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Hey guys can you post some of your pick ups from the gap i want to see if its worth the trip.
Dressing better
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- Jan 22, 2007
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Anyone know of any sites that have navy cardigans on sale? I saw one on Polo, but I'd rather have one without any logos on it.
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about to cop some wing collars from their right now.
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Charles Tyrwhitt slim fit are my %@!%...I've got 4 or 5 of them, one of the better fits on me. Quality has always been good, brass collar stays are a nicetouch too.
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I'm pretty sure I can fit in an XS in BR as well. I'd love to try one on, but XS is online only. The slim fit shirts I get at BR and J.Crew in size small go straight to the tailor before even wearing.Originally Posted by RFX45
Most mall brands xs fits huge on me.
Americans, in general, just have bigger frames.
Compare to brands like Marc by Marc Jacob, where a medium fits me pretty well.
For ref, I'm 5'10'' at 150 lbs.
Stopped by J. Crew today and they have 30% off all sales item. Same goes with Martin And Osa.
Majorbread
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jesus yall dudes must be tiny
Im about 6'-6'1" 195 lbs and i got these XL Banana Republic sweaters fitting like some spadex!
What are some brands that fit a little larger? Its rare i see a XXL in stores for these kinds of things.
Im about 6'-6'1" 195 lbs and i got these XL Banana Republic sweaters fitting like some spadex!
What are some brands that fit a little larger? Its rare i see a XXL in stores for these kinds of things.
Majorbread
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jesus yall dudes must be tiny
Im about 6'-6'1" 195 lbs and i got these XL Banana Republic sweaters fitting like some spadex!
What are some brands that fit a little larger? Its rare i see a XXL in stores for these kinds of things.
Im about 6'-6'1" 195 lbs and i got these XL Banana Republic sweaters fitting like some spadex!
What are some brands that fit a little larger? Its rare i see a XXL in stores for these kinds of things.
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You probably need to shop for brands that offer big and tall selection. I know J. Crew and BR have them, but I believe they're online only aswell.
This is why it was never my intention to become buff...you can't fit into slim fitting clothes.
You're also a bit taller than the average American. Most brands tailor to those in the height range of 5'8''-5'11''..the averagerange.
Try some stuff at Gap since they fit more generous than BR.
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Originally Posted by wj4
You probably need to shop for brands that offer big and tall selection. I know J. Crew and BR have them, but I believe they're online only as well.
This is why it was never my intention to become buff...you can't fit into slim fitting clothes.I'd rather stay lean.
You're also a bit taller than the average American. Most brands tailor to those in the height range of 5'8''-5'11''..the average range.
Try some stuff at Gap since they fit more generous than BR.
Thats funny cuz to be honest i rarely shop at gap because i feel like their fits are off! Very sloopy once you get past a Medium. Im 6'1 205lbs with anathletic build, i wear a large in banana and its perfect, but Gap its hit or miss depending on the top. Today i went to the gap and tried on a military shirtand it fit like SLIM FIT AT BABY GAP!
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Has anyone tried the Slim Fit shirts from either Brooks Brothers or TM Lewin? How's the fit/quality?
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Cant speak on the slim fit shirt from BB, but i own a few of the Extra Slim fits from BB and the quality/fit are both top notch.
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any tips out there to keep your shirts crisp like the day you bought em? usually after a wash my collar gets flabby and doesnt "stand up" on itsown...a buddy of mine suggested use starch when ironing it....anymore ideas?
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Use the delicate cycle. Maybe use starch for the collar.
I wash my dress shirts in the tub & hang dry.
conv3rge
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u wouldnt need slim fitting clothes when you're buff anyway because... you're buffOriginally Posted by wj4
You probably need to shop for brands that offer big and tall selection. I know J. Crew and BR have them, but I believe they're online only as well.
This is why it was never my intention to become buff...you can't fit into slim fitting clothes.I'd rather stay lean.
You're also a bit taller than the average American. Most brands tailor to those in the height range of 5'8''-5'11''..the average range.
Try some stuff at Gap since they fit more generous than BR.
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Could somebody recommend me some brands that sell dress pants in a Slim Fit?
Recently I purchased INC International Concepts pants that were Slim Fit and they fit perfectly, but I could only find black and I'm looking for somethingperhaps in a grey-dark grey.
Thanks
Recently I purchased INC International Concepts pants that were Slim Fit and they fit perfectly, but I could only find black and I'm looking for somethingperhaps in a grey-dark grey.
Thanks
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Real talk, I know I've said it before but it does sound like you guys are extremely frail. I'm 5'8, very athletic with a big upperbody and medium fits me snug (I like it though). I'm always amazed when I hear a grown man wears small or extra small. More power to you though, I'msure it's easier to find your sizes at a lot of places.Originally Posted by conv3rge
u wouldnt need slim fitting clothes when you're buff anyway because... you're buffOriginally Posted by wj4
You probably need to shop for brands that offer big and tall selection. I know J. Crew and BR have them, but I believe they're online only as well.
This is why it was never my intention to become buff...you can't fit into slim fitting clothes.I'd rather stay lean.
You're also a bit taller than the average American. Most brands tailor to those in the height range of 5'8''-5'11''..the average range.
Try some stuff at Gap since they fit more generous than BR.
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^info on the eyeglasses?
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Gucci 1608 in black.
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Nil, info on the second blazer and pocket square? Great outfits btw.
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Jacket is Brooks Brothers 2 button tweed in wheat brown from the BB store a few years ago.
Pocket square is random vintage handrolled silk square i picked up from eBay. It is made in Japan based on the tag on it.
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Beeswax Desert Boots for $69.99 on UrbanOutfitters.com. Size 11 only though
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I got the e-mail in the morning about the sale but didn't check it out until now, damn.
I got the e-mail in the morning about the sale but didn't check it out until now, damn.
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dang, those are gorgeous too.Originally Posted by one11archerave
Beeswax Desert Boots for $69.99 on UrbanOutfitters.com. Size 11 only though.
I got the e-mail in the morning about the sale but didn't check it out until now, damn.
