Trad/Ivy/Prep General

[Anonymous No.17454427]

FORUMS:
http://www.forums.filmnoirbuff.com/
https://askandyaboutclothes.com/viewforum.php?id=13
https://www.styleforum.net/forums/classic-menswear.5/
forum/
https://www.reddit.com/r/NavyBlazer/
http://thecurriculum.net/forum/

BLOGS:

American:
http://www.ivy-style.com/
https://oxfordclothbuttondown.com
https://www.saltwaternewengland.com/
http://www.dressdecoded.com/
http://sartorialtalks.com/en/
http://www.fivepointfox.com/

European:
http://thelandlessgentry.blogspot.com/
http://tweedlandthegentlemansclub.blogspot.com/
https://bespokeunit.com/
http://www.manolo.se/
http://claseleganciaydistincion.blogspot.com/

Not being updated anymore:
http://www.mreero.com/
http://anaffordablewardrobe.blogspot.com/
http://alexandergrant.blogspot.com/
https://inner-city-style.blogspot.com/
http://thetrad.blogspot.com/
http://maxminimus.blogspot.com/
http://theivyleaguelook.blogspot.com/

READS/BOOKS/ALBUMS:

https://pastebin.com/JUHD4Hwu (embed)
https://pastebin.com/SMMg3tK9 (embed)
Quick guide to prep: https://www.mreero.com/journal/how-to-dress-like-a-prep
Gentleman's Gazette info on /TIP/: https://pastebin.com/QrNDDG60 (embed)
The Preppy Handbook: https://issuu.com/fiyero109/docs/toph
Nautical clothing guide: https://epochs.co/features/epochs-guide-to-nautical-clothing?p=nauticalpost
Boat shoe lacing guide: https://blog.sperry.com/stories/style/lacing-guide/
Waxing Barbours: https://www.saltwaternewengland.com/2019/09/waxing-barbour.html
80s Inspo compilation: http://www.ivy-style.com/heres-to-a-preptastic-year-the-1982-prep-for-all-seasons-calendar.html
Inspo albums: https://imgur.com/a/SRKjs, https://imgur.com/a/eEw6B and https://imgur.com/a/XZuwA

Where to find clothing:
Spier and Mackey
Polo Ralph Lauren
Alden
Mr Porter
Brooks brothers
J press
O’Connells
InverAllen
Jamiesons Shetland
Barbour
Sperry
LL Bean
Nautica
Orvis
Rancourt
Eastland Shoe
Quoddy
Russell moccasin co
Oak Street Bootmakers
Yuketen
Bill's Khakis
Turnbull and Asser
Cordings
Ben Silver
Cable Car Clothiers

[Anonymous No.17454439]

If the guy in the last thread who wanted an example of "milsurp TIP" is here, this photo of Bush Sr. going hunting may suffice

[Anonymous No.17454465]

[Anonymous No.17454494]

[Anonymous No.17454502]

Dirty Harry's fits are so clean.

[Anonymous No.17454508]

>>17454439
nothing about this is /tip/

[Anonymous No.17454538]

>>17454502
So true
>>17454508
Bush Sr. Is a TIP icon

[Anonymous No.17454643]

>>17454465
This guy has comfy fits

[Anonymous No.17454691]

>>17454643
Necktie Salvage on Twitter. He really does.

[Anonymous No.17454821]

Are the original wayfarers worth it? I have never owned a pair of sunglasses over 20 dollars and the fact that there are several types of wayfarer styles has paralyzed me.

[Anonymous No.17454969]

>>17454821
I got a pair of new wayfarers without thinking too much about it because I had a gift card to a place that sold them.

Can honestly say the quality feels really nice, and they suit just about any face shape. I haven't regretted my purchase, even though they cost about $150

[Anonymous No.17454998]

>>17454821
I like them but not enough to drop $150-200 on a new pair after my old pair broke. I saw Polaroid being shilled a lot here on /fa/ and ended up getting a pair of those instead for like $50

[Anonymous No.17455012]

>>17454969
get with it old man

[Anonymous No.17455013]

>>17454821
Yeah they're worth it if you can avoid losing them. $150 isn't bad in the realm of sunglasses.

