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"Le Royale With Cheese"
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"Le Big Mac."
Im glad you told me that"Le Royale With Cheese"
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Sorry Daniele. No French speaking contacts. Thats a line from a movie called Pulp Fiction.Who is?
Have you some contacts?
If so please share them with me. Thanks
It is a nice tan color, I would say you have a plethora of options, from a brown Carhartt like Harv rocks to a classy vintage camel colored overcoat with a fur collar. That color is so versatile, you can do just about anything!Ok, first I'll say hey, I'm back from an unexpected loa for a while. Darry RealLife was being a pain, but I think I've beaten him back. We moved to Indianapolis this past summer and now that it's winter time and snow is falling today, the wife and I fingered it's as good a time as any to get a new coat, so my question is...
What would be a good color to go with the Disney seen in my avatar pic? We are looking at a semi-dressy all rounder, as the janky coat I have now would still be a good work/utility...
Ok, first I'll say hey, I'm back from an unexpected loa for a while. Darry RealLife was being a pain, but I think I've beaten him back. We moved to Indianapolis this past summer and now that it's winter time and snow is falling today, the wife and I fingered it's as good a time as any to get a new coat, so my question is...
What would be a good color to go with the Disney seen in my avatar pic? We are looking at a semi-dressy all rounder, as the janky coat I have now would still be a good work/utility...
That looks like one the vintage jackets I almost purchased from TweedyDon here in the lounge!!!Yes, a color like that will work with many combos - especially earth tones.
Or, you could go all out:
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Ok, first I'll say hey, I'm back from an unexpected loa for a while. Darry RealLife was being a pain, but I think I've beaten him back. We moved to Indianapolis this past summer and now that it's winter time and snow is falling today, the wife and I fingered it's as good a time as any to get a new coat, so my question is...
What would be a good color to go with the Disney seen in my avatar pic? We are looking at a semi-dressy all rounder, as the janky coat I have now would still be a good work/utility...
I remember seeing that jacket on a sale rack back in the day. I should have bought it, right in style!Yes, a color like that will work with many combos - especially earth tones.
Or, you could go all out:
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i'm having the old lady get me a high-end hat or two this Christmas. any opinions as to which hat shape, brim length from my current collection best suits me?
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It is a nice tan color, I would say you have a plethora of options, from a brown Carhartt like Harv rocks to a classy vintage camel colored overcoat with a fur collar. That color is so versatile, you can do just about anything!
The lighting and small version of a avitar is tough to go from. Try posting a larger 600x image that shows the real color of this hat. I say even if it is "silverbelly" you are still looking at some of the same recommendations. A very nice color to contrast with darker clothing. Give us more to work from.Thanks, I think it's called silverbelly, but not sure. I had been thinking about black, dark brown or even a dark grey...
Here is from when I first signed up and posed some pics...The lighting and small version of a avitar is tough to go from. Try posting a larger 600x image that shows the real color of this hat. I say even if it is "silverbelly" you are still looking at some of the same recommendations. A very nice color to contrast with darker clothing. Give us more to work from.
Well, here's mine... To quote one of my favorite Fedora wearing actors in a movie where he doesn't wear one... She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid... It's a bit of a 'beater', but she fits well, and has character...
Here is from when I first signed up and posed some pics...
nope, you're setting yourself up to be wrongHere is a "broad stroke" question..Would it be a "fair assumption " that any American made fedora with a black sweatband is most likely a mid to late "60's" made hat ?
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nope, you're setting yourself up to be wrong
I am not looking to be 100% correct all the time...that said, can you please explain?