Trad/Ivy/Prep thread

[Anonymous No.15378817]

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://oxfordclothbuttondown.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://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
Gentleman's Gazzete info on /TIP/: https://pastebin.com/QrNDDG60
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/SMMg3tK9 (Special patterned Sweaters, European)
https://pastebin.com/Tsu6xGLg (OCBD, General)
https://pastebin.com/yJ2MxMCQ (Spanish shoes, European)

Previous Thread: >>15369295

[Anonymous No.15378818]

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/thepreppynewenglander/
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/julia.harpe/
https://www.instagram.com/jackiegreaney/
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/thelandlessgentry/
https://www.instagram.com/dave_money3/
https://www.instagram.com/kleidsam/
https://www.instagram.com/parisian_gentleman/
https://www.instagram.com/oskarsalomonsson/
https://www.instagram.com/nortonofmorton/
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/oxfordclothbuttondown/
https://www.instagram.com/arnoldsteiner/
https://www.instagram.com/tko3r/
https://www.instagram.com/jcl.84/
https://www.instagram.com/took_ivy/
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/the_prince_of_posh/
https://www.instagram.com/watatanigahaku/

[Anonymous No.15378854]

I'd add Shuhei Nishiguchi, Burzanblog, Thezanification, Scottfrasersimpson, Thedonsclub and Ethandesu to the instagrams list.

[Anonymous No.15378865]

whats the best guide to suede restoration? bought a pair of used tassel loafers i love the look of dirt cheap but they look like they might need a little care to look their best

[Anonymous No.15378887]

>>15378854
Can you put links? One can be added to the list without removing one iirc, for adding one more I would need to delete one

[Anonymous No.15378911]

>>15378887
https://www.instagram.com/shuhei_nishiguchi/?hl=sv
https://www.instagram.com/thedonsclub/
https://www.instagram.com/burzanblog/?hl=sv
https://www.instagram.com/thezanification/?hl=sv
https://www.instagram.com/scottfrasersimpson/?hl=sv
https://www.instagram.com/ethandesu/

[Anonymous No.15378965]

Does anyone have an ID on these trousers or can recommend some that are similar?

[Anonymous No.15378992]

>>15378965
No id, but they are basic mid grey flannel trousers. Some good brands include Drake's, Berg & Berg, Yeossal, Natalino, Poszetka and Benevento. Those trousers seem flat fronted but I would suggest pleated or double pleated instead. Going MTM is a good option, too, with prices starting at around 250€, which isn't much more than what those brands are charging for RTW.

[Anonymous No.15379010]

>>15378911
ethandesu is private. scottfraser is total cringe. The others feel too menswear or >>15372768

[Anonymous No.15379011]

>>15378992
I appreciate the recommendations, I'll check all of those out.

[Anonymous No.15379081]

>>15379011
Just a warning, as flannel trousers are mostly a fall/winter alternative, most brands probably aren't selling them right now.

[Anonymous No.15379092]

what are some names i should look at for thrifting wool/flannel trousers on ebay in the UK?

[Anonymous No.15379099]

>>15378965
I think that guy is Drake's model, so the pants must be from there

[Anonymous No.15379103]

>>15378992
>>15379011
Brooks Brothers has a great Golden Fleece -line mid-grey flannel trouser that's been like 50% off for the past 2 years. I have a couple pairs. You can have them do a turn-up hem when you order it online, or you can take it to a tailor

[Anonymous No.15379106]

I don't really know why but I look down at people who openly admit that they thrift.

[Anonymous No.15379109]

>>15379106
you middle class?

[Anonymous No.15379114]

>>15379092
You'll never find any via searching for brand names. Wool flannel trousers are incredibly rare items on ebay. Average people don't own them and new they can be expensive so I never really see them on ebay.

>>15379106
Same. Even though I do thrift but I'd never openly admit it, apart from on here. In fact I sometimes thrift high quality items so I end up looking down on those wearing basic cheap shit.

[Anonymous No.15379168]

>>15379114
i see alot of hugo boss black label stuff, but usually not cheap. i snapped a pair up for my partner last month but passed over a pair for myself and i now regret that seeing how lovely these look in person.

[Anonymous No.15379215]

Glad it's cooler weather so I can wear cords again. This jacket is so floppy it's basically a cardigan; I prefer not to wear stiff or heavy garments around the house tho.

I probably should have ironed my polo but life's too short. Do you iron your polos?

[Anonymous No.15379228]

>>15379215
What an odd fit (not in the good way), the cords fit is just so strange, it's very baggy at the calves to the point where it looks like you have tumours but then it's quite slim at the thigh area, why is that? Not to mention that they have a low rise.
Sorry to say but that jacket is awful, it doesn't even fit like a cardigan because cardigans are quite form fitting. Heavy fabrics paired with a polo look strange to say the least and it literally makes no sense (same with the boat shoes). You really need to reconsider your clothing and fits if you think that this is an acceptable fit (at least to post here).

[Anonymous No.15379248]

>>15379228
Thanks for the frank critique. I'm not trying to post exemplary fits that encapsulate /tip/, and desu not having to go into the city has really had a deteriorating effect on my outfit choices.

That said, regarding the cords, it might just be the photo, but they are a cheap pair and are a bit if a weird skinny type fit. Should one iron a crease in cords?
As for the jacket, I'm probably a little blind to it's faults because it is so comfy. I can see more why my gf dislikes it now...

[Anonymous No.15379257]

>>15379092
Don't bother. There's hardly anything there. In fact, generally for a lot of /tip/ brands in Europe, ebay is pretty rubbish. If I were you, I'd either save up for a brand like natalino or go on yoox. I'd recommend brands like Zanella or Iconotex on yoox.

[Anonymous No.15379262]

>>15379215
your cords look to be too long. otherwise, nice but it looks more like a fall/winter fit.

[Anonymous No.15379285]

>>15379248
It's good that you took what I said as constructive criticism, I may have been a bit harsh in some parts but I really try to hold back to not sound like a cunt because some people take it a bit too personally and disregard everything said completely.
Also, I get that you don't wear this outside, it's just that if you do post a fit here, no one will really care for what occasion or of what use it gives you (in this case, just around the house), just on how it looks.
>Should one iron a crease in cords?
As in a pleat? I don't think that you actually can.

