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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #100 on: August 03, 2010, 07:00:02 PM »


you can smear shit on a brick of gold.. you can put a tuxedo on a piece of shit.. either way, still golden and still shitty. 'dressing up' on a daily basis is for tools and women.



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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #101 on: August 03, 2010, 07:08:26 PM »
You forgot that some of us might have jobs that require to dress up. it's also good to have a wardrobe in which at a moments notice, you can put a outfit together and not feel out of place at Ruth Chris.
When I went to college my mother stipulated that I must have a least one sportscoat or blazer and khakis, just in case for a school function, on campus interview or going to church service.

It's 'ruth's' Chris  ;)

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« Reply #102 on: August 03, 2010, 07:52:53 PM »
i throw on whatever i see first, and hit the street. grooming, hygiene, physical fitness are all important. grooming to a lesser extent because alot of guys look great with zero grooming. clothing? doesnt matter.

you can smear shit on a brick of gold.. you can put a tuxedo on a piece of shit.. either way, still golden and still shitty. 'dressing up' on a daily basis is for tools and women.




This could not be the any more untrue, and I expect your opinion is reflective of your age.

If you ever have aspirations to make something of yourself, and your on a job interview, and things are close between you and another candid, a employer is always going to give the edge a well put together individual.

Resumes are comparable, experience is close, but you walk in looking like you don't give a shit about your attire and your competitor is using clothing as an additional reflection of their persona; you lose, they win.

Clothing has been used as a tool to make an impact on people for centuries. Ever hear the saying: "you look like a millions bucks"?

I've got news for you; first impressions can do a lot for ones career, and since you have weird proportions due to your size, throwing on "whatever" likely makes you look like a neanderthol to 95% of the population.

As said, it's not about labels or cost, it's about wearing clothing that fits you well and maximizes your credibility.

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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #103 on: August 03, 2010, 07:55:58 PM »
Khakis and a polo are my work attire but any other time I'm wearing a t-shirt and jeans/shorts. I do have two suits hanging in the closet.


I really don't care what brands I wear, in fact my wife buys a lot of my jeans and shorts as I hate clothes shopping. I mostly wear hunting, guy harvey and columbia fishing shirts (outed as a redneck)

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« Reply #104 on: August 03, 2010, 08:06:05 PM »
I don't get the stigma that goes with dressing well.

If done right, a pair of nice jeans, a well fitted button down and a sport jacket, with some decent shoes can have you looking better than 90% of the population.

Back in the 30's - 50's a true man knew how to dress. You'd see working stiffs walking down the street in navy three peice suits and well tailored shirts.

It's amazing how lazy and retarded some have become.

You can project extreme masculinity through clothing without being a fucking metro.

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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #105 on: August 03, 2010, 08:07:57 PM »
Yes, the metro thing is out of control. How feminine does a character intend on being?

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« Reply #106 on: August 03, 2010, 08:13:43 PM »
Yes, the metro thing is out of control. How feminine does a character intend on being?

Does this guy look like a metro to you? This guy was always dressed to the nines and he was tearing off pussy like it was going out of style.


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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #107 on: August 03, 2010, 08:19:33 PM »
What would be your picks?

Here are mine:
Ermenegildo Zegna
http://www.zegna.com/

Kenneth Cole
http://www.kennethcole.com/home/index.jsp 
the clothes i'd wear if  had the funds....

the same clothes i wear now...mostly old navy for casual...and kennethcole for work...

i wont pay more than that for clothes...i'm wayy to confident and good looking to need accessories  :-\

UGLY/INSECURE people need that  :-\



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« Reply #108 on: August 03, 2010, 08:30:51 PM »
You buy a pair of Kenneth Cole trousers for work. They cost you $50.00 bucks and are made of cheapo wool sourced from some shithole in china.

You by a high quality pair of custom trousers (that fit you correctly) that cost 4 times as much...but look better and last 5 times longer.

Not all expensive clothing is based on brand name, and often times the added expense comes from custom fitting, labor and high end fabric costs.

You don't have to spend a fortune to look good. Just be smart about what you buy and what it's made from.

