Trad/Ivy/Prep thread

[Anonymous No.14824809]

FORUMS:
http://www.forums.filmnoirbuff.com/viewforum.php?id=13
https://www.styleforum.net/forums/classic-menswear.5/
https://askandyaboutclothes.com/forum/
https://www.reddit.com/r/NavyBlazer/
http://thecurriculum.net/forum/

BLOGS:

American:
http://www.ivy-style.com/
https://www.saltwaternewengland.com/
http://www.dressdecoded.com/
http://sartorialtalks.com/en/

European:
http://thelandlessgentry.blogspot.com/
http://tweedlandthegentlemansclub.blogspot.com/
https://bespokeunit.com/
http://www.manolo.se/
http://claseleganciaydistincion.blogspot.com/

Not being updated anymore:
http://www.fivepointfox.com/
http://www.mreero.com/
http://anaffordablewardrobe.blogspot.com/
http://alexandergrant.blogspot.com/
https://inner-city-style.blogspot.com/
http://thetrad.blogspot.com/
http://oxfordclothbuttondown.com/
http://maxminimus.blogspot.com/
http://theivyleaguelook.blogspot.com/

READS/BOOKS/ALBUMS:
Quick guide to prep: https://www.mreero.com/journal/how-to-dress-like-a-prep
The Preppy Handbook: https://issuu.com/fiyero109/docs/toph
Nautical clothing guide: https://epochs.co/features/epochs-guide-to-nautical-clothing?p=nauticalpost
Boat shoe lacing guide: https://blog.sperry.com/stories/style/lacing-guide/
Waxing Barbours: https://www.saltwaternewengland.com/2019/09/waxing-barbour.html
80s Inspo compilation: http://www.ivy-style.com/heres-to-a-preptastic-year-the-1982-prep-for-all-seasons-calendar.html
Inspo albums: https://imgur.com/a/SRKjs, https://imgur.com/a/eEw6B and https://imgur.com/a/XZuwA

Where to find clothing:
https://pastebin.com/XuddAMgt (Provisional, European)
https://pastebin.com/Htr9xj0t (Special patterned Sweaters, European)
https://pastebin.com/Tsu6xGLg (OCBD, General)
https://pastebin.com/4puLLev6 (Spanish shoes, European)

Previous Thread: >>14820703

[Anonymous No.14824810]

Instagrams:

Prep:

https://www.instagram.com/kjp/
https://www.instagram.com/alexstourbe/
https://www.instagram.com/dixielandtrad/
https://www.instagram.com/thepreppytexan/
https://www.instagram.com/sweatbrah/
https://www.instagram.com/josephcrabb/
https://www.instagram.com/wmbrownproject/
https://www.instagram.com/thepreppyguy/
https://www.instagram.com/pjhavel/
https://www.instagram.com/hardinglane/
https://www.instagram.com/seangaleburke/
https://www.instagram.com/howieguja/
https://www.instagram.com/_______jung/
https://www.instagram.com/kazuyahiramatsu/
https://www.instagram.com/sophieschumacher0/
https://www.instagram.com/carly/
https://www.instagram.com/abbycapalbo/
https://www.instagram.com/robinvancrabb/
https://www.instagram.com/northeasternnautical/
https://www.instagram.com/jackiegreaney/
https://www.instagram.com/thenavyprep/
https://www.instagram.com/kileyskeff/

Trad:

https://www.instagram.com/acutestyle/
https://www.instagram.com/tintinfellow/
https://www.instagram.com/andreasweinas/
https://www.instagram.com/oskarsalomonsson/
https://www.instagram.com/thelandlessgentry/
https://www.instagram.com/dave_money3/
https://www.instagram.com/kleidsam/
https://www.instagram.com/fifi_le_car/
https://www.instagram.com/parisian_gentleman/
https://www.instagram.com/mrsalomonsson/
https://www.instagram.com/muffyaldrich/
https://www.instagram.com/the_mulberry_tree_lifestyle/
https://www.instagram.com/eleanoraudet/
https://www.instagram.com/sonyaglyn/

Ivy:

https://www.instagram.com/benton.down/
https://www.instagram.com/leelobean/
https://www.instagram.com/oxfordclothbuttondown/
https://www.instagram.com/arnoldsteiner/
https://www.instagram.com/tko3r/
https://www.instagram.com/jcl.84/
https://www.instagram.com/dick.carroll/
https://www.instagram.com/gezzaseyes/
https://www.instagram.com/georgewbush/
https://www.instagram.com/sartorialchap/
https://www.instagram.com/psy3927/
https://www.instagram.com/watatanigahaku/

[Anonymous No.14824813]

Sweater list and shoe list links were updated on OP

I'll start the thread with this topic: how would you wear a christmas sweater? Cordurous? chinos?

[Anonymous No.14824821]

[Anonymous No.14824824]

>>14824821

[Anonymous No.14824826]

Do these kind of boots fit properly here? I can get these from Cheaney with a 20% off

[Anonymous No.14824828]

>>14824824

[Anonymous No.14824831]

>>14824828

>>14824826
they do

[Anonymous No.14824838]

>>14824826
Those are oxford boots. They are the most trad of boots.

[Anonymous No.14824850]

>>14824831
>>14824838
It says balmoral, is balmoral the same as oxford?

Are those boots a good purchase for £260?

[Anonymous No.14824857]

Be honest guys:
How much pie have you downed today? (Euros can answer too if they want)

[Anonymous No.14824859]

>>14824813
Yeah, they'll generally look fine with tan/khaki or green pants.

[Anonymous No.14824864]

>>14824850
Balmoral is an american marketing term usually used for oxford boots, yes, but sometimes they sneak in derby boots as "balmoral" as well. Let's just all agree that american terminology is crap and only use the european terminology when possible.

[Anonymous No.14824872]

>>14824864
Do you know any other word that has a name in Europe different to that in the US?

Balmoral/Oxford boot

[Anonymous No.14824880]

>>14824872
blutcher/derby
pants/trouser
khaki/chino
communism/politics

[Anonymous No.14824887]

>>14824821
Why do most guys wear slim jackets and pant?

[Anonymous No.14824891]

>>14824826
Ofc

[Anonymous No.14824922]

Is Mr. Ripley TIP?

[Anonymous No.14824947]

>>14824850
They look to be, yes. Meermin is another good option in that price range.