[Anonymous No.15379288]

>>15379257
ive bought a fair bit of stuff on ebay in the UK, its just i have issues with one or two specific sorts of items.

not exactly perfectly /tip/ im sure but i think im doing a lot better than i was last year.

[Anonymous No.15379293]

>>15379288
Damn, and people said that I needed a haircut!

[Anonymous No.15379297]

>>15379293
eh, i like my hair long

[Anonymous No.15379301]

>>15379297
I understand but be warned that you'll be killed for having long hair on this board.

[Anonymous No.15379302]

>>15379301
*thread

[Anonymous No.15379324]

>>15379215
Those pants fit terrible on you

[Anonymous No.15379333]

>>15379301
im well aware, theres plenty of spergs about in these places. i am actually looking for a better haircut though, albeit not a shorter one.

[Anonymous No.15379385]

>>15379215
>pants too long
>shoes look like clown shoes

[Anonymous No.15379570]

>>15379106
hell yeah ill tell my friends when i thrift something nice. a lot of the time ill get them designer things that dont fit on me.

[Anonymous No.15379577]

>>15379293
stop posting

[Anonymous No.15379592]

>>15379577
Cringe

[Anonymous No.15379618]

Curious to know.

https://strawpoll.com/4s398rdzc

[Anonymous No.15379621]

Yes/no/poorfag

[Anonymous No.15379625]

>>15379621

[Anonymous No.15379627]

>>15379618
This thread and /sprez/ probably skew older.

[Anonymous No.15379651]

>>15379627
completley doubt that. many of the original posters were older, but they've all left /tip/. you can tell the general is filled with underage newfriends from the fact that the same noob questions are asked in every thread.

[Anonymous No.15379679]

>>15379618
Jesus you could at least use something better

[Anonymous No.15379720]

>>15379651
Damn. Maybe I'm just coping for being late 20s

[Anonymous No.15379762]

>>15379627
I always assumed these threads were college/post college guys who wanted to start dressing nicer. Menswear boomers go to styleforum

[Anonymous No.15379781]

>>15379762
Style forum has an abhorrent interface as does reddit. 4channel is the most accessable. Maybe that's why I'm still here

[Anonymous No.15379795]

>>15379781
lol but SF actually has people who know what they're talking about. 1 month on SF will teach more than you'd learn in a lifetime on /fa/

[Anonymous No.15379798]

>>15379795
Yes but you don't have banter nor do you have people saying nigger.

[Anonymous No.15379833]

>>15379798
This is probably the biggest reason people stick with 4chan instead of migrating elsewhere.

[Anonymous No.15379838]

all of the fashion forums are abysmal. Imagine posting on like Ask Andy with a bunch of 60 year old European men, just sitting around, arguing about hideous fits, waiting for a dipshit young guy to reg and ask if he can wear a suit jacket as a sport coat so they can say "pish posh, I think not, no serious gentleman would deign to wear an odd jacket with FOUR sleeve buttons o_O"

[Anonymous No.15379868]

>>15379618
>There are 31-35 year olds in this thread
lol. What are you boomers still doing here?

[Anonymous No.15379876]

>>15379868
I started going in 4chan in 2006 and almost failed my degree because of it. Can't keep away from it. Though I don't spend much time here and mostly use the sfw boards

[Anonymous No.15379882]

>>15379868
>dont forget, youre here forever
it will be you one day, zoomer

[Anonymous No.15379907]

>>15379882
Did it make your life worse?

[Anonymous No.15379926]

>>15379907
Not him but I'm also in the /stuckhereforever/ gang. It's made my life better for the most part.

[Anonymous No.15379932]

>>15379618
>under 18

[Anonymous No.15379968]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hs6iXpInTA

Still too many slim-fit fags in these threads for my liking. Here's a reminder of the kind of movement and agility you are capable of if only you took the drape-pill and fully embraced trad clothing.

[Anonymous No.15379972]

>>15379968
Highly based. I only dress this way because of Steve McQueen and Paul Newman movies

[Anonymous No.15379990]

>>15379968
Gene Kelly was such a trad legend.

[Anonymous No.15379992]

Brand new shirt from J Press. Is this how it’s supposed to fit? Feel kinda like a kid wearing dad’s clothes to Easter.

[Anonymous No.15379993]

>>15379838
Styleforum is neither European or as you describe.

[Anonymous No.15380003]

>>15379992
It's a bit baggy. If the neck and shoulder seams fit then I would get the body and sleeves taken in. You want a trim fit without going SLIM. The pants look nice though.

[Anonymous No.15380022]

>>15379992
Looks at least one size too big. You can tell because of the shoulders. Give it a wash first before you decide if you've goof'd. Sometimes these shirts shrink a fair amount in the wash.

[Anonymous No.15380056]

what are some long haircuts that work with more traditional styles of dress?

[Anonymous No.15380067]

>>15380056
Not sure it's possible. There are some pretty based ralph lauren fits from the 90s with models who have longer hair. The important thing is that if you're going to have long hair that it is clean-cut and styled in a conservative manner. No metal-head long hair or dreads. No greasy gross, incel hair or hair which goes beyond your shoulders.

Where I live (Fulham, London). There are A LOT of young men with hair like this.

[Anonymous No.15380071]

This is a bit different. A bit less styled.

[Anonymous No.15380074]

>>15380071

[Anonymous No.15380098]

>>15380067
So yeah actually it is possible but not easy. The guy who posted a fit earlier in this thread is an example of a very un/tip/ long hair style.

[Anonymous No.15380225]

Taken from "take ivy"

[Anonymous No.15380239]

>>15380067
will take a google later

>>15380098
>>15379288
this?

[Anonymous No.15380247]

>>15380239
>this?
Obviously, I'm assuming that it's you (also, this is a different anon).

[Anonymous No.15380251]

>>15379798
facts. I'm not even (particularly) racist but the use of the word nigger really does it for me.

A bunch of white people talking about collar rolls and saying the n word, we are really living life folks

[Anonymous No.15380252]

>>15380247
Hard to tell from the picture but he looks like a greasy teenage rocker.

[Anonymous No.15380257]

>>15380251
lol

[Anonymous No.15380275]

>>15379798
people that come to 4chan to say nigger are underage

[Anonymous No.15380280]

>>15380247
yep, figured it wouldnt hurt to ask for tips

[Anonymous No.15380283]

>>15379992
Your shoulders are too narrow for it. Go a size down.

[Anonymous No.15380286]

>>15380056
A topknot is the only one that occurs to me, hippie.

