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Schumi 07-15-2009 10:20 PM
I've been trying to find a place to get good, fitted, thin black shirts for years now.



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billybek 07-16-2009 06:33 AM
Agave jeans... Pricey, but they last and last. Get "The Waterman" for a relaxed fit...

The Gaijin 07-16-2009 06:36 AM
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Originally Posted by RPKESQ (Post 4779639)
My "dudes" have opened a lot of doors for me. And that goes for my duds as well.

Classic styles live on for a very long time, they are not the "in" thing of the moment. Quality never goes out of style. Style does not depend on money, just good taste. Quality depends on knowledge, not money. SmileWavy
100% correct Sir.

schamp 07-16-2009 06:45 AM
You might try Duluth Trading for some jeans. Very heavy and very well made. I have been happy with everything I have gotten from them.

javadog 07-16-2009 06:50 AM
I'll second the notion that for suits, sportcoats, nice slacks and dress shirts you ought to try custom tailoring. Better materials, better workmanship and the fit is obviously much better. Plus, you can have the little details your way. I often get my pants made without rear pockets, as I never use them. My shirt cuffs are slightly larger on the left side to accomodate a watch. I have cell phone pockets put into jackets.... you get the idea.

For shoes, I'd recommend the Italian made Johnston Murphy's, or Bruno Magli. They can be as comfortable as a custom shoe and much cheaper. I have some that are nearing 30 years old.

JR

Dottore 07-16-2009 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by javadog (Post 4780073)
I'll second the notion that for suits, sportcoats, nice slacks and dress shirts you ought to try custom tailoring. Better materials, better workmanship and the fit is obviously much better. Plus, you can have the little details your way.
A good tailor will always ask on which side you wear your Johnson, and allow a little extra fabric there.

javadog 07-16-2009 07:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Dottore (Post 4780129)
A good tailor will always ask on which side you wear your Johnson, and allow a little extra fabric there.
My pants aren't that tight. The 70's are over.....

JR


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