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jcarlson08
United States267 Posts
On February 06 2012 08:05 Cambium wrote: you resole them to protect them FYI: http://www.fabsugar.com/Fab-Tip-Resole-Your-Brand-New-Shoes-3958598 I've never heard of this, ever. Seems pretty rediculous to me. Quality shoes will come with quality soles, seems pointless to put new ones on. Cheap shoes aren't worth resoling anyway. | ||
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jamesr12
United States1549 Posts
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
regardless how 'quality' your shoes are, your leather soles will get ruined if you walk on wet salted roads... | ||
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jcarlson08
United States267 Posts
On February 06 2012 08:34 jamesr12 wrote: Agreed, that article says, rubber soles too? Not to mention the shoes shown in the photo in the article were all women's... | ||
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yakitate304
United States655 Posts
Also, for anyone who is planning to do it (needs to be ordered before Tuesday 2/7 at midnight - not sure what timezone)... Use the promo code "SMILE" and the pin number "3030". The site advertises "SWEEP" "3025" but if you use SMILE you get the same benefits as SWEEP, in addition to free shipping if it's over 50 dollars. Olive version of this jacket - $120 marked to $45 Navy version of this sweater - $40 marked to $16 Grey/Black version of this cardigan - $80 marked to $23 Blue version of this windbreaker - $70 marked to $17 Grand total of $83.99 with free shipping! | ||
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jcarlson08
United States267 Posts
On February 06 2012 08:48 Cambium wrote: leather soles aren't that great to wear in rain or snow, while I've never done this before, i can definitely see value in adding a rubber half sole regardless how 'quality' your shoes are, your leather soles will get ruined if you walk on wet salted roads... For normal rain a good wax job and an umbrella will keep your shoes sufficiently dry, warm, and cozy. If you have to wear a suit while trudging through snow or something like that I'm sure no one will fault you for wearing some rubber overshoes or boots while you are in the elements and removing them when you get inside. Like these. Regardless rubber soled footwear usually looks pretty tacky with a nice suit, I don't recommend it. | ||
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Brees
Marshall Islands3404 Posts
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Diglett
600 Posts
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
This guy shared my concerns: http://www.styleforum.net/t/194023/leather-sole-and-water-snow-dirt ========================== All the talk about shoes, here's something really cool: http://www.styleforum.net/t/15310/a-tale-of-two-shoes-fixing-a-pair-of-bruno-maglis-photoessay | ||
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NeoSlicerZ
Ireland470 Posts
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jamesr12
United States1549 Posts
On February 06 2012 08:48 Cambium wrote: leather soles aren't that great to wear in rain or snow, while I've never done this before, i can definitely see value in adding a rubber half sole regardless how 'quality' your shoes are, your leather soles will get ruined if you walk on wet salted roads... Thats what Galoshes are for @Neo I do not know what is available in London, but if your thighs and ass are big compared to your waist look for a tapered opposed to a straight leg jean. Tapered jeans taper from the knee down allowing the thighs to be larger without having the calf and ankle area be way to big. | ||
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iamahydralisk
United States813 Posts
On February 04 2012 23:21 jamesr12 wrote: @GDR, stay away from boot cuts. boot cut means that below the knee the pant widens, this is in theory to make room for wearing a large boot, hence the name, from your description it sounds like you want tapered jean which will narrow from the knee to the ankle therefore staying closer to your leg. I would try levis, 511, don't be afraid of the name skinny jean it is not at and emo skinny jean, its just a slim fit jean made for smaller people. The next step up would be the 513 then 514. Finally the 520, and 521. If I were you I'd go to a store and start with the 511, and work your way up from there. If you can't find one of the options in your size you can always order online from a place with a good return policy like zappos. As far as shirts go, look for "sport shits" opposed to "dress shirts" because as a general rule sport shirts are meant to be worn untucked and dress shirts are meant to be tucked. Check out the lands-end canvas sale, some good stuff, and nice return policy. @Statis, I like US style but I'm a traditionalist. I could see the Korean style working for some people, as long as you realize it is much more casual, and don't try to dress it up or anything, but for jeans like you say, I think either one could work. @Jonte, read the tag but most likely your jacket is dry clean only, if it is don't try anything fancy just bring it in and get it dry cleaned. The same applies to your jacket and dress pants. As far as removing hair and other things between cleaning get yourself a lint roller. As far as how often to get your clothes dry cleaned, only as needed, I think most people do it more often then needed, dry cleaning is hard on clothes, so you should really do it only when hanging the clothes for 24 hours wont remove the smells anymore or there are stains. just thought i'd add onto this post. i have personal experience with all of those levis fits and as far as "skinnyness" goes, it'd probably go something like this: 511 (skinniest) -> 520/521 (very similar. basically 514 thighs with a 511 ankle) -> 513 -> 514. as far as "fit" goes (how good they look), my personal preference would be 521 (best) -> 511 -> 513 -> 514 -> 520 (only putting this one at the end because it's the one i'm least experienced with). i've never seen 514's look great on anyone. to me, they're the type of jean for a guy who wants to look okay without worrying too much, if that makes sense. | ||
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B1nary
Canada1267 Posts
And as a more general question, are characters from TV shows generally good guidelines for dress? It would make sense since the actors have professionals picking out their outfit. | ||
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Mykill
Canada3402 Posts
On February 05 2012 05:58 NationInArms wrote: These: http://www.jcpenney.com/jcp/x6.aspx?deptid=70673&catid=71043&grptyp=STY&itemid=17b9387 Original Fit Specifications: 29 - 32, Medium Stonewash Converse: these ones I think http://www.converse.com/#/products/Shoes/ChuckTaylor/M9166 get a darker wash. and a slimmer fit. and yes those will go fine. | ||
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Radioman
Canada904 Posts
On February 04 2012 16:34 StasisTV wrote: which peacoat should I purchase? Korean Style USA Style I really like the gray, what do you think would go best with jeans.. I tried ordering the Korean style one and it won't ship to Vancouver. Am I doing something wrong? | ||
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NationInArms
United States1553 Posts
On February 06 2012 14:11 Mykill wrote: get a darker wash. and a slimmer fit. and yes those will go fine. Thanks! I eventually will get a darker wash and slimmer fit! | ||
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Cedstick
Canada3336 Posts
 Anyway, that is a really nice jacket. | ||
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Radioman
Canada904 Posts
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Cedstick
Canada3336 Posts
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cmgillett
United States335 Posts
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