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Attack of the spread collars
This is one of my great pet peeves as well. I prefer a high, moderately spread, very soft collar with long points like those often worn in Italian films from the 50s and 60s. Hs pic is not so clear, but the collar is a perfect example and very similar to what my shirtmaker makes for me. I...- iammatt
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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A Vintage Style Overcoat
No. It was actually made to be used in open air roadster racing, and if you look at it you will see that it was well worn and well loved.- iammatt
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- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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A Vintage Style Overcoat
I had it made in Naples this summer. As far as coat details: Here is a vintage coat that the same shop made in the 30s (it belongs to the shop owner, not me): And a linen duster made in the teens: And Alan, I am just following you and Manton around. You can't get rid of me...- iammatt
- Post #6
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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A Vintage Style Overcoat
Thought you guys might enjoy a modern version of an older style.- iammatt
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- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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A more english style hat
Thanks. I know that they are not Optimo quality, but are Christy and Lock about equal these days? -
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A more english style hat
I am not a hat guy, but I do enjoy them from time to time. One problem for me is that I do not prefer a hat that makes a large statement as some enthusiasts here seem to. I have noticed that many styles of hat that are more typically British seem to meld into an overall outfit much better... -
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Borsalinos in Italy?
In Florence (Tuscany) there is a Borsalino shop near the Ponte Vecchia not too far from the street market where they sell cheap, low priced leather goods. It looked OK from the outside, but I did not venture in.