[Anonymous No.15380290]

[Anonymous No.15380297]

>>15380252
>greasy
How the fuck does he look greasy?

[Anonymous No.15380302]

>>15380275
Yes

[Anonymous No.15380304]

>>15379992
Nice shirt !

[Anonymous No.15380311]

>>15380275
I hope you don't seriously believe this. That said, this thread is usually free of crass language. We find other ways to hate each other here.

[Anonymous No.15380312]

>>15380297

hair looks gross

[Anonymous No.15380319]

>>15380280
Yeah so long hair like yours and /tip/ sadly don't really work well together since it'll always look out of place (it might work but it probably won't)
, the polo player from the RL magazine is probably your best chance to look /tip/ whilst still having long hair.

[Anonymous No.15380322]

>>15380312
Doesn't look greasy though

[Anonymous No.15380324]

>>15380003
>>15380022
>>15380283
Duly noted. Just made an exchange request with JP to take sleeves in an inch and neck in half an inch. Will getting shorter sleeves take in the shoulders? It actually hits my wrist at a pretty nice place.

[Anonymous No.15380327]

>>15379215
U need an ocbd

[Anonymous No.15380333]

>>15380290
I hate it when people think that shoulders on jackets like the one in your pic are acceptable, no wonder no one tries to dress well anymore.

[Anonymous No.15380339]

>>15380311
Saying that word is not tip

[Anonymous No.15380343]

>>15380322
You look greasy.

[Anonymous No.15380345]

>>15380324
>Will getting shorter sleeves take in the shoulders?
it just shortens the sleeves, not the back/shoulders. how does the shirt fit around your neck? if you size it down a 1/2 inch, after you wash the shirt, you may not be able to button the top button.
i think the shirt looks fine. embrace the drape, bb.

[Anonymous No.15380350]

>>15380333
explain

[Anonymous No.15380379]

goddamn ferragamo shoes are slim. bought a burgundy captoes oxfords 9½ D, they feel like something the chinese would've used for foot binding

[Anonymous No.15380388]

>>15380339
Stfu, boomer. NIIIIIIIGGEEEEEER

[Anonymous No.15380389]

>>15380379
lol why aren't you going for a proper traditional shoe-maker?

[Anonymous No.15380391]

>>15379992
what kind of fabric is it? the fabric looks too formal for the shirt too be so baggy

[Anonymous No.15380393]

>>15379215
Stick insect, bad hairline. Gain 10lbs of muscle.

[Anonymous No.15380399]

>>15380391
it looks like an oxford. after washing the jpress oxfords once, they look better.

[Anonymous No.15380401]

>>15380350
Looks very unnatural and when you move your arms it retains the shape so it creates these points on the shoulders, not a good look imo.

[Anonymous No.15380403]

>>15380389
they cost me $5. lets hear your 'proper trad shoe-maker' suggestions though

[Anonymous No.15380425]

>>15380403
>5 bucks
Oh fair enough. You do you man. Since you're American you should know about Allen Edmonds and Alden. In Europe there are many great shoe makers which sell shoes for about 200 euros+ (loake, crockett and jones, carmina, jm weston, paraboot, etc etc)

[Anonymous No.15380432]

>>15380425
I've been eyeing the C&J suede cavendish. might buy some with profits from flipping thrifted stuff

[Anonymous No.15380435]

>>15380401
Nothing wrong with some padding. Many many J.Press jackets in the past have it and it's not considered particularly trad or un-trad. It really depends on your body-type and they certainly exist for a good reason.

If you have weak shoulders they're kind of a must. One of the reasons that Simon Crompton looks so goofy is that he's got super fucked up weak shoulders and he always wears unstructured Italian suits. In the post you quoted, Gene Kelly is wearing a slightly padded jacket (it's not even that padded) which was probably a bad move for him since he had strong, muscular shoulders.

[Anonymous No.15380442]

>>15380435
Any guy who has weak shoulders should probably not breed.

[Anonymous No.15380452]

>>15380442
Forklift cope.

[Anonymous No.15380461]

>>15380452
Huh?

[Anonymous No.15380473]

>>15380345
A little too loose in the neck, I can comfortably fit two fingers in the collar. Definitely a fan of the drape, but the shoulders are definitely too big. Is it a better use of my time to just get it tailored?

[Anonymous No.15380490]

>>15379618
Demographics fit style now do a poll for income level

[Anonymous No.15380493]

>>15380225
Building a wardrobe takes time

[Anonymous No.15380494]

>>15380473
w/ two fingers you can size down a 1/2 inch and be fine-probably. that will fix the shoulders.

[Anonymous No.15380495]

>>15380425
Trickers

[Anonymous No.15380497]

>>15380490
this

[Anonymous No.15380521]

>>15379618
>There's only 22 /tip/pers
That makes sense

[Anonymous No.15380524]

>>15379762
I remember migrating to SF from AskAndy 15 years ago. SF is pretty dead these days though.

[Anonymous No.15380540]

Does anyone here have any experience with the Lands' End Hyde Parks? Is the collar any good?

[Anonymous No.15380572]

>>15380540
not worth

[Anonymous No.15380619]

>>15380540
It's not great. It's good for entry level tippers because of the constant sales land's end has going on but it's worth it to save the extra money for a cheap MTO like proper cloth or spier and Mackay.

[Anonymous No.15381140]

>>15379992
Start losing weight... Shirt is one size big and pants fit you big as well

[Anonymous No.15381489]

>>15380252
nah, just a guy whos still attached to his long hair

>>15380067
i kinda dont find any of them particularly appealing desu, dont have the angular jawline or chin needed for it

>>15380286
fite me

>>15380319
im half tempted to explore some more effeminate cuts, of the sort you might see in certain sorts of art. i wouldnt mind something a little curly potentially.

[Anonymous No.15381513]

>>15381489
>dont have the angular jawline or chin needed for it
If that's true then most long hair will look shit on you.

[Anonymous No.15381539]

>>15381140
retard alert

[Anonymous No.15381549]

>>15381513
assuming im going for a more manly look, sure. dont get me wrong my jawline isnt terrible, its just my facial features are pretty androgynous even at my leanest.

[Anonymous No.15381648]

Just wondering, which Ivy do you go to where people dress like this? Because it sure as shit ain't Columbia.

There is no difference between the fits ITT and r/menswear, please (honestly please) prove me wrong.