[Anonymous No.14824967]

Anything fitting with trad like a meme Barbour but with more utility and less maintenance? (not waxed cotton)

[Anonymous No.14824972]

Heading out, boys. Happy thanksgiving and I pray you enjoy the rest of your day with your loved ones
And fuck slim shit

[Anonymous No.14824978]

>>14824967
Barn coats but it’s a barn coat with that canvas/cotton look

[Anonymous No.14824981]

>>14824972
>And fuck slim shit
based

[Anonymous No.14824990]

>>14824967
>>14824978
A quilted coat, forgot to mention

[Anonymous No.14825094]

>>14824922
>faggots
>PIT

[Anonymous No.14825098]

>>14824972
Can't post pic because my phone camera doesn't work, but I wore brown desert boots (inb4 reddit), khakis, white grid check shirt, red and navy Brooks Brothers repp tie, and dark brown Ralph Lauren corduroy sportcoat. After dinner, I removed the tie, and switched the jacket out for a brown shawl collar cardigan.

[Anonymous No.14825147]

>>14825098
Sounds good anon. I have to get myself a corduroy sport coat now

[Anonymous No.14825361]

I don't know how anyone can stand wearing wool sweaters. They're so itchy and uncomfortable, I have to take them off after a couple hours they bother me so bad.

[Anonymous No.14825375]

>>14825361
Wear a long sleeved shirt under it.

[Anonymous No.14825378]

>>14824809
I just bought a knee length beige coat with a moose emblem on the lapel and I can't wait for it to get here. I have two scarves but I probably need a white one to go with it better. Black scarf is okay but a white one would look perfect.

[Anonymous No.14825386]

>>14825375
I do though. I usually wear oxfords with them unless it's shorts and sweater weather

[Anonymous No.14825410]

>>14825361
>>14825386
Where are you getting those wool sweaters from?

[Anonymous No.14825412]

>>14825361
Get a better sweater? Never had any problem with itch on mine, and they are just regular merino wool ones from MD.

[Anonymous No.14825490]

>>14825410
mostly from LL Bean and Brooks Brothers, some from J Crew

[Anonymous No.14825582]

>>14825361
You are buying subpar clothes.

[Anonymous No.14825657]

>>14825490

Strange if they really do itch even with an OCBD under. If I wear shetlands with just a t-shirt, I do get itchy, but never with an OCBD.

[Anonymous No.14825689]

[Anonymous No.14825691]

[Anonymous No.14825692]

>>14825657
This

[Anonymous No.14825695]

>>14824828
Fuck, these two were considered to be an attractive couple in the sixties. Times have really changed.

[Anonymous No.14825702]

>>14825361
I agree, wool is a meme.
It's itchy and uncomfortable to wear, difficult to launder, and it only takes one moth to ruin an expensive collection of clothing.

[Anonymous No.14825721]

>>14825702
>wool is a meme
Wtf r u smoking? Wool is by far the most breathable warm comfy material in the natural world. Wool just is not good for socks because it can’t breathe. Maybe your allergic to wool

[Anonymous No.14825733]

>>14825721
>just bought wool socks
fuck

[Anonymous No.14825739]

>>14825733
moisture + wool is not a good combo.

[Anonymous No.14825779]

>>14825361
You need to spend more. This is made from Shetland wool and it's very comfy.

[Anonymous No.14825781]

>>14825739
Actually it is. Much better than cotton.

[Anonymous No.14825804]

Not sure if these are too baggy for tip

[Anonymous No.14825830]

>>14825804
They are slimmer than anything else posted. It doesn't look bad, Napoleon-core is not bad at all

[Anonymous No.14825842]

>>14824880
>Khaki/chino
They are not the same, khakis are heavier weight twill and always 100% cotton. Also stitching and pockets are pronounced.

>Derbie/blucher
They are not the same: https://www.gentlemansgazette.com/derby-shoe-blucher-guide/

[Anonymous No.14825850]

>>14825804
Collar would look better tucked into sweater, imo.

[Anonymous No.14825864]

>>14825804
>too baggy
Lol
>>14825830
Kys retard

[Anonymous No.14825869]

>>14825804
They look bad, man. Get something looser fitting.

[Anonymous No.14825870]

>>14825864
FUCK YOU
FUCKING FAGGOT

[Anonymous No.14825871]

>>14825870
Ruined my night

[Anonymous No.14825872]

>>14825870
Dude, get new, better fitting pants. You look fucking retarded.

[Anonymous No.14825890]

>>14825842
In common usage (practically all retailers in the states) both terms are completely interchangeable.

[Anonymous No.14825892]

>>14825804
Officepleb #3555467

[Anonymous No.14825893]

>>14825804
Dadbod on top
Elfmode on bottom

[Anonymous No.14825923]

>>14825804
SLIM FIT

[Anonymous No.14825925]

>>14824813
I'd say they look best with tartan pants or some burgundy/green/red corduroys. The most flashy the better, but without surpassing some levels

[Anonymous No.14825935]

Where can I buy cheap/mid range items for trad/classic menswear/DA?

asking here since I find the areas cross over and any type of trouser or coat with a pattern (blackwatch/glen/puppytooth etc) are either too expensive for me (130+) and the ones I can afford are understandably not 100% wool but they're all skinny and cropped

[Anonymous No.14825956]

>>14825830
>>14825850
>>14825864
>>14825869
>>14825872
>>14825892
>>14825893
>>14825923
>falling for this
You don't have to give them a (you) fyi. Think before you post

[Anonymous No.14825985]

>>14825935
I said it in some previous thread, search in ASOS for Harris Tweed. They have Harris Tweed pants un various patterns for cheap. It says they are Slim, but they aren't that Slim, I can take a Pic of mines later if you want

[Anonymous No.14825993]

>>14825956
You take this shit way too seriously, this is 4chan ffs.

[Anonymous No.14825999]

just got a couple shetland sweaters from END, they feel much rougher than the ones I have ordered before and the edges look it too since they are unwrapped

how do I know if they are shit or already falling apart?

[Anonymous No.14826021]

>>14825935
Do not buy cheap menswear, it looks like shit.

That being said, Natalino, Yeossal, Berg&Berg are probably the best mid-range menswear brands. Do not buy cheaper, you will on ly regret it.

[Anonymous No.14826059]

>>14826021
How do those rank against each other? I mean these are expensive for my pleb tastes but I'll only buy a couple of each item I guess.

Again, should I be buying MTO over RTW?

I'd like to buy today since so many have sales and it makes sense but I'm not really sure where since I like things fitted similar so ideally one store.

[Anonymous No.14826089]

>>14825999
Post photo

>>14826059
ASOS Harris Tweed

[Anonymous No.14826090]

>>14826089

[Anonymous No.14826126]

>>14826059

Yeossal and Berg&Berg are probably the best out of those, with Natalino priced slightly lower. That said, Natalino is one of the best value options out there, and the quality is still very good.

