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New [Fashion] thread. Quite stylish.
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I have a 1946 Swedish army greatcoat. $10. I can wear just a t-shirt underneath in sub zero temps and be perfectly warm. Also it looks almost new.
Sidenote. Got two pairs of Uniqlo ezy jeans. Super comfortable! Almost like wearing pyjama pants.
i do not believe so
Typically the trendier the peacoat, the shorter and lighter it is.
From what I've seen at most half of it? And as I'm also occasionally on a bike with my coat, that's a recipe for a cold ass.
anyway so i just bought some shoes...
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i'm also currently being tempted by this, which just looking at the pictures i can tell is probably a piece of garbage, but i'm a sucker for those polka dots
https://www.amazon.com/Wantdo-Cotton-Collar-Lightweight-Jacket/dp/B00DJ2YJV2/
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I believe they know a local tailor
I don't currently own one, and don't have much need, I could have maybe work one to a wedding reception last spring and maybe to a renewal of wedding vows ceremony a few months ago
If I am going to own one suit, what should I try to get? What material? What color?
I'd recommend not patterned, but you could theoretically get away with something light. Generally speaking, single breasted two button is the most versatile, but if you have a preference for otherwise, it's your suit. I'd also recommend British style, or maybe American, but definitely not Italian.
This is all going to add up to a pretty plain suit though. Yeah, it's versatile, and that's good, but as you said, you don't have much need. So it wouldn't be entirely unreasonable to go with a more stand-out affair. You still don't want to go too out there with it, but switching to like, a bright blue or an oxblood, incorporating a more serious pattern or texture, that sort of thing, that can still leave you with a fairly versatile suit that you'll also get compliments on when you wear it.
Something classically stylish instead of whatever's currently fashionable. So probably something in a very dark non-pinstriped blue, with a single-breasted three-button jacket in the highest quality wool they can afford.
No, it's no good for peacocking, but if it's cut real nice and made of quality materials it'll still look good in ten years, whereas that violet corduroy monstrosity will be out of fashion by next week.
Navy or charcoal if you want one versatile do-almost-everything suit. Wool is going to be the best material to go for. Single-breasted, 2 button is going to be the best all around, relatively modern style while still looking pretty classic.
You may not find all that you're after. In the end I hope it doesn't matter.
@Zonugal
Also, good wool doesn't automatically mean heavy. Depending on your climate, mid- (or even light-)weight may be most versatile,
I'm actually wearing a jacket akin to this at work today.
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are you also affecting a devil-may-care jaunty pose which is actually caused by the massive lodestone of a watch you have on that will break your willow branch arm in halfsies if you attempt to raise it
I'm wearing a Casio calculator watch!