[Anonymous No.15381669]

>>15381648
No one claimed that people in Ivy League schools still dress like this.

[Anonymous No.15381863]

>>15380540
If you are on a budget, go with it

[Anonymous No.15381964]

>>15381648
>Still asking this question.

[Anonymous No.15382112]

Somewhat surprising considering the quality of posts and the lacklustre knowledge of posters.

[Anonymous No.15382150]

>>15382112
The knowledge is pretty good but sometimes there are problems between people who want to keep /tip/ traditional and others who want to "modernise" it so you can get contradicting pieces of advice, especially if you post a fit.

[Anonymous No.15382153]

aight bros how horrid is this

[Anonymous No.15382167]

>>15382153
Haircut's a bit funky but otherwise not horrid at all

[Anonymous No.15382169]

>>15382150
Agreed. It should be modernised an my style that becomes a uniform becomes a form of cosplay. Gentlemans gazette man is an example of this. I like ivy. It bridged the gap between the modern and the formalI and was considered to be quite fashionable compared to what the city workers were wearing. It was athletic, academic and slouchy. I think any modern interpretation of the style should make nods to that spirit. I like to wear hoodies, caps, low key sneakers, polos and tee shirts to make it much more casual. If you continue to wear key pieces such as flannel, chino trousers with a traditional cut (think 21cm hem opening) as well as blazers and ocbds, you can really do a lot with the style.

[Anonymous No.15382208]

>>15382169
Is English your first language?

[Anonymous No.15382216]

>>15382169
Sven's style isn't even /tip/...

[Anonymous No.15382237]

>>15382169
Can you show me one of your tippy fits with a hoodie?

[Anonymous No.15382250]

>>15382153
It's not that good but it's most definitely not horrendous. It's a classic, a bit basic fit so you can use the navy polo, khaki chino as a primer but I'd probably fix some things in it like maybe getting chinos with a slightly wider leg, a higher rise and last of to change the sneakers for a more traditional, simple sneaker/tennis shoe. I can't see how the polo fits but it sort of looks a bit too big, especially around the waist. Overall, not a bad fit, with a few fixes here and there it would be pretty decent. 6/10

[Anonymous No.15382429]

It was a bit windy that day so that’s why there are pretty big wrinkles on the trousers, the smaller ones are simply because of sitting and such.

Hopefully my fits have improved a bit.

[Anonymous No.15382437]

>>15382208
I'm French putain.

[Anonymous No.15382438]

>>15382429
Really like the fit on those pants.

[Anonymous No.15382440]

>>15382216
He's very trad no?

[Anonymous No.15382446]

>>15382429
Very nice. You have a great fit on your trousers. I'm wondering if your trousers/jumper is messing with your proportions though as you appear to have no torso.

[Anonymous No.15382481]

>>15382153
>SLIM FIT
>Spaghetti arms
>Akward posture


>>15382446
>>15382438
Holy shit. This dude (>>15382429) got shitloads of awful comments for posting in the past with those same pants and shoes. He cropped face and fooled you hard.

[Anonymous No.15382495]

>>15382438
Thank you for your kind words :^)
>>15382446
The jumper starts a centimetre or two above my legs so I've pretty much have no torso but I personally like the shorter jumper look.

[Anonymous No.15382503]

>>15382481
>same pants
Wrong but you are right about the shoes.

[Anonymous No.15382527]

>>15382481
You seem like a huge faggot, why don't you fuck off. I never commented on this guy's fit before and >>15382153 looks perfectly fine

[Anonymous No.15382545]

>>15382429
stop posting

[Anonymous No.15382554]

>>15382527

[Anonymous No.15382575]

After seeing Meermin's new line I think I have developed a sexual fetish to girls using string loafers.

[Anonymous No.15382580]

>>15382545
Cringe, who are you? I wonder...

[Anonymous No.15382585]

>>15382440
No, not really, the main reason why is because he wears too many accessories and he sometimes wears quite wild colours and patterns at once, particularly in the shirt. I still like the guy though but his fits can be over the top.

[Anonymous No.15382594]

>>15382554
Commit suicide now. Make sure to post your name and city so I can check the local news and make sure your miserable and pointless existence has finally come to an end. Cheers.

[Anonymous No.15382689]

>>15382169
I actually agree with the frenchy.
Bottom line is, there's little possibility for a person under 25 to dress /tip/ without significantly bending the "rules." Even in your late 20s on, they should be more like guidelines. Despite what some autist on here will tell you, the point is not to avoid individuality. It's to express it in a different aesthetic just like with every other style, formal wear and uniforms excepted. There's nothing wrong with fully adhering either if you can reasonably pull it off or the occasion calls for it, but to do so as a rule gives up a lot of potential for internet good boy points that you certainly can't redeem in the real world. All that said, do not even think about combining prep and soicore. Just don't do it. Combine it with something like classic athletic wear or rivieracore or even small touches of street wear. The last thing you want is to end up looking like your mom dressed you like this anon. >>15382153 The individual items (except the shoes) are all fine, but the overall impression is a child that's been brought to a Sunday brunch at the country club that his parents just joined. The effect is even worse since the anon in question is older and a lanklet. He needs to consider dressing in more masculine clothes in general so he doesn't look so boyish and weak. Alternatively just lift (especially take the neckpill and focus on delts, lats, and traps). I'm being deliberately harsh here, Anon. You have tons of potential, but you're wasting it chasing a look that simply doesn't fit you. You can still dress /tip/py, but you need to change your approach.

[Anonymous No.15382702]

>>15380251
>A bunch of white people talking about collar rolls and saying the n word
That sounds extremely based.

[Anonymous No.15382758]

>>15382575
Pic?

>>15382689
Cringe. If he were older, you wouldn't be saying that he looks as if his mom dressed him. While your argumentation is well writen and long, it is based on pathetic complexes that should be fully erased from your life.

[Anonymous No.15382767]

>>15382153
This would look good with loafers

[Anonymous No.15382786]

>>15382758
Disagree. If he were older he would just look out of place to an even greater degree. On a person with a different build, his fit would look alright, maybe even good. As he is though, he needs to ditch the jacket and at least do some damn pullups so his lats and bis aren't so small or, alternatively, wear something more flattering to his figure. He's done well to combine prep staples but has done nothing to consider how they fit him. Not everyone should wear everything and this anon would be better suited with an OCBD with the sleeves rolled up and with either looser pants or shorts or something like that. His eye for clothes is not bad, but he hasn't figured out what works for him yet. If he gets /fit/, his options will expand significantly. You can discard this advice if you like, but people will definitely think this when they look at you. Some older people will no doubt tell you "don't you look nice?" but anyone your own age will inevitably think you look odd until you either change yourself or change your approach. Honestly, replace the jacket with a sweatshirt or hoodie and you've got a solid modern take on /tip/ for young people.