It's funny, because I have several vintage sport coats made by very high end tailors that look great, and they are ten years old. Cheap shit would have shit the bed after a year of heavy wear.

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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #109 on: August 03, 2010, 08:33:57 PM »
Does this guy look like a metro to you? This guy was always dressed to the nines and he was tearing off pussy like it was going out of style.


That guy just looks OFFICIAL.

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« Reply #110 on: August 03, 2010, 08:37:52 PM »
That guy just looks OFFICIAL.

True.

I'm not saying you show up to the ball game in a fucking three peice, but you get my drift right?

That dude showed style in a pair of trousers and a polo because he knew what he was doing and gave a shit about what he was wearing.

I can picture all the getbig rif-raff grabbing their balls and checking their girl the second that dude walked into a bar and ordered a scotch. They know their women would be thinking about it and it kills them.

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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #111 on: August 04, 2010, 12:19:12 AM »
I don't get the stigma that goes with dressing well.

If done right, a pair of nice jeans, a well fitted button down and a sport jacket, with some decent shoes can have you looking better than 90% of the population.

Back in the 30's - 50's a true man knew how to dress. You'd see working stiffs walking down the street in navy three peice suits and well tailored shirts.
It's amazing how lazy and retarded some have become.

You can project extreme masculinity through clothing without being a fucking metro.

I got this book from Jos A Bank, "A Gentleman gets Dressed up"
http://www.amazon.com/Gentleman-Gets-Dressed-Up-Gentlemanners/dp/1401601111
It's 'ruth's' Chris  ;)
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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #112 on: August 04, 2010, 12:29:49 AM »
that isn't lame. Most people wear jeans and tees. It's what most are comfortable in.
It's what they are comfortable in, because they don't know any better. People think that, if standard off-the-rack shit doesn't fit them, then there's something wrong with their body! Hell no. Jeans can fit properly, if you are lucky enough to find a cut that matches your body. But why spend time, money and frustration on buying off the rack when, for not much more, you can have something made that fits perfectly, is made of better material, will last longer, will look better after some wear and tear, and will have you looking your best?

Brands (expensive ones too) have everyone brainwashed. The only truly comfortable clothing is that which is made specifically for you by a competent tailor.


Hell, I even have my sweat pants made to order. I don't accept second best.

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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #113 on: August 04, 2010, 12:59:53 AM »
True.

I'm not saying you show up to the ball game in a fucking three peice, but you get my drift right?

That dude showed style in a pair of trousers and a polo because he knew what he was doing and gave a shit about what he was wearing.

I can picture all the getbig rif-raff grabbing their balls and checking their girl the second that dude walked into a bar and ordered a scotch. They know their women would be thinking about it and it kills them.

Ordered a scotch?  LOL.   ::)  Most women nowadays probably don't even know what a scotch is.  Women are much more into the whole jeans and graphic t shirt look than they are about a guy that dresses to the nines and orders a scotch. LMAO!

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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #114 on: August 04, 2010, 02:05:35 AM »
anyone have any gasp jeans. i would like to try a pair because of the big legs but i can;t bring myself to drop 175 bucks on some jeans
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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #115 on: August 04, 2010, 02:34:10 AM »
Does this guy look like a metro to you? This guy was always dressed to the nines and he was tearing off pussy like it was going out of style.


Carey Grant knew how to dress.

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« Reply #116 on: August 04, 2010, 03:02:35 AM »
It's what they are comfortable in, because they don't know any better. People think that, if standard off-the-rack shit doesn't fit them, then there's something wrong with their body! Hell no. Jeans can fit properly, if you are lucky enough to find a cut that matches your body. But why spend time, money and frustration on buying off the rack when, for not much more, you can have something made that fits perfectly, is made of better material, will last longer, will look better after some wear and tear, and will have you looking your best?

Brands (expensive ones too) have everyone brainwashed. The only truly comfortable clothing is that which is made specifically for you by a competent tailor.


Hell, I even have my sweat pants made to order. I don't accept second best.

How do you figure this phreak. I guess this means for the big boys. I just have to buy short length because I refuse to pay to have pants shortend.