For sweaters, you have lots of great budget options like Jamieson's, Harley's, Alan Paine and Berg&Berg. Drake's has great shirts on sale at the end of the season. But for things like trousers, jackets and coats, I find that it just isn't good to go cheap.

[Anonymous No.14826140]

>>14826126
Thank you, Natalino looked good for the price but it's unfortunate that a lot of sizes are sold out so I'll probably end up with Berg&Berg unless there are UK alternatives because they look good.

If I want a softer looking sweater, it's better to get merino/cashmere right? I tried some shetland wool sweater but they really do look rough and worn.

[Anonymous No.14826150]

if I wear pants with sneakers rather than shoes, which two or three colours and material would be the best choice of pants? (flannel/corduroy)

[Anonymous No.14826205]

>>14826150
Denim or chinos. Colour of pants depends of the colour of sneakers. If they are white, nearly any colour.

[Anonymous No.14826206]

>>14826140
Yeah, Natalino's got that problem... As for the sweaters, yes, a merino or cashmere is softer. Geelong is also very soft and feels a lot like merino, but looks a bit more like a lambswool. I'd recommend it from Harley's and William Lockie.

[Anonymous No.14826211]

>>14825804
They're good, but the contrast between skinny legs and protruding belly is a bit weird.

[Anonymous No.14826214]

>>14825999
>just got a couple shetland sweaters from END, they feel much rougher than the ones I have ordered

Shetland wool, alongside Harris tweed is mainly rough. It's a rough wool. If you are wearing a sweater you have to wear a layer underneath. You need to be looking at something such as merino wool if you want s soft non-scratchy sweater.

Everyone goes crazy for Shetland well, I can take it or leave it, most of my sportsjackets are just 100% pure new/virgin wool.

[Anonymous No.14826245]

Do you use gloves/mittens?

[Anonymous No.14826260]

hey guys thanks for help in previous thread i have a few questions after reading this thread and noticing that it is a good time to buy shirts

1. Should I buy for my current measurements? (I am lifting and cut/bulk so my measurements change somewhat fast but idk how I can buy nice things if this happens)

2. How does Berg&Berg compare to Drake's for shirts? How does buying expensive shirts compare to some UNIQLO ones I could get? I thought Drake's were good quality but the Berg&Berg look very good on the website. Are there any other options made in the UK?

3. Is it easier to wear non button downs casually in EU/UK or should I only be buying OCBDs?

4. What kind of sleeve length difference compared my actual length is allowable without looking ridiculously long?

5. How do I make white look less harsh? I like navy and light blue but I am leaning towards white (for first few expensive pieces) since the majority of my wardrobe is tonal but I have no idea how to balance bright shirts since I only really wear black and charcoal to the face.

[Anonymous No.14826270]

What is THE Barbour jacket. I want to cop one but they have 27 models and I'm not sure what the classic is.

[Anonymous No.14826275]

>>14826260
>Should I buy for my current measurements?

Pretty hard to answer really, I am a Winter bulker in which I maybe add 15lbs but because it's cold for me, I wear jackets most places but my other clothing, for 9 months or so, I get it so fit when I have cut to my normal size because that's when you will see most of it. You are screwed for buying well fitting clothes though if you are a lifter, it's actually why I am learning basic tailoring so I can take in/let out my clothes by an inch or so.

At the moment though sometimes my clothes are either a bit too tight and then a bit too loose as I have clothes in both sizes to fit my changing shape.

>What kind of sleeve length difference compared my actual length is allowable without looking ridiculously long?

Sleeve length really matters, it can really make or break an outfit. You have to stay within an inch or your real length. Make sure you have the measurement from the arm seem to the cuff.

If your shirt under a jacket, you could wear sleeve garters to hold it up. I wouldn't wear them without a jacket. The main issue is jacket sleeves being right.

>How do I make white look less harsh?

Your other layers have to be light pastel, a white shirt with a pastel blue jacket is going to look much better than a white shirt with a dark navy jacket. An off white is really more versatile.

[Anonymous No.14826283]

>>14826245
I'm going to buy kid skin gloves.

[Anonymous No.14826287]

>>14826245
I have a pair of mittens and a pair of gloves, both wool. I only wear them the coldest days of the year

[Anonymous No.14826290]

>>14826260
>How does Berg&Berg compare to Drake's for shirts? How does buying expensive shirts compare to some UNIQLO ones I could get? I thought Drake's were good quality but the Berg&Berg look very good on the website. Are there any other options made in the UK?

I don't really do brands, I do materials. In my opinion you should learn what are good/bad materials and then base your shirts and clothing on that. If something is made of good quality real fabrics and not something like polyester, that's already an indication that it is decent quality. Low quality clothing will have blends.

While some high street fashion brands will also have poor quality blends because they rely on the brand. Brand is never a good indicator of quality. Most quality menswear is not a high street fashion brand.

Like lots of people will pick up some "tweed" jacket from a high street chain and it will be a blend, sometimes 40% wool and 60% polyester. Very poor quality.

>Is it easier to wear non button downs casually in EU/UK or should I only be buying OCBDs?

https://www.gentlemansgazette.com/oxford-cloth-button-down-shirt-ocbd/

[Anonymous No.14826291]

My Thanksigiving fit

[Anonymous No.14826301]

>>14826291
Nice complimenting colours

[Anonymous No.14826303]

>>14826260
1. Do you expect to grow too much? Usually buying a size more is not a big deal, at least with M-L sizes. The issue is just in shoulders and slim-baggy, but for 5 extra cm in chest is not noticeable if you go for Big size

2. Viyella and Cordings are other options

3. In UK button downs are part of British Country Clothing, and in the rest of the EU they are also more popular than button downs. I personally prefer the look of an ocbd or a button down

4. Put a watch on your wrist, extend arm, if the end of the sleeve is 1cm or more away from the end of the watch, you are in dangerous zone

5. White shirt is fine with light blue pants, khaki, olive or pink. White pants work with nearly anything on the top part of your body

[Anonymous No.14826307]

>>14826291
Bait?

[Anonymous No.14826316]

>>14826270
Beaufort

[Anonymous No.14826329]

>>14826291
These ornery faggots will complain that it's got black in it, but I like it. So fuck them.

[Anonymous No.14826331]

>>14826329
No black, just dark blue. Thank you anon

[Anonymous No.14826341]

>>14826329
>Black
>Tiny collar
>Slim pants
>A bit fat
...

[Anonymous No.14826346]

What do you guys think of these dark green corduroy pants? They're affordable and I love the color but I'm concerned about what to wear it with other than white shirts.