[Anonymous No.15382789]

>>15380275
I don't understand why people say nigger. There is no point.

[Anonymous No.15382805]

>>15382789
It perfectly describes some people

[Anonymous No.15382821]

>>15382580
lmao stop posting

[Anonymous No.15382830]

>>15382786
>replace the jacket with a sweatshirt or hoodie and you've got a solid modern take on /tip/ for young people
Cringe * 2

[Anonymous No.15382838]

>>15382821
Give me a good reason why

[Anonymous No.15382933]

>>15382786
Are you a homosexual?

[Anonymous No.15382948]

drape?

[Anonymous No.15382989]

>>15382948
>cloth mask
Do you seriously think that it will help?

[Anonymous No.15383023]

>>15382989
no, do you seriously think that wearing a mask will help?

[Anonymous No.15383048]

>>15383023
No, do you seriously think that wearing a mask will help?

[Anonymous No.15383057]

>>15383048
>>15383023
It stops you spreading germs and infecting vulnerable people. So yes. It does help.

[Anonymous No.15383080]

>>15383057
You're wrong, now, please go back to plebbit.

[Anonymous No.15383106]

>>15383048
no, but I think wearing one for work is fine. getting tested every week helps too
>>15383057
uhh they can just wear a full face respirator if they really need to be around other people

[Anonymous No.15383122]

>>15383106
>>15382948
anon, if they gave a fuck about their own lives they would be wearing an n95 mask around you. let nature take its course and the good will out.

[Anonymous No.15383162]

>>15383122
>>let nature take its course and the good will out
>good will out (?)
>has to wear a mask because his immune system is that weak

[Anonymous No.15383193]

>>15383122
>anon, if they gave a fuck about their own lives they would be wearing an n95 mask around you. let nature take its course and the good will out.

I thought being American was about caring for your community and having a strong sense of personal and civic responsibility. I hope your countrymen aren't all like you m8.

[Anonymous No.15383194]

>>15383162
not very bright

[Anonymous No.15383249]

>>15383193
>I thought being American was about caring for your community and having a strong sense of personal and civic responsibility. I hope your countrymen aren't all like you m8.
Never was. Being american means forsaking your nation of origin and being and upholding consumerism as your most important principle.

[Anonymous No.15383288]

Bought this on sale for $130, can I wear them casually with chino shorts?

[Anonymous No.15383322]

>>15379215
WOW WOW SO FAT, DRINK LESS COFFEE ANON
>>15379288
ANOTHER FATTY? IS IT TRAD TO DRINK YOUR BIG CORTISOL COFFEE AND GET BIG BELLY? OH NO NO
>>15379992
FAT FAT FAT BELLY, BIG BELLY COFFEE. JUST DON'T EAT ANON
>>15382153
OH NO NO SO FAT. JUST DON'T EAT. COFFEE CORTISOL SO BIG
>>15382429
LOOKING FAT ANON. MAYBE TRY DRINKING LESS COFFEE?
>>15382948
DRAPE? MORE LIKE COFFEE FAT BELLY

[Anonymous No.15383359]

>>15383322
based

[Anonymous No.15383396]

>>15383322
wrong thread, buck-o

[Anonymous No.15383402]

>>15383288
>beefrolls
>white, thick stitching
>Allen Edmonds
Disgusting american trash, but yes, definitely.

[Anonymous No.15383404]

>>15383322
???

[Anonymous No.15383409]

>>15383322
Cringe
>>15383396
Based

[Anonymous No.15383603]

>>15379990
Dangerously

[Anonymous No.15383751]

>>15382429
absolutely love this
have you posted often in these threads, should I search the archives for more? ig or something?

[Anonymous No.15383764]

>>15383751
jaja check out his archive stuff, you'll find out why he got bullied out of these threads in the first place

[Anonymous No.15383768]

>>15383764
kek will do
I'm not even into trad/prep just love that fit

[Anonymous No.15383810]

>>15383402
You sound like a disgusting bitter dirty nigger with no taste

[Anonymous No.15383817]

>>15382429
Great trouser / jumper fit. The proportions of the sweater and trouser are great, some of the best I've seen here. Rubato vibes in a good way. Keep it up.

[Anonymous No.15383862]

>>15379106
I only do so to people who clearly don't need to thrift for clothes

[Anonymous No.15383872]

>>15383862
stay mad while my thrift flips fund a bespoke suit

[Anonymous No.15383883]

>>15378817
only faggots wear pink

[Anonymous No.15383896]

>>15383872
I have a job

[Anonymous No.15383965]

>>15383817
>>15383751
>All these fake self reviews

[Anonymous No.15384151]

Polo shirt - Morgano
Linen trousers - Natalino
Loafers - Sanders & Sanders

[Anonymous No.15384163]

>>15383751
Thank you very much :)
>have you posted often in these threads
Yes, even if I got shit on a bit too much it did help me think a bit more critically of my own fits.
>>15383965
They're not but feel free to give any criticism that you'd like.
>>15384151
Not much to say other than this is a very good fit, the fit of the trousers is really good, as it always is from you!

[Anonymous No.15384190]

>>15383162
what

>>15383193
im not from the US. i was working in retail when this shit went down. we had our savings which we were putting into a small business wiped effectively due to scrapped initiatives and government restrictions preventing us from actually earning money. if we had gotten the loan, we would have been prevented from using the money for operating the business while also still being expected to make payments, which would have bankrupted us. why? because boomers will die from this and boomers are a core voting block. meanwhile these worthless sacks of shit were strolling into the shop at 7 in the morning for their daily paper with no mask, no social distancing, not a care in the world. no, fuck these selfish little cunts, the more boomers that die the better.

[Anonymous No.15384193]

Any good ideas on how to reconcile this style with a life of manual labor?

[Anonymous No.15384198]

>>15379625
No, normies will think that it's a women's watch and watchpeople will know that you just can't afford Cartier.