[Anonymous No.17455036]

>>17454439
not really very /tip/, feels like jap americana LARP, picrel

[Anonymous No.17455039]

>>17454821
Yeah if you buy them on one of the big sales they always do.

[Anonymous No.17455069]

>>17455036
Would plain OD work better for milsurp TIP?

[Anonymous No.17455071]

>>17455069
most likely, but it wouldnt be very milsurp

https://us.drakes.com/products/khaki-cotton-ripstop-jungle-jacket

[Anonymous No.17455373]

>>17454439
>>17454508
>>17455036
>>17455069
>>17455071
I honestly think milsurp and TIP are incompatible styles that you would look ridiculous trying to combine. The most you could reasonably get away with would be putting together an outdoorsy TIP fit but wearing combat boots instead of bean boots.

[Anonymous No.17455402]

>>17455373
Aren't a whole bunch of things that are trad staples basically just old military shit like chinos and peacoats and duffle coats.

[Anonymous No.17455439]

>>17455402
Notice how none of those things have camo.

[Anonymous No.17455452]

>>17455373
>>17455439
I agree, the styles clash too much
I still enjoy wearing my jungle jacket with some board shorts and camp mocs while spending time at the cabin
>t. fit poster above

[Anonymous No.17455462]

>>17455373
I was thinking milsurp could be integrated into something like a "rugged Ivy" look, but I guess >>17455036 is right, it's a bit LARPy

[Anonymous No.17455467]

>>17455439
Milsurp doesn't mean it is camo. You didn't say camo and /tip/ aren't compatible, you said
>I honestly think milsurp and TIP are incompatible styles

[Anonymous No.17455482]

>>17455036
uwu senpaiii

[Anonymous No.17455523]

>>17455467
Different anon that was lurking.

[Anonymous No.17455681]

>>17454502
Shoulda called him Clean Harry

[Anonymous No.17455842]

>>17455439
These sorts of checks were considered a camouflage.

[Anonymous No.17455864]

>>17455402
But those are all things that have become so accepted in classic menswear/mainstream fashion that they aren't even thought of as "milsurp" anymore. If you're more like to find it at a Brooks Brothers than at a Surplus Store, it doesn't count.

[Anonymous No.17455871]

>>17455402
>>17455864
Yeah, it's a bad faith argument. When you say "milsurp" and ask if it can mix with TIP, you're obviously not asking if trench coats and khaki pants and desert boots are TIP, because they obviously are. You're asking if you can wear flecktarn and spetsnaz boots with a TIP fit and not look ridiculous, and the answer is generally "no." If you're going for the TIP aesthetic but like milsurp, that's fine, but save it for an appropriate situation like going hunting.

[Anonymous No.17455878]

>>17455373
I'd say I take a middle ground on this issue. Clothes that would be worn in combat 1970s-onward would clash, because combat gear from then on has been so drastically different from normal clothing. Earlier than that could possibly work, depending on the item. There are a lot of WWII items that can work with TIP clothes while still having more of an obviously military appearance than older heritage items like trench coats. Pic rel is a menswear blogger I like wearing a vintage Marine Corps service jacket with a TIP resort outfit.

[Anonymous No.17455884]

What does continental European preppy wear?

[Anonymous No.17455908]

[Anonymous No.17455925]

>>17455842
sorry man you're gonna have a tough time arguing that a norfolk jacket, jodhpurs, and riding boots are milsurp
>>17455878
>filename
horrifying

[Anonymous No.17455936]

>>17455884

[Anonymous No.17455946]

>>17455925
Where did I say they are milsurp?

[Anonymous No.17456062]

My dad bought me tickets for this year Opera season
What should I wear?

[Anonymous No.17456083]

>>17456062

[Anonymous No.17456087]

>>17456083
If only it were so easy... I'm a woman

[Anonymous No.17456090]

[Anonymous No.17456113]

>>17456087
It would be disturbingly based if you wore that.