[Anonymous No.14826347]

>>14826346
Forgot link:

https://www.ralphlauren.com/men-clothing-pants/stretch-classic-corduroy-pant/493459.html?cgid=men-clothing-pants&dwvar493459_colorname=College%20Green&webcat=Men%2FClothing%2FPants%20%20%20Chinos

[Anonymous No.14826561]

>>14826303
So what is a non country but all occasions type of collar for UK?
I’m thinking reiss/dutti types
a turndown?

[Anonymous No.14826612]

>>14826346
Tops:
>navy blue or similar blue
>Burgundy or dark reds
>Dark khaki/brown
>A lighter green

[Anonymous No.14826657]

>>14824809
Are there cheap Musto knock offs?

[Anonymous No.14826679]

>>14826657
Sailing stuff? Go for Helly Hansen, it's available at many places

[Anonymous No.14826681]

Have you bought anything at Black Friday? Nothing here

[Anonymous No.14826690]

>>14826612
Thanks. Any thoughts on these pants in particular?

[Anonymous No.14826716]

>>14826690
They're fine, you can go for an outfit as kjp one from pic

[Anonymous No.14826721]

>>14826716
extra kjp green cords outfit

[Anonymous No.14826723]

>>14826681
Got two nice Kamakura shirts (red university stripe and blue university stripe with the little collar tab) on their half-off sale, as well as a tattersall shirt of questionable quality in a different sale.

I also got two new pairs of brown cords (light and dark), a nice Pendleton sweater, an understated fair isle sweater, some dark green pants and some Nantucket reds which I got on a deep sale since they're hardly in season.

Also got some new black wingtips, because my 8-year-old Florsheims are finally giving up the ghost. All around a great Black Friday.

[Anonymous No.14826724]

>>14826681
Bought a pair of chinos and a suit. Both second hand, only bought the suit for the trousers, jackets is sligthly off and I don't know if I'm gonna bother having it altered so that I can wear it. Might ordner some socks as well since everything is discounted anyway.

[Anonymous No.14826737]

>>14826291
Looks good, but you should hit the gym. Not saying you look awful or anything but just looking out for you bruv

[Anonymous No.14826738]

>>14826721
>wrinkly ill-fitting hand-me-downs
that's not fa

[Anonymous No.14826740]

>>14826270
Bedale or Beaufort, and Border. are the classics. They're essentially the same jacket but in three lengths. Bedale is the shorter one, Border the longer one.

[Anonymous No.14826754]

>>14825721
>>14825739
>Wool just is not good for socks because it can’t breathe.
I'm gonna take the bait and say that you are objectively wrong. Wool is great BECAUSE it breaths and handles moisture so well. If your socks don't breathe they're likely 90% plastic and 10% wool.

[Anonymous No.14826782]

>>14826291
Ridiculous collar and leggins.

Faggot probability: 97%

[Anonymous No.14826815]

>>14826738
B8

[Anonymous No.14826876]

I like prep but only in dark colors and heavy textures. I should have never made that troll post about dark academia because it never would have come to fa

[Anonymous No.14827003]

>>14826723
based, i also purchased red stripe button down

[Anonymous No.14827023]

>>14826876
Dark academia was the best thing to happen to this board these last 4 months. It's sad it died

[Anonymous No.14827035]

>>14826716
>>14826721
Those are cool. I'll take the plunge

[Anonymous No.14827048]

Where can I buy similar roll/turtle necks to this? Ideally around £100 max but less ideally. It doesn’t look too thick but also not paper thin and silky like some that may be used for suiting.
What colour would you call that?
(It’s not bosie/jamieson looking.)

Also any recommended known brands for belts and maybe something that looks similar to pic related?

thank you I know this pic doesn’t fit the thread at all

[Anonymous No.14827121]

>>14824809
I need a good winter coat, something to wear over a sweater and with gloves. I'm 6'4", so nothing too long; I don't want to stretch out my silhouette. Wool would be preferable.

[Anonymous No.14827128]

>>14826291
Lookin' good
>>14826341
He looks fine, you nitpicking retard.

[Anonymous No.14827135]

>>14827121
Get cashmere.

[Anonymous No.14827168]

>>14827023
Okay tumblrina

[Anonymous No.14827219]

>>14827048
I have this one, looks close but probably thiner and less baggy: https://knitproject.com/collections/men/products/mens-fitted-merino-turtleneck
Pretty sure you're just looking for a generic wool turtleneck.

[Anonymous No.14827236]

I need some office shoes that are not leather. What sneakers are comfortable and nice enough? Looking at Sperry and Ralph Lauren right now.

[Anonymous No.14827317]

>>14827236
>Wearing sneakers to the office

[Anonymous No.14827359]

>>14827219
Burn those shoes

[Anonymous No.14827369]

>>14827219
what's wrong with your shoulders?

[Anonymous No.14827378]

>>14826270
Get the ashby if you aren't actually going to 'hunt' with it. I know no one here is actually from a place you can even hunt so get the fucking ashby and don't embarrass yourself.

[Anonymous No.14827419]

>>14827378
Cringe

[Anonymous No.14827422]

>>14827236
Well -- you're in the wrong general for one. But two, you're just gonna want plain ass tennis shoes -- think Stan Smiths or CPs. That being said, I wear CRt300s and Gazelles because I don't talk to clients at all and I could give a fuck less sometimes

[Anonymous No.14827466]

reminder to not post your own fits on /TIP/ unless you're looking for people to roast your clothes

[Anonymous No.14827520]

So I want some oxfords that come from somewhere nicer than the gap. Is LL Bean a good start or should I do Brooks Brothers, polo, and higher end stuff?

[Anonymous No.14827569]

>>14827466
Ot just be handsome and well dressed like me and I will have no reason to roast you. :)

[Anonymous No.14827572]

>>14827569
Post fits

[Anonymous No.14827680]

>>14827572
He has been
>>14827219
>>14826721
>>14826716
>>14826291

[Anonymous No.14827779]

Any of you ever copped anything from Oak Street Bootmakers? Was thinking of either copping these or the plaintoe version, 320 for the captoe and 300 for plain toe

[Anonymous No.14827879]

Who makes nice sweatshirts that would make more casual stand-ins for a sweater with a collared shirt under? Preferably US or European made.

Only KJP comes to mind with his "anchor-knit," but his are out of season.

[Anonymous No.14827885]

>>14826723
>black wingtips
But black is not tip sorry

[Anonymous No.14827890]

>>14826716
Those slim fits look awful it’s ruining everything

[Anonymous No.14827952]

>>14827219
>>14826291
I have said a lot of crap of the slim fit pants dude, even if I thought his fits weren't that bad. But lately, I am thinking that he is actually one of the best posters around...

[Anonymous No.14827962]

>>14826679
I meant more like tweed stuff they put into shooting category.
Look really comfy.