[Anonymous No.15384225]

>>15384193
Just do it

[Anonymous No.15384233]

>>15384225
Bad proportions because of low rise trousers. The loafers look quite bad. The shirt is possibly a bit too large for you, I'd size down. Button down collar looks great, though.

[Anonymous No.15384245]

>>15384151
I'd wear the loafers without socks, the rest looks fine.

[Anonymous No.15384376]

>>15384151
Seriously all these fits, you guys need to take the gym pill.

[Anonymous No.15384381]

>>15382429
n i c e

[Anonymous No.15384388]

>>15384163
Thanks!
>>15384245
Noted, I don't like to wear loafers without socks, just seems odd and too Pitti-ish for me.
>>15384376
I do go to the gym but I'm happy with my frame as it is. 190cm / 90kg, 210kg DL, 140kg deep squat, 110kg bench, good aerobic condition. I have far too much spent in quality tailoring to start getting bigger, I just lift for maintenance and good health.

[Anonymous No.15384389]

>>15383322
>LOOKING FAT ANON. MAYBE TRY DRINKING LESS COFFEE?
I don't drink coffee and I am far from fat.

[Anonymous No.15384425]

New trousers from olive clothing. Need to get them hemmed but apart from that what do you think of the fit?

[Anonymous No.15384431]

New trousers just arrived in the post. Need to get them hemmed but thoughts on the fit?

[Anonymous No.15384441]

>>15384431

[Anonymous No.15384455]

>>15384441
Jesus Christ, your room is messy, at least tidy everything up to avoid embarrassing yourself. Also, you've got a pretty flat ass lol

Anyway, the fit looks fine but maybe you could take it in a bit on the thighs. What's your inseam btw? Your legs look really short.

[Anonymous No.15384462]

>>15384441
I'd take in at the hip under the buttocks. The fit as a whole looks a bit off, a tad unbalanced from front to back maybe.

[Anonymous No.15384470]

Brooks Brothers filed for bankruptcy, how long until I can get some OCBDs for cheap?

[Anonymous No.15384490]

>>15384470
Holy shit, no way! I can't believe that such a well known and influential clothing brand can go bankrupt.

[Anonymous No.15384505]

>>15384455
Sorry but you're way off here. I like having a messy room. I believe it's character building and in refusing to tidy it up for 4chan posts I believe I am showing the world how important it is to be true to yourself and to not present a misleading impression for social gain. My Inseam is 30 inches. Legs look short because they are wide (21cm opening) and because I'm taking a photo about a foot away from a mirror with a wide angle lens. Also, If anything I have a big ass. >>15384462
Is spot on. The trouser needs to be taken in under the buttocks. Thanks m8. I'll take it to a tailor and see what he thinks.
>>15384470
In the us, soon.
In the EU, never. They appear to be trucking on as if nothing has changed here in the UK. Even doing new promotional campaigns with influencers like Matthew zorpas. It's very strange.

I think what we happen will be a lot will end up on yoox. Tbh though, I'd rather just go to the drakes factory shop and buy ocbds for 65 pounds that are both half the price and far higher quality than brooks anyway.

[Anonymous No.15384525]

>>15384505
>>15384470

If you want good cheap-ish OCBD's, I'd check Natalino, Granqvist, Besnard and Berg & Berg (currently on sale).

[Anonymous No.15384543]

>>15384505
Different guy here, but it definitely looks like you have a flat ass - or not perhaps a flat ass, but it looks like you are sporting a significant posterior pelvic tilt which is affecting the way those trousers sit at your hip - see how the waist band at the rear is actually lower than on the front. Could just be the photo, though.

[Anonymous No.15384558]

>>15384525
>Besnard
I just bought a white ocbd from them. It's nice and decent but considering how thin the fabric is (I like mine thick) and how relatively short the hem is I definitely wouldn't recommend buying it at full retail price.

[Anonymous No.15384564]

>>15384543
Yeah I get it, it looks like that in the photo.
Interesting point about posture. Something to look into. I'll post a picture of my bare buttocks this evening when I get home.

[Anonymous No.15384586]

>>15384505
Sorry but you having cum stains on your mirror and plastic bags over the floor just shows the world how vile and lazy you are. It doesn't even add character to the room because good messy rooms are done with thought while you just don't care about your surroundings, probably meaning that you have bad personal hygiene as well.

[Anonymous No.15384597]

>>15384558
I also dislike how short the hem is, I hope they will update that aspect in the future. I actually like the thinness because it makes the shirt more comfortable to wear with a sweater. I think their best product is the bleached chambray shirt, it's just the perfect washed denim shade that is very hard to achieve.
>>15384564
Yeah, it's quite uncommon in younger males imo because anterior pelvic tilt is much more common, caused by excessive sitting. PPT is more of an old man's thing usually. Dieworkwear or Putthison once did an article about these posture problems effecting trouser fit but i've lost it. In any case, it greatly effects the front-back-balance of trousers and a good pair of MTM or bespoke trousers would address that (especially with dressier trousers that are supposed to drape in a long straight line from the hip down).

[Anonymous No.15384634]

Regarding shirts I recommend Howard's, it's a Parisian shirt make that scews towards formal. Try to get their shirts when on sale.

[Anonymous No.15384636]

>>15384490
The last time I was at the Madison store it was sad, sad, sad. They'd surrendered most of the ground floor to some ill-thought cafe where a handful of Asian tourists were resting their feet... likely before heading next door to Paul Stewart.

The trad market is small, and the updated trad that they've pushed in the last few years is neither updated enough to compete with fashion brands nor trad enough to satisfy the die-hards. There's a reason J Press retreated to the Yale club.

[Anonymous No.15384642]

>>15384505

Something is off on the placement and scale of the rear pockets. I think it will look even stranger once the seat is (correctly) taken in.

I really like the cuff - especially with boat shoes. I hope you'll keep it despite the plain front.

[Anonymous No.15384662]

>>15384198
I showed my fiancee the wife in that pic and she said "It looks like a cope watch because you can't afford a Cartier." So yeah.
>>15379625

>>15384151
Looking good.
>>15384225
SLIM
>>15384431
>>15384441
Looks good. w2c pants and shirt?

[Anonymous No.15384681]

>>15384662
>Fiancee says 'cope'.
Are you sure she's real?
Pants are olive clothing. 60 pounds
Shirt is drakes 65 pounds

[Anonymous No.15384719]

>>15384681
They look good. My fiancee has picked up a lot of 4channel lingo since we started dating. She mostly says cope, seethe, chad, stacey, and cringe. She also used brad and thad as chad alternatives.

