Want to buy or sell something? Check the classifieds
  • The Fedora Lounge is supported in part by commission earning affiliate links sitewide. Please support us by using them. You may learn more here.

Search results

  1. habberdasher

    Dress shirts ... just dress shirts

    I searched "tuxedo shirt loop" and found this: I know the shirt you're describing is not a tuxedo shirt but as the one that is shown the loop holds a marcella waistcoat and tie, so maybe the loop holds the tie, or the style is just carried over. The link is a really great white tie reference...
  2. habberdasher

    Dress shirts ... just dress shirts

    Both are really great! The golf collar is my favorite and is definitely not 60s but 20s-30s! The second one is the same, with a pointier collar that's 30s-40s! I'd get both if I could. The first one is even better because of the contrasting white-blue; very vintage!
  3. habberdasher

    Dress shirts ... just dress shirts

    If you don't like any sixties style, then I don't think you'd like Mad Men. Mind you it does focus on the more conservative side (not beatniks and hippies, but Madison Avenue Admen) in the early sixties. I think you can get tab collared shirts with longer points; a bit more classic and not the...
  4. habberdasher

    "Mad Men" on AMC (US) - (Spoilers Within)

    Yeah, but she's so nice to look at!
  5. habberdasher

    Dress shirts ... just dress shirts

    No! The 60s preppy look is great! If you don't like the title, think Mad Men's younger set. A little less conservative, skinny button-downs and tab-collars. Bass loafers and all. But of course tab collars were around before too!
  7. habberdasher

    Dress shirts ... just dress shirts

    Whatever is best for you, if you like a tight fit its better for you since you don't like open space between the neck and collar.
  8. habberdasher

    Show us your suits

    Up until the late fifties lapels were that wide but the shape got boxier. They had db suits then too. A lot of db suits have two non-working buttons at top...there's no rule.
  9. habberdasher

    Pomade

    Isn't that used to induce labor?!
  10. habberdasher

    Pomade

    Thanks for the help! Some others I'm considering: black and white (does it have a medium hold?) and Murray's Super Light (does it have good shine?) I'm looking for a new medium-hold, high shine pomade good for everyday use that'll control curly, frizzy hair.
  11. habberdasher

    Pomade

    Can anyone please explain the hold for Brylcreem? I know it has high shine but it never is mentioned what the hold intensity is. I assume it's a medium hold like RC, but I'm not sure.
  13. habberdasher

    30's~40's Work Boots

    Thanks all for the help!
  14. habberdasher

    Hair cuts

    I think it'll work!
  15. habberdasher

    Hair cuts

    Also look at that shirt-the whole photo doesn't seem like he could be from then-I just have a feel.
  16. habberdasher

    30's~40's Work Boots

    What's the cheapest you could get a 30s-40s styled boot (nothing modern) for and where?
  17. habberdasher

    30's~40's Work Boots

    Where'd you get those?
  19. habberdasher

    Hair cuts

    Use Royal Crown-it keeps the hair in place very well with non-crazy hair like yours, and it adds great shine. It's soft yet has hold close to Murray's and it's really all you need unless your hair is curly. Also add less pomade to the are of your wave; that's what I usually do.
  20. habberdasher

    Hair cuts

    That's gold! If only barbers still used manuals like those...and there are tons of great reference photos to bring to your barber!
  21. habberdasher

    Hair cuts

    A thick pomade turns my curly hair into poofy straight hair; I think a light pomade with hold that doesn't turn the hair straight (RC, for example) is what would work.
  22. habberdasher

    Hair cuts

    That's pretty cool!
  23. habberdasher

    Hair cuts

    Did anyone notice those cuffs? The have a "v" shape where the button is!

Latest posts

Members online

... and 18 more.
Total: 3,400 (members: 68, guests: 3,332)

Forum statistics

Threads
109,150
Messages
3,075,137
Members
54,124
Latest member
usedxPielt
Top