[Anonymous No.14828062]

>>14824922
Just watch the original Mr Ripley you pleb : Plein Soleil

Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yq-jl3J9CP0

[Anonymous No.14828097]

>>14826347
I have a pair in black. Extremely comfy. High quality.

[Anonymous No.14828217]

are modern ralph lauren khakis good enough for prep?

[Anonymous No.14828241]

w2c EU/UK made roll necks without a ridiculous condom height?

[Anonymous No.14828259]

>>14826291
Dog shit
>>14826329
>These ornery faggots will complain that it's got black in it, but I like it. So fuck them.
Don’t care about the color, but I am going to complain about the SLIM, lapels, belt, laces, baby collars, and you’re “so fuck them, wear whatever you want” mindset. You’re full of soi and you need to be put in your place
>>14827023
Lol
>>14827128
>He looks fine, you nitpicking retard.
(You) soi nu fags should be burnt
>>14828217
They’re low rise trash and poor quality. Original Straights from AE(ikr) are better and have a longer front rise

[Anonymous No.14828264]

>>14825956
>falling for this
I laughed at his joke that’s all

[Anonymous No.14828330]

>>14828259
>and you’re “so fuck them, wear whatever you want” mindset.

[Anonymous No.14828351]

>>14826291
I think that replacing the shirt with a white one would've been better as you already have a dash of white with the watch. lapels are also a bit thin and collar is too small for my taste but otherwise looks good.

>>14828259
different anon, how are Docker's khakis?

[Anonymous No.14828354]

>>14828259
What's wrong with the belt? It's not ornate but it's not bad.

[Anonymous No.14828394]

the eternal curse of the brown shoe

[Anonymous No.14828426]

>>14828394
What's wrong with them?

[Anonymous No.14828427]

lads ignore the rest of the pic but what type of shirt is this? I'm not sure what the term is when I'm searching

seems to be a one piece collar without any buttons, looks like I a seamless placket and I think I see a pocket

[Anonymous No.14828441]

I just noticed this thread. I need your advice, guys. I want to buy some quality basics, which I am going to combine in different ways.

https://www.sunspel.com/euro/mens-cotton-shirt-in-blue-msht2015.html
Bottom up or bottom down for a shirt+jumper look? I am going to get two, light blue and white.

https://www.sunspel.com/euro/mens-fine-merino-wool-jumper-light-navy-mjum8058.html
Why a Sunspel jumper? I've been considering John Smeadley, but the nicest colours (navy, midnight...) are not on sale.

https://www.piniparma.com/collections/trousers/products/avio-flannel-trousers-soragna-capsule-collection-made-in-italy?ls=en
I really like these trousers, but I don't know if the weight of a suit trouser would work well with the previous clothes.

All this would be combined with a black oxford, barely decorated (straight brogue tiptoe at most) or some brown chukkas.
Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.14828467]

What is the non SLIM FIT equivalent to Massimo Dutti?

>>14828441
Can't offer you any help since I'm essentially doing the same thing as you. I am unsure how good Sunspel actually is, especially the Oxford shirts, I'd imagine an actual tailoring store would be better? I have never had anything from there and I assume the prices are mostly inflated since they are spread around instagram. Interested to know if anyone has stuff from them, also the same for knitwear.
I believe that a lot of made in portugal things that they sell are stocked by other brands and retail around 60% of the price.

[Anonymous No.14828480]

What kind of trousers fit with a brown waxed jacket and black boots?

[Anonymous No.14828534]

>>14828467
I'd say Mirto, Massimo Dutti is actually quite unique.

>>14828441
>thin merino wool sweater
I hate those things too much

[Anonymous No.14828573]

What's Jamieson's sizing like? Normally I wear a medium but everyone says to size-up.

[Anonymous No.14828574]

>>14828573
TTS
t. just got one yesterday

[Anonymous No.14828577]

>>14828534
where can I get a wool sweater which isn't as rough as a heavy shetland one then?

[Anonymous No.14828580]

>>14828577
Geelong wool

[Anonymous No.14828592]

>>14825695

Attractiveness is almost always connected to how much power you have, especially for dudes. In her case just being in the presence of the president makes her go up a point or two on the scale.
Which kind of makes sense for women to desire men in the position of power.

[Anonymous No.14828600]

>>14828467
I appreciate the answer though. According to other people, Sunspel is a great brand. But yeah, I am sure the price is a little inflated. Apparently, jumper's quality is similar to John Smeadley, but slightly cheaper.


>>14828534
>I hate those things too much
How's that?

[Anonymous No.14828605]

>>14828441

Pini Parma trousers are quite ill fitting, I really dislike the slim cut of the leg and the hip. Too low waisted as well.

[Anonymous No.14828607]

>>14828580
thanks but I can't find any geelong turtleneck/rollnecks in UK for a reasonable price and range of colors?

I see that Harley sell some all over Japanese stores but not here, might just have to be merino.

[Anonymous No.14828615]

>>14828605
>low waisted
Anon, are we watching the same trousers?

[Anonymous No.14828621]

>>14828615
The trousers try to be high waisted but they have no room in the seat and the back rise is unbalancedly short compared to the front, so they don't sit high on the waist unless you have literally no ass. As said, I really dislike the trousers - bought them but returned them.

[Anonymous No.14828629]

>>14828621
I see. I appreciate that you shared your experience.

Which trousers would you recommend? The truth is that I like Pini Parma's side adjusters. I am looking for "almost" formal quality wool trousers, which you can combine with daily clothing.

[Anonymous No.14828633]

Can you just wear a puffer jacket? I've never ever seen one in public.

[Anonymous No.14828643]

>>14828629

Honestly, I would get Luxire MTM trousers - right now they are selling Vitali Barberis flannels for 120€ which is really cheap. If you haven't got well fitting trousers, though, it's a real pain to get the measurements right... From slightly cheaper RTW brands, I'd buy Berg&Berg Anton trousers. They are well cut with double forward pleats and ample room in the seat. Yeossal is really good as well.

[Anonymous No.14828653]

>>14828607

Maybe Alan Paine, Joseph Turner or Shetland Wool Brokers. Harley's also sells them on Dicks Edinburgh, but I am not sure if they are sold out or not.

[Anonymous No.14828681]

>>14828615
lmao thats low rise

[Anonymous No.14828688]

>>14828607
Try some of these:
http://www.aeroleatherclothing.com/products.php?cat=aerocloth&sub=aknit

[Anonymous No.14828690]

>>14828580
Thanks for this but it seems to be a struggle to find in the colours I liked. TIP aside, I want to tuck my sweater. Shetland wool is far too rough and thick looking. A lot of merino sweaters look far too thin and too dressy and whilst I'd like to be more on the formal, I don't want to look like I should be in an office with a high sheen sweater.