[Anonymous No.17456117]

>>17456062
which opera

[Anonymous No.17456119]

>>17455864
The main reason you won't find that stuff at surp stores anymore is because the navy stopped using peacoats before my dad was born. All the surplus is gone. I still picture old sailors when I see a peacoat and a lot of new ones still have the navy markings on the buttons.

[Anonymous No.17456125]

>>17456119
>All the surplus is gone
I bought a Swedish, double-breasted coat just last year and there was still a few left.
Granted, I'm not in a populous country.

Looks just like pic.

Also got a German Luftwaffe long coat and a British police coat.
Guess I'm lucky.

[Anonymous No.17456171]

>>17456117
Carmen, Rigoletto, Don Pasquale, Il viaggio a Reims
Best seats too

[Anonymous No.17456173]

>>17456113
I don't have the height to pull it off sadly, would end up looking like some larping dyke

[Anonymous No.17456190]

>>17456171
which opera house

[Anonymous No.17456247]

>>17456190
Why? Wanna give me fashion advice irl?

[Anonymous No.17456258]

>>17456247
Yea we could go for coffee and discuss fabric textures and proper tip fashion

[Anonymous No.17456266]

>>17456247
well its not the MET so im guessing its not NY

[Anonymous No.17456287]

>>17456258
Sorry anon, I literally live at the end of the world.
You're almost with a 80% of certainty american

[Anonymous No.17456304]

>>17456173
post tip fit

[Anonymous No.17456309]

>>17456304
After you

[Anonymous No.17457308]

>>17455373
Chinos were literally milsurp

[Anonymous No.17457325]

>>17454502
I have that (nearly exact) hair, can I pull it off without the face?

[Anonymous No.17457333]

>>17456247
Dresses of the table? That's usual ladies evening wear. Maybe look up classic (womens) riding attire, if you like wool coats and tall boots.
Also, riding boots (with a decent heel) make you taller.

[Anonymous No.17457344]

>>17457333
should be "off the table" of course

[Anonymous No.17457393]

>>17455884
Basically the same although it's more traditional so you rarely see button down shirts for example. I'd also say less loud colours.
In general it's more like a nonchalant business casual with brighter colours and boat shoes instead of derbies.

[Anonymous No.17457573]

>high instep makes Alden LHS hard to get on and uncomfortable
where else should I look for shell loafers?

[Anonymous No.17457676]

>>17456309
they never do
>>17457573
doesnt alden make tons of orthopedics? or just put in some support

[Anonymous No.17457745]

>>17457333
>Dresses of the table?
Not really, most of the events are in winter so it won't be really comfortable, even with a coat.
Don't want to be overdressed either

[Anonymous No.17457751]

>buy corduroys from haggar
>waist is fine, length is fine
>they are REALLY BAGGY, nearly clownpants fit
>Listed as a 'classic fit'
Did I not read the fine print? Is a classic fit supposed to be extra baggy?

[Anonymous No.17457757]

>>17456062
>>17456087
Just wear black and red, it's a classic night out color combo for a reason.
>>17457745
>most of the events are in winter so it won't be really comfortable, even with a coat. Don't want to be overdressed either
Flannel is your friend.

[Anonymous No.17457758]

>>17454427
I hate that people are clowning me whenever I dress formally. They’re just jealous that I can afford to wear real wool.

[Anonymous No.17457759]

>>17457757
forgot pic, don't like dress much but black dress + red flannel accent would fit your description

[Anonymous No.17457760]

>>17457308
Keyword being "were." When was the last time they were part of a military combat uniform? You're trying to do some Motte and Bailey "Brooks Brothers makes khaki pants, which were worn by soldiers (an extremely long time ago), so that means my flecktarn BDU pants are TIP" argument.

[Anonymous No.17457761]

>>17457751
I don't know about Haggar specifically but classic typically means the cut is for fat old men in my experience.

[Anonymous No.17457762]

>>17457758
did you spill white paint on yourself?
The coat + manpurse is a cringe combo no matter who you are, which is why I think people are clowning.

