EPTMen's Fashion Thread - Page 184
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
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Royalcommand
Korea (South)189 Posts
On December 02 2013 16:19 Juliette wrote: pointy toe boots look odd @_@. too formal for the workwear style of most boots. unless its a chelsea i suppose. ive seen 1ks do ok but regardless of the boot you get, in the snow you'll either have to waterproof/snowseal (partially for the wetness, partially bc they salt roads and salt on leather is blah). and in a blizzard id rather have duck boots than anything else. dunno about 1/2 soles but any type of resoling will usually have to be at a shoe repair store (what are these called again..cobblers?) Ive heard good things about OSB and 1k. dunno about allen edmonds boots check for return policies online. alternatively, check stockists around you to fit it before buying. i really dislike buying stuff online if its expensive unless i've fit it before :[. glhf - is it snug? im probably more in between 9.5 and 10 in flyknits. Guess i should go 42. thanks - for the red pants wear stuff that'll help tone it down. that red is really bright and it'll draw a lot of attention. you wanna balance that out (either via complimentary colors, or darker neutrals to offset. ) - also i caved and kopped RRL denim :[. guess i wont be getting CPs till the spring (not that ill get much of a chance to wear them in the winter). On the plus side i wont hunt PJB/momos anymore and i've "saved" myself like $60-80. go with 42 | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
i kinda wanna just kop this for 275 at this point. the 20% off stays until dec 20 and i really want to use it... but not white T_T | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
On December 02 2013 13:28 zulu_nation8 wrote: Why does it say to stay away from pointy toes? because pointy boots are mildly hard to pull off, and that guide is for mfa whose userbase is composed primarily of novices. That's why most of the boots they do recommend are extremely versatile. recent season slp fits have slim pointy boots if you're looking for a way to wear them. after December I'll do a recent cops post (past 3 months really) | ||
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Najda
United States3765 Posts
Suggestions of pieces or good websites/stores appreciated! | ||
intrigue
Washington, D.C9935 Posts
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Bigtony
United States1606 Posts
http://putthison.com/post/7807163078/q-and-answer-how-much-can-my-clothes-be-altered Read those two. I'd suggest you find a reputable tailor in your area (usually that means NOT the lady at the dry cleaners, though sometimes she's good). If they say they can have the job done in a week...probably walk away. Quick run down: 1. sleeves should show some cuff 2. Depending on your build and style you may want to have it taken in at the waist a tiny bit 3. Pants - length - if you're short ask for 'little to no break' if you're taller ask for 'a little bit of break.' 4. If the pant legs are loose at the thighs it's possible to bring them in a bit. 5. You can also take the waist of the pants in or out. | ||
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Demoninja
United States1190 Posts
Edit: Lol of course all the shirts are basically only 3XL and L | ||
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MoonfireSpam
United Kingdom1153 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/m1pxmyz.jpg) | ||
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Najda
United States3765 Posts
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/orijeans/orijeans-selvedge-denim-jeans-made-to-order | ||
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Demoninja
United States1190 Posts
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
if nothing else fits you then i guess but that's part of why some denim is more expensive | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
On December 02 2013 16:33 ticklishmusic wrote: Looking for a decent (but cheap) suit-- yeah, I know those are hard to find. 21 years old, looking for internships and need something navy blue/ grey that I can wear to interviews and other business things. I know there's a couple good websites out there with offerings, anyone help out and shoot a link my way? Also need a suggestion for a flexible moderately-dressy pair of shoes-- I need more stuff that could be construed as "business casual". I'm thinking a nice dark suede-type pair that pair with khakis. Think like college student level-- about $200 max for the suit | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
One option is Uniqlo - the blazer + pants are sold separately and run at around ~$150. Including tailoring costs (you want to tailor it!) you'll probably get to almost $200. I'm actually thinking about doing that (although I'm pretty happy with the suit I have right now so I probably won't). Alternatively, do what I did and to places with discounted "designer" stuff (loehmanns, nordstrom rack, sak's off 5th) and grab something that fits ok and have it tailored. It'll probably cost the same, but you might find something of better quality than uniqlo. Sak's has a line made by Zegna specifically for saks thats.... maybe $300? I think it was half canvassed and would be better quality than the other options. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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TheMusiC
United States1054 Posts
On December 02 2013 13:28 zulu_nation8 wrote: Are wolverine 1k or Allen Edmonds boots good for walking in wintry stuff? Any other recommendations for practical but nice looking winter boots? Has anyone tried Oak Street bootmaker trench boots? I'm hesitant to buy boots online not only because of fit but because of how they might look, but they definitely look nice on their website. Can I put half soles on myself or would I have to go to a shoe store? Thanks Found this: http://www.reddit.com/r/malefashionadvice/comments/z2quy/mfa_boot_guide_20122013/\ Why does it say to stay away from pointy toes? i have a pair of 1ks and they are great, would recommend to anyone On December 03 2013 14:07 zulu_nation8 wrote: I got a pair of Unbranded 201s and 301s with $50 off both from urban outfitters. I'm a little scared of the sizing but luckily they allow online orders to be returned in store, hopefully they stretch out a bit. Unbranded website says 301s are actually one size down from 201s. They will be my first pairs of raw denim. if you button them up and they are snug (tight, but not super tight) then you will be fine as raws pretty much always stretch out after 10-20ish wears. if you can't button up the top button then move up a size. | ||
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RuskiPanda
United States2906 Posts
On December 03 2013 14:14 TheMusiC wrote: i have a pair of 1ks and they are great, would recommend to anyone if you button them up and they are snug (tight, but not super tight) then you will be fine as raws pretty much always stretch out after 10-20ish wears. if you can't button up the top button then move up a size. Depends on the brand. Some pairs you actually want to be difficult as hell to button at first because they will stretch quite a bit. Waist is usually the most forgiving measurement imo, the top block of the thighs is a lot harder to get right usually. | ||
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Najda
United States3765 Posts
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Louuster
Canada2869 Posts
You can always get it and see for yourself since its so cheap, but unless you have basically zero expectation you will most likely be disappointed. You're buying a blazer for basically the cost of a cheap t-shirt, so that should be a good indication of the level of quality you can expect. | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
![[image loading]](http://young-stalin.com/images/13367281435480.jpeg) buying unknown-branded trendy clothing made in china off ebay for cheap is most likely a bad idea. | ||
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