Is it just lambswool that's left as a go-between or can merino sweaters vary? Should I still be looking to pay around £100 for Smedley etc or are uniqlo etc fine for these lambswool?

[Anonymous No.14828701]

>>14828690
You can find thicker merino wool ones, like this donegal wool rollneck from AeroLeather (65 GBP).

You have lambswool, merino, donegal, shetland, cashmere, alpaca, geelong and then the weirder ones like mohair or camel hair

[Anonymous No.14828719]

[Anonymous No.14828725]

>>14828719
That long sweater looks ridiculous.

[Anonymous No.14828730]

>>14828643
This is a really nice list of brands, and Luxire looks like what I am looking for. Most VBC are over $190 though. Is it that different from any unbranded wool flannel pant in this site? (To be more specific, I'm looking for two pairs of trousers, navy blue and charcoal gray)

[Anonymous No.14828732]

>>14828730
https://luxire.com/collections/select-wool?utm_campaign=Thanksgiving%20Week-Flash%20Sale%20-%20VBC%20Pants%20Starting%20at%20%2489%20%28Q8Wb43%29&utm_medium=email&utm_source=EuropeMainland

Here's the sale.

[Anonymous No.14828734]

>>14828732
Holy cow, you sir are a gentleman.

[Anonymous No.14828740]

>>14828734
No problem! Myself, I'm thinking of copping a pair of the light grey flannels.

[Anonymous No.14828752]

>>14828740
Quick question, do high waisted trousers of this brand look good, should I expect many wrinkles?

[Anonymous No.14828755]

>>14828732
>Luxire

[Anonymous No.14828757]

>>14828752

They look really good, VBC is a really good fabric maker. Just make sure that you get a large enough fit in the hip, leg and ankle. Wool trousers should not fit like slim jeans, as wool doesn't stretch - instead, wool trousers should hang and drape cleanly, like in pic related.
I do not have experience with Luxire's own fits, I am talking about the customizable trousers where you input measurements.

[Anonymous No.14828790]

>>14828757
Thank you. Pic related is (kind of) where I draw the line, for I don't want to look like Steve Urkel.

[Anonymous No.14828812]

>>14828790
>>14828757
Do americans wear these kind of pants?

[Anonymous No.14828836]

What are types of casual trad shoes?

Something like this maybe?

[Anonymous No.14828856]

>>14828755
That doesnt look so bad honestly

[Anonymous No.14828860]

>>14828836
Yeah, loafers, deck shoes, trainers like those in your pic

[Anonymous No.14828862]

>>14828725
why?

[Anonymous No.14828866]

[Anonymous No.14828870]

>>14828866
why did you post a picture of an old man undressing a negro child?

[Anonymous No.14828872]

>>14828862
Some guys around here believe that sweaters should be this long

[Anonymous No.14828873]

>>14828872

[Anonymous No.14828874]

>>14828870
Old man is George H. W. Bush and the "negro" is George P. Bush

[Anonymous No.14828875]

For near enough the same price, why would you buy sea island cotton over fine merino for a sweater?

[Anonymous No.14828877]

Sweaters look best when they are just over your belt

[Anonymous No.14828885]

Trad or not?

[Anonymous No.14828896]

London's hero

[Anonymous No.14828990]

not really sure what to wear with this color

[Anonymous No.14828999]

>>14828896
Who?

[Anonymous No.14829008]

>>14828990
Literally anything:
http://www.nortonofmorton.com/2017/09/review-submariner-jumper-from-outdoor.html

[Anonymous No.14829010]

>>14828872
yeah guys shouldn't be this fat either

[Anonymous No.14829021]

>>14828836
White tennis shoes (Tretorn Nylites, for example), boat shoes, camp mocs, blucher mocs, LL Bean ranger oxfords, Clarks Wallabees, desert boots, loafers can be worn very casually but also dressed up, and classic running shoes like New Balance are acceptable, ever since 80s yuppies adopted them, they have become a part of the more casual side of prep.

[Anonymous No.14829069]

>>14828812
Nope.

[Anonymous No.14829071]

>>14829008
It’s very bright so idk
Seems harsh

[Anonymous No.14829082]

>>14829021
What about vintage Keds trainers?

[Anonymous No.14829093]

>>14829082
Really as long as they are white and low profile you're good.

[Anonymous No.14829104]

>>14829071
Look at trad instagram list, there might be some guys wearing similar ones, or search in google images for: cream sweater outfit men.

[Anonymous No.14829162]

>>14829104
but it’s white and not really as yellow as ecru, perhaps too white

https://global.rakuten.com/en/store/explorer/item/118a310003-e/

[Anonymous No.14829167]

>>14827219
Nothing here is tip

[Anonymous No.14829206]

>>14828757
You seem to know what you're talking about. What material is better to combine with clothes that aren't suit jackets, wool or flannel? As far as I know, suit pants don't pair well with casual clothes because of the weight of the material.

[Anonymous No.14829217]

>>14828351
Never worn them, but I’ve heard bad things about them. Try lands end if you’re looking for a cheap alternative if not then buy Bills Khakis

[Anonymous No.14829220]

>>14827890
not really

[Anonymous No.14829223]

>>14828427
Reminds me of a bowlers shirt

[Anonymous No.14829232]

>>14828872
>>14828873
Don’t post this chimp little bastard here

[Anonymous No.14829235]

>>14827890
This.
The inseam is also trash

[Anonymous No.14829273]

[Anonymous No.14829433]

>>14829273
>kjp

[Anonymous No.14829449]

>>14829433
??

[Anonymous No.14829452]

Any of you guys vegan?
I was looking into it for fun and trying to get a winter TIP fit out of 100% cotton is fucking impossible it all just looks so flat and boring without wool sweaters or pants

[Anonymous No.14829483]

>>14829433

[Anonymous No.14829485]

>>14829452
you are hurting sheep by not using wool

look at what you've done

[Anonymous No.14829506]

>>14829485
ok so yeah that’s what I thought originally, just been reading about it today. Assuming they are sheared correctly, not all castrated and conditions are good etc the issue still comes from the fact that wild sheep do not have that issue, instead people have bred sheep like that for a greater wool yield so that shearing is required. I’m not really sure what the correct stance to take is with that because you’re helping in the current but it’s also demand causing them to be bred to a point where they grow too much wool. Some people like thrifting but it’s just the same thing and further down the chain imo.

Obviously it’s all quite arbitrary because where do you draw the line? Just makes me wonder. Besides, cotton just looks so shit.

