/fa/ - Fashion

>>17627341
Never worn them but they dont look great. And if it's not great it's not worth buying. Current BB is a step up, but only their made in USA non-alpha sized line. There's even better options like J Press or Kamkura as the other anon said, but imo if you're going to pay $120-160 for a basic Oxford you might as well have one custom made from Ratio or Proper Cloth.
>>17627485
The only thing bad about the golf look is that he's fat

>>17512548
From what ive read, even back in the day chinos were lower rise compared to slacks/suit pants. Its not easy to find chinos with a super high rise. But its still good to get them above the hips at least.
>>17512547
The cheapest OCBD's will have shitty collars that don't have the proper shape to frame your face and look appealing. Thats nearly the whole point of the shirt, so a bad one ruins your look and ivy cred.

>>17505308
I was thinking about it, and the J Press OCBD is actually not a bad deal. Companies that outsource, use synthetics, have bad collars/cuts, or just not enough classic designs still charge like $80-100 for their OCBD's. For $50 more you can get one that's cut perfectly and still made in the USA by a quality company. Ive had a bad habit of being cheap, but really with this stuff its better to invest in something that will please you rather than something you might regret.

Although, I just ordered a custom OCBD from Ratio, and that seems like a great deal, especially for MTM. The fabric I got was only $80 (most are $100+). You can choose an unlined "Fitzgerald collar" for the classic big roll look. Its still being made so i cant speak for the quality, but Ive seen guys wearing their shirts and they look really good.