EPTMen's Fashion Thread - Page 58
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Xxio
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Focuspants
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Diglett
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On July 12 2012 03:16 Focuspants wrote: Been a while since I posted in here! gugarutz, on a 2 button jacket, only the top button should ever be done up. Your tailor is doing it wrong. On a 3 button jacket, only the middle button should be buttoned. You NEVER button both buttons on a 2 button jacket. for 3 2 roll sure, but otherwise buttoning the top 2 or just the middle is fine, just depends on your choice of look | ||
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Dapperlook
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randommuch
United States370 Posts
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Kal_rA
United States2925 Posts
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zatic
Zurich15365 Posts
No offense meant it's just one of those things Google will 100% answer for you. | ||
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Kal_rA
United States2925 Posts
On July 16 2012 10:37 zatic wrote: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Whats the difference between a blazer, a sports jacket and a suit jacket? No offense meant it's just one of those things Google will 100% answer for you. Hahahaha thanks zatic <3 I was looking more for like personal opinions and thoughts though.. guess I just phrased my question wrong | ||
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LeSioN
United States325 Posts
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
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dgsdm
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I pretty much have a general idea of what kind of suit I want to get after reading some of the posts here and http://www.styleforum.net/atype/5/Styleforum_101 I'm kind of struggling with how the fit should be. The current trend in Korea is to wear it very slim/european. I'm a very skinny guy and have broad shoulders for my frame. Although I need to wear a small size for generally everything, most of the time whatever I wear would be tight on the shoulders. Same thing applies with suit jackets. For example, Korean sizes range from 90-115, and I fit in somewhere between 90-95. 90 is a bit tight on the shoulder for me and fits well everywhere else. And 95-100 fits me well on the shoulder but is a little bit big everywhere else. All the salespeople I spoke to insisted that I go with the smaller size stating that the shoulder is suppose to be tight, that its the trend, etc. With that being said.. when I'm getting a suit off the rack, what exactly am I suppose to be looking for in the fit? For example, do I consider the shoulders first? The waist? length? Also what if I decided to bulk up/work out in the near future? If I get a suit that's already tight on the shoulders, it might not fit me if I bulked up a little. What is your guys' take on buying a slightly larger suit in case I decided to work out? If anyone here lives in Korea or has bought a suit here before please give me some advice on buying suits. | ||
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Diglett
600 Posts
On July 17 2012 01:50 dgsdm wrote: With that being said.. when I'm getting a suit off the rack, what exactly am I suppose to be looking for in the fit? For example, do I consider the shoulders first? The waist? length? Also what if I decided to bulk up/work out in the near future? If I get a suit that's already tight on the shoulders, it might not fit me if I bulked up a little. What is your guys' take on buying a slightly larger suit in case I decided to work out? If anyone here lives in Korea or has bought a suit here before please give me some advice on buying suits. find a style you like, meaning # buttons(2 is standard), color (navy and charcoal are standard), lapel size (slimmer is more modern), length (shorter is more modern) for fit, the shoulder area is the most important. this is because it is the hardest area for a tailor to alter since they will have to unsew and resew the arms and that's difficult. this means you should have a tailor measure your shoulder to shoulder length and get a jacket that fits just right at the shoulders. that means the ending of your shoulder bone should hit right where the shoulder seam of the jacket it. also have high armholes. also make sure when you button it it isn't tight in the chest, indicated by an "x" forming at the button. tailors can fix it but not if it's way too tight. everything else can pretty much be altered, including taking in the waist, shortening etc. but a tailor can't really make a jacket that much bigger. | ||
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FFGenerations
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price range...£20 or less if possible i know you can pick them up in charity shops, which is where i got mine, but mine has a crumple at the bottom which makes the bottom part stick out or bulge quite rigidly (its tucked in in the pic so you cant see it so much) idk what it is called, maybe some sort of jumper with zip idk ignore the rolled up sleeve. sleeve or sleeve-less is good (preferably sleeve-less imo but that probably doesnt exist.,...) ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/rIjhj.jpg) thanks.. | ||
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OMin
United States545 Posts
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
On July 19 2012 15:36 OMin wrote: hey guys! do you guys know anywhere i can get a cardigan with good fit for a decent price? it doesnt have to be anything fancy, id prefer it to be simple. thanks! Define decent price | ||
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Diglett
600 Posts
On July 19 2012 15:36 OMin wrote: hey guys! do you guys know anywhere i can get a cardigan with good fit for a decent price? it doesnt have to be anything fancy, id prefer it to be simple. thanks! uniqlo | ||
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tuestresfat
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early thanks =] | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
On July 19 2012 17:13 tuestresfat wrote: how do you explain to your hairstylist what haircut you want? i.e. how would you explain you want your hair cut like the 1st picture of medium in the op? early thanks =] best way is to show them a picture of how you want it styled | ||
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AlphaWhale
Australia328 Posts
On July 19 2012 17:15 Juliette wrote: best way is to show them a picture of how you want it styled This. And get mad if they fuck it up (read: Politely let them know they are doing it wrong), nothing worse than just sitting there as they chop lock after lock of swag off your head. | ||
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