[Anonymous No.14829511]

>>14828755

Have you ever seen a pic of the Berg & Berg factory? Or Crockett & Jones? Or were you expecting everything to be made of old wood with moody lighting and a casual bar with crystal decanters for the deinks served during lunch by Christopher the butler?

[Anonymous No.14829521]

>>14829506
using wool is living in harmony with nature, its not like its leather or something.

[Anonymous No.14829542]

>>14829452
>Vegan
You need to add wool, it's not gonna harm sheeps or goats. Btw, you can find different cloths made of cotton, for example Corduroy.

What are you wearing on your feet? sneakers?

[Anonymous No.14829555]

>>14829542
Nothing, I am not vegan but I was just asking here after reading about it since it’s making me question my stance. The biggest argument is the fact that they are commercialised and bred to require the shearing. I guess that breeding for personal gain could probably be applied to other animals like dogs too (gain being the enjoyment from ‘owning’) and I really think harm to an animal is totally different than a haircut (barring all actual bad welfare practises). Probably some weird mechanism in my head before I was about to drop £500 on wool sweaters and scarves.


Yeah I have no idea how people do it, the only option would be faux leather. Does faux leather hold up better than normal since plastic hardly degrades? I have no idea since I’ve never really seen attractive faux leather on belts or shoes.

[Anonymous No.14829558]

>>14829452
What the fuck does vegan have to do with wool sweaters? They don't kill the animals. They shave them.

[Anonymous No.14829559]

>>14829558
vegans dont like any animal products

[Anonymous No.14829562]

>>14829559
is it autism?

[Anonymous No.14829565]

>Any of you guys vegan?

[Anonymous No.14829572]

>>14829565
see >>14829483

[Anonymous No.14829710]

>>14828062
incredibly based and redpilled

[Anonymous No.14829771]

>>14829565
Fuck no

[Anonymous No.14829775]

>>14829452
Ask reddit

[Anonymous No.14829861]

>>14828812
What's wrong with them?

[Anonymous No.14829867]

>>14829217
>Never worn them,

Then stfu

[Anonymous No.14829903]

I never really dress like you guys, but I have formal coming up and wanted your opinion on what I wasn’t planning on wearing.
>Thrifted Haggar Coord Jacket
>Uniqlo Slim fit Oxford
>LL Bean rock sweater
>LL Bean Coords
>Grenson fergals

I know the boots are pretty bad, but I have nothing else that really fits the occasion.

[Anonymous No.14829946]

>>14829903
>Boys who dress like this <3

[Anonymous No.14829949]

>>14829903

hello muggy, I’m ready to collect my SEX

[Anonymous No.14829959]

>>14829903
Jumper too thick.
Brown everything is ugly.
Cute smile.
Skinny fit trousers.

[Anonymous No.14829971]

>>14829867
Lol who tf wears dockers

[Anonymous No.14829976]

>>14829903
Diggin the soi boots and slim pant

[Anonymous No.14829981]

Merino sweaters

>comfortable
>not itchy
>easy to clean
>can be worn fall to spring

>way too formal looking to wear all the time

Is cotton the only alternative?

[Anonymous No.14830029]

>>14829981
cashmere

[Anonymous No.14830075]

>>14830029
Im not taking shit to the dry cleaner

[Anonymous No.14830161]

>>14828719
ID on pants like those ones minus the fox drawings?

[Anonymous No.14830307]

>>14829206
Sorrry it took long to answer, went to sleep early.
This is a kind of a trick question because "wool trousers" aren't really one category. In the winter, I find flannels to look really good with sweaters and cardigans and the like. High twist worsteds - the kind people think about when they think of suit trousers -don't look as good with casual wear imo. In warmer weather, agim I feel that more casual fabricks like cotton twill and linen are better than worsteds.

[Anonymous No.14830312]

>>14830075
Don't tell me you run merino wool sweaters through the wash.

[Anonymous No.14830331]

>>14829981
Geelong.
>>14828862
>>14828872

Yes, sweaters worn with sports coats should be cut short. The silhouette looks very dumb when you have 30cm of sweater poking under your top button. It just doesn't look harmonic at all and kills the fit.
Long sweaters have been what brands have sold for the past decades because low cut jeans have been the norm. With higher cut trousers, why not wear a shorter sweater that far better accentuates your V taper and makes your waist more pronounced?

[Anonymous No.14830368]

are cigars /tip/

[Anonymous No.14830374]

>>14830368
yes

[Anonymous No.14830381]

>>14830374
then i shall smoke

[Anonymous No.14830457]

>>14829021
>and classic running shoes like New Balance are acceptable
no. No sneaker is tip.

[Anonymous No.14830469]

>>14828719
>>14826721
>>14826716
These are great

[Anonymous No.14830470]

>>14828719
W2C those pants?

[Anonymous No.14830487]

>>14830312
yea, brooks brothers merino sweaters can be machine washed

[Anonymous No.14830493]

>>14827520
Brooks Brothers has a pretty regular sale of 4 shirts for $200, you should keep an eye out for that

[Anonymous No.14830519]

>>14830470

Don't know where those are made, but if you don't want the little foxes, here's a great pair of cinnamon coloured cords with a great fit, inverted pleats, side adjusters...
https://beneventostore.com/corduroy-trousers/894-2799-barnaba-ii-cinnamon-cord-trousers.html#/40-size-44

[Anonymous No.14830532]

>>14830457
Idiot, read take ivy and come back to me

[Anonymous No.14830541]

>>14830457
dead wrong my friend

[Anonymous No.14830543]

>>14830519
>if you don't want the little foxes
The foxes are why I want them. So comfy.

[Anonymous No.14830572]

>>14829903

Sweater maybe a little thicc, otherwise you look good. Don't listen to the spergs here about your pants.

[Anonymous No.14830575]

>>14830457

[Anonymous No.14830592]

>>14830532
>>14830541

[Anonymous No.14830597]

>>14830592
Yeah, we know you're a redditor. You don't need to post the reddit logo.

[Anonymous No.14830598]

>>14830575
>Jacket and pants don't quite match
It's called a monochromatic color palette. For advanced users only.

[Anonymous No.14830599]

>>14830543
It's from kjp, they still have them at their site. Castaway might have them too

[Anonymous No.14830600]

>>14829903
That sweater fits you big and that's why it appears so weird on photo. Pants are skinny fit...

2/10 for me

[Anonymous No.14830602]

>>14830493
Are they the Made in USA collection though?

[Anonymous No.14830753]

>>14830600
I think it’s the mirror desu
>>14829959
>cute smile
Thanks;)
>>14829949
Hopefully. I don’t normally dress like this, but it’s formal and I’m taking a grill I’m trying to make gf. So yes SEX is good.

