Marc Chevalier said:
Chrome said:Dated to '55 it is thee piece suit, funny that DB suit comes with vest.
First pic with vintage hat
Then with Federation IV
Last of my favorite shot
Needs little waist tailoring to fit fabulously but I love it already
donCarlos said:I just brought home this jacket (and that ascot, my first ever), for a perfect price of 3 USD:
The jacket was made by OP Prostejov, it´s wool-polyesther blend, well cut, so I guess it can be from half 60´s. The lapels look very vintagey though. The only problem is that the jacket may look a bit short, but it´s my size and it looks that way only if buttoned, so...
One question - we all know that the last button shall be left undone, but what if the jacket has only one button? More generally, how common it is to see a jacket with only one button?
Down2BDapper said:For only thirty dollars I recently aquired this little beauty:
But what may seem to be just a plain unassuming umbrella is in fact...
A lethal weapon.
Doran said:
Warbaby said:Inspired by Feraud, I too have treated myself to a pair of white bucks. Won these on eBay a couple of days ago for $20. Shipping added $15 to the price, but still not a bad deal. Seller said they're in like new condition with the original box. We'll see when they get here...
GranadaGuy617 said:This is what I dressed in today :
Brown Herring Bone 4Pocket Vest
Blue and white Chambray Workshirt
Tweed Cap
Army Wool Trousers I think 1937 Pattern not sure, No QM tag also worn with an army trouser belt.
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