[Anonymous No.15384722]

>>15384719
Mega cringe, in fact, this is the cringiest post on 4chan, and that says a lot.

[Anonymous No.15384734]

>>15384722
back to el reddito amigo

[Anonymous No.15384735]

>>15384722
just fucking with you lol.

[Anonymous No.15384737]

>>15383896
same
>>15384163
you talk like such a loser
>boohoo I got criticized too much
>feel free to give any criticism you'd like
you deserved everything that was said about you
>>15384225
another horseman of the /tip/ apocalypse

[Anonymous No.15384738]

>>15382429
Very nice. I don't care if I've seen you before since this looks great. W2C high waisted knits?

[Anonymous No.15384742]

>>15384737
I too, have a job. Just saying.
Also /tip/ocalypse lol

[Anonymous No.15384770]

>>15384737
>another horseman of the /tip/ apocalypse
Haha. Needs to be added to the collage of shameful slimfits.

[Anonymous No.15384829]

>>15384737
>>boohoo I got criticized too much
Yes but I did say that it was a good thing and I didn't cry about it at all even unlike what you think some of the things said were unnecessary imo.

[Anonymous No.15384845]

>>15381549
Be my Wife pls

[Anonymous No.15384856]

>>15384845
That's a guy....

[Anonymous No.15384876]

>>15379990
What kind of watch is it and where would I purchase it?

[Anonymous No.15384883]

>>15384737
Just one thing I'd like to ask as well, what's the problem with asking the guy for criticism (I'm assuming that he's you but I may be wrong)? He clearly doesn't like it so I just wanted to ask what's wrong with the fit, I don't see how it makes me a loser.

[Anonymous No.15384946]

>>15384845
but anon, i already have a man

[Anonymous No.15384984]

>>15384738
Rubato is the best, Harley's and Jamieson's are quite short as well.

[Anonymous No.15385075]

>>15384984
>>15384883
>>15384829
>>15384770
dude stop

[Anonymous No.15385094]

>>15385075
What the fuck are you talking about? Only two out of the four posts are actually mine...

[Anonymous No.15385566]

>>15385094
dude... Just stop

[Anonymous No.15385630]

>>15385566
Okay, retard.

[Anonymous No.15385865]

>>15384984
>Rubato
That screams LARP

[Anonymous No.15385892]

>>15385865
Are you serious? Look at the clothing. It's about as minimalist (they're Scandinavian so it figures) as it comes. The only thing that could really be seen as larpy is the shorter hem, which makes total sense since they make clothing that matches mid/high waisted trousers.

[Anonymous No.15385939]

>>15385630
You have been docked 20 social credit points for posting cringe. This post was brought to you by the CCP™

[Anonymous No.15386629]

>>15385865
What the hell do you even mean by "LARP" in this context? It's a brand making vintage-styled sweaters and shirts for fuck's sake. How is any of that "larp". They are also the only brand consistently doing that with perfect detailing (the deeper V necks, longer ribs etc.)

[Anonymous No.15386930]

>>15386629
>>15385892
>LARPing this hard as a "La vita è bella " actor

[Anonymous No.15386964]

how much (if any) shirt cuff should i show under a sweater for casual wear?

[Anonymous No.15386968]

>>15386964
I like to keep it at around 1.5cm.
>>15386930
Stupid troll.

Today's rainy day attire. Trench is from Grenfell, jacket MTM by Scuderi, oxford from Besnard, trousers from Natalino and shoes by Sportsmen Clothing co.

[Anonymous No.15386970]

>>15386968
>wearing suede in a rainy day

[Anonymous No.15386985]

>>15386970
Suede is very good for rainy days, much better than smooth calf imo. Normal calf gets water stains pretty easily and is quite a pain to clean. In contrast, a suede shoe treated with a water repellent spray doesn't get stains and is very easy to clean by just brushing if needed. Suede is my go-to for rainy days.

[Anonymous No.15387066]

>suede loafers arrive today
>turns out russel and bromley label their shoes half to a full size smaller than they actually are

[Anonymous No.15387308]

if i am usually slightly wider in the toe, should i steer clear of loafers?

[Anonymous No.15387310]

>>15386968
Shades of beige-on-beige are to be avoided I feel.

[Anonymous No.15387335]

>>15387310
This

[Anonymous No.15387362]

>>15387308
Should not be the issue if you find correctly sized loafers. Wider forefoot isn't that big of an issue with loafers compared to flatter feet. I have both and it's a pain to find ones that fit.

[Anonymous No.15387375]

I always go TTS with loafers and the ankle slips a tiny bit. I usually rectify this with socks. Is it normal to have a smll amount of slip or should I get the next size down in a wide?

[Anonymous No.15387412]

>>15387362
oof. i got a pair of tassel loafers in black suede, they arrived today. not only were they almost a whole shoe size larger than the size would indicate, but they were also particularly narrow at the toe. have to say im a little gutted there, they were exactly what i was looking for in a shoe.

im having a hard time finding shoes i actually like desu. theres plenty of good shoes on ebay, but very few of them would i even consider within my budget. lots of downright ugly stuff, lots of stuff that just isnt me, and whats left is a lot of stuff i cant ever see myself falling in love with. downside of being a thriftfag i suppose.

[Anonymous No.15387417]

>>15387412
wtf you can find almost any brand of shoe on ebay under $200

[Anonymous No.15387433]

>>15387417
UK for one so less selection, but also im a cheapskate and dont mind restoring a shoe a little if it means i can save cash. if i wanted a shoe right now theres a sale locally that has brand new barker shoes for £50, but ive more time than money and it would be nice to take a pair of shoes that just need a little care and have the satisfaction of knowing i salvaged something and made it not only wearable but appealing for not a lot of money.

[Anonymous No.15387562]

>>15387433
ive found edward green's at charity shops before

[Anonymous No.15387576]

>>15387562
Yeah and I've found cheaneys. Very rare for this to happen though. Much more likely to find aldo trash

[Anonymous No.15387613]

>>15387576
Hate when this happens. Second worst is finding something really nice and it's in manlet framelet size

[Anonymous No.15387631]

>>15386968
Nice fit.

