Dreamofgilgamesh
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Well they're excellent, the folks in your neck of the woods are obviously better heeled than they are in mine,
The three coats are (from the top):
Belted and double breasted camel-hair overcoat. Made in the UK for a store in Bermuda. Probably 1950s/60s
Double Breasted 'King Coat' from Harrods. My guess would be fortes or fifties.
'British Warm' overcoat by Dunn and Co. Probably 1970s.
Yeah, should probably due that. And the slacks actually match the jacket, it was just bad lighting [huh]Lovely tie. Not likeing the grey with the brown (?) trousers and if that sleeve were an inch shorter and add a white pocket square, it would look tops.
This has been previously said, but you are so lucky to have hair (!) you should get it trimmed down man, just a matter of sides & back and expensive barber not necessary. Go to your local grandpa barber and spend the 15$ for a quick trim. He'll know how to do it and would make such a big difference. Just saying as it would so much improve your overall appearance seeing the style you go for.
Excellent!
I had to attend a funeral today and it's a bit cold out, so an overcoat and scarf was in order. One bad thing about being retired (damn, did I say "bad thing"?) is not having an opportunity to wear a coat and tie with an overcoat and scarf to work most every day in the winter. Now, it's Sundays and special occasions. The rest of the time it's usually bib overalls and an old barn coat.
The Missus and I on the tube heading towards Westminster Abbey for the boy's carol service
15oz SJC Harris jacket, ink shirt, black silk knitted tie, big b dungarees and yard boots
I had to attend a funeral today and it's a bit cold out, so an overcoat and scarf was in order. One bad thing about being retired (damn, did I say "bad thing"?) is not having an opportunity to wear a coat and tie with an overcoat and scarf to work most every day in the winter. Now, it's Sundays and special occasions. The rest of the time it's usually bib overalls and an old barn coat.
Big Man, I love the way you wear your clothes - they don't wear you. It is intangible, but you project a confidence and comfort with who you are and the clothes you wear that enhances the overall look and appeal of your outfits. And, man do I love that car. I'm sorry you had to attend a funeral - my condolences.