellas.. was thinking about this thread.
Heading to an informational interview with the Partner/Co-Founder of a mid-size PR firm next week in NYC.
I'm thinking about a going with a classic two-button navy suit and an oxford white button down, brown shoes, no tie, white pocket square. Given the social media pics I was able to find, including LinkedIn, the partner sports one regularly.
Alternatively, I was thinking about going simply with no jacket altogether.
Thoughts? I'm even rethinking the choice of the oxford.
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If anyone knows anyone in PR and what they could possibly ask. Give me a shout. Thanks!
Heading to an informational interview with the Partner/Co-Founder of a mid-size PR firm next week in NYC.
I'm thinking about a going with a classic two-button navy suit and an oxford white button down, brown shoes, no tie, white pocket square. Given the social media pics I was able to find, including LinkedIn, the partner sports one regularly.
Alternatively, I was thinking about going simply with no jacket altogether.
Thoughts? I'm even rethinking the choice of the oxford.
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If anyone knows anyone in PR and what they could possibly ask. Give me a shout. Thanks!
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I'd definitely go with a jacket...Also probably a tie but I'm not too sure what the PR culture is like.
Anyone know what the best way to clean suede shoes is? Got some navy loafers that have a water stain and are covered in pollen.
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during a wedding over the weeken , had to rock a tux
