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[Gin&Tonics]

I've got two of those, but no shirts with the little holes where they poke through...

What I want are those safety-pin or clip-on type bars...haven't found any yet.

According to Alan Flusser, an actual gold safety pin will serve quite nicely and carries considerable flair.

 

[AntonAAK]

This chap arrived on my doorstep yesterday and I am rather pleased with it. A good fit too although I'll have to lose the turn-ups. 1955 dated bespoke, three piece pinstripe.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/320928620...:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649#ht_13689wt_1163

 

[Two Types]

Very nice. Very traditional. I expect you to be wearing that with a bowler hat, carrying an umbrella.

P.S. When is your new suit from David Saxby due to be finished?

 

[Shangas]

According to Alan Flusser, an actual gold safety pin will serve quite nicely and carries considerable flair.

...Y'know...that's not a bad idea...I wonder if that would work...

 

[Gin&Tonics]

...Y'know...that's not a bad idea...I wonder if that would work...

Don't see why not. Worth a shot, anyways.

 

[Orgetorix]

30s/40s, picked up today. Too small for me (38-40R), so it's in the Classifieds if anyone's interested: http://www.thefedoralounge.com/show...ipe-3-Piece-suit-38-40R&p=1474694#post1474694

 

[Chasseur]

Trying on some late 1950s suits today, debating about selling them.

Mid-1950s US suit by Scot Squire Delux, lightweight blue/black stripe:

Late 1950s/early 1960s British Burton Mad Men-ish suit, narrow lapels. But very traditionally styled, button fly, forward pleats, suspender buttons no belt loops, etc.

 

[Chasseur]

1950s Oxxford tweed suit with a subtle red overcheck.

The jacket is a little long for my tastes (its a 44L I think). But I do love tweed!

 

[Orgetorix]

Very nice! But when do you get to wear tweed that heavy?

 

[Chasseur]

Very nice! But when do you get to wear tweed that heavy?

Thanks! I do worry the jacket is a little long...

Its actually a pretty light weight for tweed. But I save this one normally for trips in the winter time.

 

[Detective_Noir]

theres no hate on a tuxedo suit right? this was custom made for me by a tailor in overland park and i decided to wear it during prom... it may not be vintage but its something i though i could share with you guys. oh and the spectators are a spectacular edition to my suits and tuxedo , i will be posting my other suits up soon when i get photos

 

[alsendk]

You both look absolutely terrific !

 

[Detective_Noir]

You both look absolutely terrific !

Thank You!

 

[Gin&Tonics]

theres no hate on a tuxedo suit right? this was custom made for me by a tailor in overland park and i decided to wear it during prom... it may not be vintage but its something i though i could share with you guys. oh and the spectators are a spectacular edition to my suits and tuxedo , i will be posting my other suits up soon when i get photos

Very nice! Firstly, your date is an absolute knockout! Secondly, you have a very classy and elegant tux there. I love the choice of the black and white spectators as opposed to a more traditional patent leather oxford; it adds a bit of flash to the traditional black tie attire. Your use of collar studs is a very nice, classy touch that many don't do anymore, and I presume you must have matching cufflinks as well.

Personally, I would have preferred a peaked or shawl lapel on the jacket, but that's just my personal taste. Very nicely done, sir!

 

[Detective_Noir]

Very nice! Firstly, your date is an absolute knockout! Secondly, you have a very classy and elegant tux there. I love the choice of the black and white spectators

me and my girlfriend know that we wont be able to find the style of the 30's and 40's as much due to the styles and trends tailors will have now days but we try to have the vintage look to it whilst having the new era style as well. i added the top hat to create a more conservative look to the tuxedo. sadly, i could not find a shawl lapel double breasted as is my favorite type of tux do to Casablanca.

 

[Gin&Tonics]

me and my girlfriend know that we wont be able to find the style of the 30's and 40's as much due to the styles and trends tailors will have now days but we try to have the vintage look to it whilst having the new era style as well. i added the top hat to create a more conservative look to the tuxedo. sadly, i could not find a shawl lapel double breasted as is my favorite type of tux do to Casablanca.

You can also wear a black Homburg such as the one sported by Jeremy Brett in my Avatar. The Homburg is traditionally associated with black tie, while the top hat is traditionally associated with white tie.

 

[Detective_Noir]

posting my suit photos as promised

lol i feel like a **** in the first photo, but i have a double breasted suit 2 fastener and its worsted wool

and this last one is a single breasted 3 piece suit i bought a while back in the beginning of summer 2010 as can see with the much longer hair... i dont really like the fedora in this photo anymore due to its very tapered and short crown as i have a superior stetson stetsonian above this photo with an open 6" crown (this hat is a Dobbs Fifth Avenue New York) if anyone wants to buy it from me send me a message its a modern day fedora not vintage....

 

[Gin&Tonics]

That double breasted number with the grey fedora is excellent. Very classic cut and style. I like the pipe too! What sort of tobacco do you smoke?

 

[Detective_Noir]

The double breasted is actually a charcoal grey with chalk pin stripes and that pipe was my grandfathers when he was alive and I kept it because it was something to remember him by. And I dont smoke I only use the pipe for prop uses in photo shoots

 

[Dinerman]

Better pics to come once it arrives. Definitely an oddball suit.
Winter coat weight, dressy western style. For the well dressed stockman?