[Anonymous No.15387678]

>>15387613
29x32 38R here, it hurts me every time I find a nice blazer, only to find the size is like a 44S

[Anonymous No.15387688]

>>15387678
Damn you're trim.

[Anonymous No.15387721]

>>15387562
i live in the middle of fucking nowhere, nobody has edward green money here

[Anonymous No.15387738]

>>15387678
99% of blazers on eBay are 42 without fail
I still haven't figured out why.

[Anonymous No.15387743]

>>15387721
I live in Chelsea and I never see anything approaching that level of quality in shoes. It must have been a total fluke.

[Anonymous No.15387834]

Anyone know where I can get cheap denim trousers or pleated jeans? Kinda wanna try them without spending much at all.

[Anonymous No.15387837]

>>15387834
>pleated jeans
Don't. This is Simon Crompton levels of weird.

[Anonymous No.15387839]

>>15387837
I was thinking something less TIP like these when the situation arises but somehow these are not TIP enough. https://www.weekday.com/en_gbp/denim/men-denim/product.mard-denim-trousers-dream-blue-blue.0758773001.html

[Anonymous No.15387840]

>>15387837
Lmao. Always kek at this pic.

[Anonymous No.15387847]

>>15387375
As long as the shoe doesn’t fly off your foot when you do a strong kick, it is normal and it will get used to it.

[Anonymous No.15387848]

Can longsleeve polos work well casually instead of button up shirt?

I don't know if I can make these look good without looking too overdressed to my peers and if they're strictly >athletic.The environment I am in isn't really suited to OCBDs and slacks in the UK, as well as my age (23), I lift and look somewhat athletic.

In addition, since my measurement change I can't really afford to buy nice shirts and get them tailored just yet without wasting a lot of money since a shirt needs to fit better than say a t-shirt or polo so this is why I'm asking.

[Anonymous No.15387856]

>>15387848
I would rather just go with regular shirts. Long sleeves polos/rugby shirts have too much of an association with american wasps in a dorky way. Much more so than most Ivy/prep pieces.
You can wear it once in a while, sure, but daily use will make you look american.

[Anonymous No.15387874]

>>15387848
Go for it, the good ones by Yeossal, Natalino and Luca Avitable look great and work well with sportscoats

[Anonymous No.15387886]

>>15387856
Doesn't it remove some of the American from it if they'd be slightly loose Armani or Lacoste maybe?
>>15387874
Still looks out of place unfortunately with the one piece style.

[Anonymous No.15387889]

>>15387839
The tip thing is not to stress or overthink something as casual as jeans.

[Anonymous No.15387895]

>>15387889
I don't like how they always stack around the knee and how they meet at your shoes. Can't fix the knee thing.

[Anonymous No.15387900]

Love this look.

[Anonymous No.15388238]

>>15387834
>DENIM

[Anonymous No.15388241]

>>15388238
Based

[Anonymous No.15388261]

>>15387900
Has the feet of tiny Asian women

[Anonymous No.15388273]

>>15387678
30x32 jeans 36 chest master race checking in

[Anonymous No.15388276]

>>15387310
I disagree, safari core is tru tip

[Anonymous No.15388295]

>>15388238
cringe

[Anonymous No.15388336]

>>15388261
>implying that that's a bad thing

[Anonymous No.15388343]

>>15388336
This, big feet is a nigger feature

[Anonymous No.15388711]

>>15388343
Smaller and narrower feet look better as well

[Anonymous No.15388734]

Have decided to that i will start dressing like this once im older
Now i just dress north european student core which already incorporates stuff like chinos and untucked shirts but just a lot more casual than full on prep

[Anonymous No.15388762]

>>15388734
Who cares?

[Anonymous No.15388787]

>>15388762
Your gf

[Anonymous No.15388846]

>>15388787
HAHAHAHAHAHAH ACTUALLY IM GAY AJAJAJJAHABAHAH

[Anonymous No.15388924]

>>15388273
30x32 42R. Go to the gym you chestlet

[Anonymous No.15388940]

>>15388924
post ur bod big boi

34 inch 42 strong fat here

[Anonymous No.15389359]

>>15387886
How does it look out of pace? I think it's an excellent look when paired properly.

[Anonymous No.15389416]

>>15388734
Welcome. Don't take much advice from here, you'll get contradictory advice and most senda you to the LARP territory.

[Anonymous No.15389491]

>>15389416
Truth, just read Styleforum and Dieworkwear / Putthison instead.

[Anonymous No.15389725]

>>15389359
Cringe pic

[Anonymous No.15389735]

>>15389725
This.

[Anonymous No.15389782]

>>15389725
What is cringe about it? Zane is one of the consistently best dressed men on instagram.

[Anonymous No.15389806]

>>15389782
>that
>well dressed

[Anonymous No.15389829]

>>15389782
Ok, first the other one (>>15389359):
>ultra cringe rings
>blazer unbuttoned
>polo shirt with a suit
>bad colour for the pocket square


Second one:
>polo shirt again
>blazer seems big for him on arms
>pants close to nipples

[Anonymous No.15389877]

>>15389829
Also
>toronto

[Anonymous No.15390210]

>>15388940
Wow same stats as me. Trying to drop the fat part though. I think I can slim down a pants size or two.

[Anonymous No.15390289]

>>15387856
>Daily use will make you look American
This is a bad thing now?

[Anonymous No.15390457]

TO BUDGET /TIP/PERS:
Spier and Mackay is having a pretty good sale on their custom shirts. You can basically get whatever you want. The bundle price (3 or more shirts) knocks 20 dollars off of every shirt and there is a coupon that stacks to take an additional 25 percent off your order. I just got 250 dollars worth of shirts for 130. Also free shipping.

[Anonymous No.15390458]

anyone got any fucking clue who Grenouille are? theyre apparently a UK family run shirt business, that will somehow sell you a seersucker shirt for £10...

[Anonymous No.15390481]

>>15390458
Grenouille is fr*nch for frog iirc

[Anonymous No.15390516]

>>15390481
yup, if you look at their page it looks pretty sketchy desu

[Anonymous No.15390533]

>>15390516
If it seems to good to be true then it probably is. On the other hand you may get a seersucker shirt for ten bongbucks

[Anonymous No.15390603]

NEW THREAD, this one is at 310 posts:
>>15390601
>>15390601
>>15390601

[Anonymous No.15390760]

>>15378818
just terrible

[Anonymous No.15392291]

>>15389782
posture