[Anonymous No.14830754]

>>14830592
Take a look at Reddit faggot (link in OP), you'll see they don't wear sneakers

[Anonymous No.14830758]

>>14829903
That sweater is way too big.

[Anonymous No.14830759]

>>14830753
No, the sweater fits you big, those wrinkles in the front appear because of that. And I know because I have some oversized sweaters and I get that effect with them

[Anonymous No.14830768]

>>14830754
Based Reddit. Sneakers are ugly.

[Anonymous No.14830769]

>>14830759
My bad you’re probably right, anon. I have pretty stupid proportions honestly (long arms, broad shoulders, and short torso). It’ll have to do for now.

[Anonymous No.14830777]

>>14830769
You would ideally want a shorter V shaped vest that accenuates the torso and looser pants with a crease.

[Anonymous No.14830785]

>>14830777
Thanks for the advice but i am trying to have a chiller vibe and not wear a suit and tie or whatever like everybody else at formal. I only have to dress up like twice a year, so I think this will be good enough to impress my normie teammates/my date. Also squat legs kind of fuck up the fit of any pants I try to wear.

[Anonymous No.14830821]

>>14830769
There are some ways of solving the problem, my favourite is to throw the sweater to the back and tuck it in one point in the middle of the back. If you have to take the jacket off, untuck it at the same time so they don't see it

[Anonymous No.14830882]

>>14830541
For the hundredth time, /tip/ is not a uniform. It's a style subject to interpretation of its core themes. Now balance work well into the colleague athleticism element of it. Pairing them with chinos would balance out sportiness of them and bring them into the preppy style. Modern /tip/ should take cues from the past but not be enslaved to them. Otherwise you become a meme. I'm sure if ivy League students had the option to wear nb shoes in the 50s they would have. They wore the sneakers available to them.

[Anonymous No.14830887]

>>14825695
Not in the sense of physically, you doofus. Attractive as in well groomed and put together. This is the same decade that had Marilyn, Bardot, Alain Delon, Audrey Hepburn... Janet Leigh was at her best in the 50s, but she still looks great in Psycho.

The standards of physical beauty weren't any different, and if anything Hollywood was much more open to choosing female stars entirely on their looks and fuckability than they are now.

[Anonymous No.14830889]

>>14830882
Sneakers are ugly whether or not some dumbasses years ago would have worn them or not.

[Anonymous No.14830890]

any american knitwear stores that ship to UK?
can't find any turtlenecks in the right colour and bosie don't seem to do custom orders with a choice of colour swatch any more?

[Anonymous No.14830975]

>>14830890
Bowie really fucked up by switching their model. Now they are like any other retailer.

[Anonymous No.14830981]

>>14830890
What colour are you looking for? It sounds impossible that you can't find a turtleneck in the colour you want with UK/IE brands.

[Anonymous No.14830992]

>>14830975
It is a shame, I wonder if they would sell if I contacted them but I'm not sure if that's not an option now?

>>14830981
Pic related the sweater (geelong), I'm looking for a mushroom type colour, the current options available online from other retailers are either too cream/ecru or too camel/brown/oat but this seems to be the perfect in-between.
I pulled this from a Japanese store who unfortunately don't stock my size either. After colour matching with Harley, I believe that the colour is 'Agate'. http://www.t-evergreen.com/product/1325

[Anonymous No.14831040]

Thoughts on this for daily use with casual clothes?
https://www.spierandmackay.com/vbc-navy-flannel-high-rise.html
https://www.spierandmackay.com/vbc-medium-gray-flannel-high-rise.html

[Anonymous No.14831045]

>>14824872
Oxford shoes are called "Richelieu" in french.

[Anonymous No.14831058]

>>14831040
I like the grey ones

>>14830992
Contact them

Is this colour the one you look for? Lightnings are different in the 2 pics
https://www.elcorteingles.es/moda/MP_0438622_HM7024249LX-jersey-de-hombre-de-punto-grueso-en-crudo/
https://www.hackett.com/es/chunky-wool-and-cashmere-roll-neck-sweater-HM702424.html?dwvar_HM702424_color=9LX&cgid=HKM41#start=11

[Anonymous No.14831092]

>>14831058
>I like the grey ones
Quick question for my fellow north americans (euro-bro here). What's wrong with NA waist size? According to the chino trousers that I am wearing right now, I use a 28W, but according to this table's (pic related) waist measurements... I couldn't wear it. Most measurements are correct though.

[Anonymous No.14831231]

>>14830889
>I personally find this thing ugly, which means it isn't TIP and nobody is allowed to wear it
Cringe

[Anonymous No.14831319]

>>14830882
>Pairing them with chinos would balance out sportiness of them and bring them into the preppy style
MMkay no

>Modern /tip/
pick one

[Anonymous No.14831324]

>>14831231
U are allowed but you wont be TIP any more.

[Anonymous No.14831339]

>>14830889
>>14831319
>>14831324
Do you wear loafers while jogging?

[Anonymous No.14831358]

>>14831339
Do you wear khakis while your jogging?

[Anonymous No.14831376]

why the fuck is all merino so slim fit

[Anonymous No.14831415]

>>14831376
Cus its stupid and for wops

[Anonymous No.14831421]

>>14831376
Aran sweaters and some heavyweight rollnecks are 100% merino wool

[Anonymous No.14831461]

>>14831358
*you're

[Anonymous No.14831475]

>>14828701
That's a really comfy jumper.

t. Bought one of the last L-sizes they had

[Anonymous No.14831476]

>>14831421
I’ve never seen a heavyweight roll neck made of merino

[Anonymous No.14831536]

>>14831358
>Do you wear khakis while your jogging

[Anonymous No.14831563]

>>14826291
It's a bit dark for a holiday. Otherwise, fine. Not really prep, though.

>>14828351
>White shirt
It'll look a bit funky on him. He's pretty low contrast.

[Anonymous No.14831579]

>>14831476
You have a bunch here:
https://www.aransweatermarket.com/merino-wool-turtleneck-sweater#
http://www.aeroleatherclothing.com/products.php?cat=aerocloth&sub=aknit

[Anonymous No.14831588]

>>14830331
Because where the fuck do you buy a shorter sweater?

[Anonymous No.14831594]

>>14831588

[Anonymous No.14831597]

Fucking sneaker faggots

[Anonymous No.14831598]

>>14831594
>Amateur tailoring a sweater worth buying

Jesus Christ, how horrifying.

[Anonymous No.14831613]

NEW THREAD: this one is at the limit
>>14831602
>>14831602
>>14831602

[Anonymous No.14831728]

>>14831461
>Do you're wear khakis while your jogging?

[Anonymous No.14831745]

>>14830161
Hiltl Panama