Monthly Archives: January 2011
Hat and Suit
Hat: Vintage Ken Kobb, antique store, $20 Suit: Oxxford, consignment store, $60 Shirt: Jos. A. Banks, store clearance, $20 Tie: Drakes, thrifted, $1.50 Pocket square: Brooks Brothers, $15 Socks: Target, … Continue reading
Colorful Friday
Today was sort of an experiment in dressing colorfully. One that I don’t intend to repeat, at least not to this level. Jacket: Southwick, thrifted, $6 Pants: Eddie Bauer, store … Continue reading
The Churchill Dot Tie
I’ve begun making my photos clickable links that will bring up a (slightly) larger version of the picture so you can see detail more. Suit: Brooks Brothers, store clearance sale, … Continue reading
Not A LSU Tie
Dealing with a point-and-shoot camera’s autofocus can be tricky when you’re using the self-timer. To compensate, I normally use manual focus and set the aperture all the way down at … Continue reading
Stripes with Stripes
Sorry for the poor picture quality. I forgot my camera today and had to use my phone. Suit: Southwick, bought secondhand online, $30 Shirt: Brooks Brothers, thrifted, $5 Tie: Brooks … Continue reading
Pink, Green, and Blue
Can’t you tell how glad I am to be back at work after a week off? Suit: Oxxford, consignment store, $60 Shirt: Brooks Brothers, store 60% off sale, $32 Tie: … Continue reading
Three Piece Tweed
Suit: Stanley Blacker, thrifted, $17 Shirt: Gitman Bros, gift, $0 Tie: Brooks Bros, discount store, $15 Socks: Daniel Cremieux, store clearance, $7 Boots: Allen-Edmonds, Ebay, $40 Tailoring cost: $0 (did … Continue reading
Flat Cap
I’m reaching into the archives today and posting an outfit from a couple months ago. Since it’s a snow day and since I’ve been in school and not at work … Continue reading
Days gone by…
Many American clothing and shoe manufacturers that were once top-quality are either out of business now, or the product they make today is worthless junk. But if you know what … Continue reading
Consignment Stores
Consignment stores occupy sort of a middle ground between thrift stores and retail stores in the value hierarchy. They’re generally cleaner and better organized than thrift stores, often with an … Continue reading
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