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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #117 on: August 04, 2010, 03:27:31 AM »
How do you figure this phreak. I guess this means for the big boys. I just have to buy short length because I refuse to pay to have pants shortend.
No, I was speaking in general terms. Why people, big and small, spend a fortune on poorly-fitting big-name clothing, while they can get better quality garments tailored perfectly, is completely beyond me. You give an example yourself: you try on a pair of pants, you immediately notice they do not fit correctly -- yet you still pay full price for them! Why? If you can't afford it: I understand. Been there for years myself. But if you have the money (you don't even have to be a GB millionaire), I cannot comprehend settling for second best when a much better alternative is often just as affordable.

If I spend E100-150 on a pair of trousers, I want all my money to go into the production of said garment, i.e., fabric + tailor. Not 90% to a company's bottom line, and 10% to the sweatshop in Cambodia that does the work as cheaply and quickly as humanly possible -- and denying me properly fitting trousers while they're at it! The fact that my trousers miss a 2-cent label (apparently worth hundreds of $$$ ???) is something I've learned to live with. ::)


Insanity!


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Mind you: I'm no mannequin. If something can be bought cheap and it fits, then great. Sitting here in the office wearing a bespoke pair of trousers and a €3,- t-shirt. The shirt happens to be comfortable, which is all that matters.

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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #118 on: August 04, 2010, 04:18:04 AM »

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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #119 on: August 04, 2010, 04:20:24 AM »

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« Reply #120 on: August 04, 2010, 04:23:47 AM »


Great actor. Classy as hell. And that's from "Roman Holiday", right? Can't believe that nowadays women fall for guys like Brad Pitt. Guy looks like a chimp compared to Peck.

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« Reply #121 on: August 04, 2010, 04:30:24 AM »
Great actor. Classy as hell. And that's from "Roman Holiday", right? Can't believe that nowadays women fall for guys like Brad Pitt. Guy looks like a chimp compared to Peck.
Exactly. Stylish AND masculine. Looking like he's deciding whether to frequent a sophisticated nightclub, or beat the shit out of some punks.

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« Reply #122 on: August 04, 2010, 04:57:46 AM »
No, I was speaking in general terms. Why people, big and small, spend a fortune on poorly-fitting big-name clothing, while they can get better quality garments tailored perfectly, is completely beyond me. You give an example yourself: you try on a pair of pants, you immediately notice they do not fit correctly -- yet you still pay full price for them! Why? If you can't afford it: I understand. Been there for years myself. But if you have the money (you don't even have to be a GB millionaire), I cannot comprehend settling for second best when a much better alternative is often just as affordable.

If I spend E100-150 on a pair of trousers, I want all my money to go into the production of said garment, i.e., fabric + tailor. Not 90% to a company's bottom line, and 10% to the sweatshop in Cambodia that does the work as cheaply and quickly as humanly possible -- and denying me properly fitting trousers while they're at it! The fact that my trousers miss a 2-cent label (apparently worth hundreds of $$$ ???) is something I've learned to live with. ::)


Insanity!


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Mind you: I'm no mannequin. If something can be bought cheap and it fits, then great. Sitting here in the office wearing a bespoke pair of trousers and a €3,- t-shirt. The shirt happens to be comfortable, which is all that matters.

way off in my case. After 10 years in retail mangement, I don't pay full price for shit. I normally get my jeans at express or pac sun. Normally have a coupon as well. Most I will pay for jeans at either place is 40 bucks. One thing I DONT need is clothes. I don't buy the trendy patterns or anything for the most part. Keep it neutral colors

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Re: The Clothes you would wear, if you had the funds....
« Reply #123 on: August 04, 2010, 05:07:41 AM »
Does this guy look like a metro to you? This guy was always dressed to the nines and he was tearing off pussy like it was going out of style.
In all fairness, nobody - NOBODY- could look like Cary Grant. That'd be, like, expecting every woman to look like Audrey Hepburn.

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« Reply #124 on: August 04, 2010, 05:14:58 AM »


This guy had it. But had a lot of demons coming with his talents.