After I finished college and started to explore traditional men’s clothing a bit more, knit ties were one of the last hold outs – I just didn’t see a point in wearing them, especially when my regimental stripe ties seemed to work well with everything already. Like the rest of the more interesting things in [...]
Men’s Ex was able to visit with a number of prominent men in the European clothing industry in order to learn a little bit about their own personal styles. In Italy, particularly in the Naples area, the term Maestro is sometimes used as an honorable title for the head of a tailoring house or company. [...]
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A couple of scans from Men’s Ex showing examples on how sportcoats can be worn both formally and casually. You can see some more in this previous post as well.
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From Men’s Ex March 2009. Some people claim that Church’s shoes are no longer well made since the Prada buyout, but they’re the same as always.
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Examples on how to pair up navy colored sportcoats from Men’s Ex (click the image to see the full size). As shown earlier, navy can go with just about everything.
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There was a decent section in the March 2009 edition of Men’s Ex on how to pair shirts and ties with suits. Some things you’ll notice: If you pair up similar patterns, make sure they vary in size and scale so that they’re distinctly different from each other. If you pair up similar colors such [...]
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