[Anonymous No.17457766]

>>17457758
they're clowning on you because you're wearing a costume

[Anonymous No.17457767]

>>17457761
Oh that's probably why. I'm a skinny rail by comparison.
I guess my next question is, after I return this; where should I buy corduroy or fine-quality pants in general with a slim fit?

[Anonymous No.17457768]

>>17456062
Wear an evening gown or a little black dress, with pumps. Not that complicated, everyone else here is overthinking it.

[Anonymous No.17457770]

>>17457758
Bait

[Anonymous No.17457772]

>>17457767
I like Incotex and Sid Mashburn.

[Anonymous No.17457773]

>>17457758
>>17457762
That, and wearing Walmart dad sneakers with a fit that you think is "dressed up"

[Anonymous No.17457776]

>>17457758
best fit ITT
so many seething fundamentalists

[Anonymous No.17457778]

>>17457772
Thanks

[Anonymous No.17457791]

What clothes shop makes good manlet clothes? Stuff for people who need a 28 inseam but doesn't want to get everything tailored.

[Anonymous No.17457794]

I just want 100% cotton pleated black trousers for a decent cost please help

[Anonymous No.17457796]

>>17457794
thick sexy daddy bears should wear tip

[Anonymous No.17457798]

>>17457776
Samefag, or just a retard, praising that neckbeard fit

[Anonymous No.17457928]

>>17456309
you ask you shall receive
>>17457745
just get some dark chinos, a buttoned shirt and a sweater, women can wear pants too

[Anonymous No.17457932]

>>17457791
Uniqlo gives free alterations (when you buy their clothes obviously), in my country at least.

[Anonymous No.17457934]

>>17457928
>flimsy clown loafers
>geriatric grey socks
>wrinkly ill-fitting piss-stained trousers
>dick pic angle

[Anonymous No.17457948]

>>17457934
lol post something better then

[Anonymous No.17458185]

>>17457948
they wont, but your pants need a cuff to drape better

[Anonymous No.17458190]

>>17457928
this is hideous tho

[Anonymous No.17458838]

>>17454465
>bowtie
Candyass faggot

[Anonymous No.17458844]

>>17457758
Atrocious fit aside him being a fat neckbeard is the worst part about this

[Anonymous No.17458854]

>>17458185
>they
tip isn’t for tranny allies

[Anonymous No.17459412]

>>17454427
I got this tie recently, a vintage Ermenegildo Zegna from the 90s I believe. I want to get an ivory/cream/off white shirt with a longer collar to go with it, akin to Robert DeNiro's style in Casino.

[Anonymous No.17459443]

>Buy penny loafers on sale from AE
>Finally get here
>they feel a size too big despite the fact it's clearly supposed to be my size
Wtf

[Anonymous No.17459448]

>>17459412
Nice suit
Is it silk? Have you considered a vest?

[Anonymous No.17459459]

>>17459443
Loafers run large. Rule of thumb is that low top footwear runs slightly larger than high top boots. I wear sizes from IT 38.5-39.5

[Anonymous No.17459462]

>>17458838
Post fit, nigger

[Anonymous No.17459508]

>>17459448
Cheers pal. The tie is silk and the suit is mohair and was made bespoke. I've never really tried a waistcoat with a double breasted jacket but I have seen it done well before.

[Anonymous No.17460066]

Are there any forums aside the subreddits that are similar to this one?

[Anonymous No.17460108]

>>17460066
Styleforum?

[Anonymous No.17460121]

Thoughts on Marc O'Polo?
What are good European brands?

[Anonymous No.17460134]

>>17459459
I see, thanks Anon.

[Anonymous No.17460499]

>>17459412
Bin that 90s oversized jacket.

[Anonymous No.17460672]

>>17457751
Baggy pants are in right now, be grateful.

[Anonymous No.17460674]

>>17457760
Anything can be TIP if you were a tie with it.

[Anonymous No.17460676]

>>17460499
Don’t listen to this anon, he has bad taste.

[Anonymous No.17460677]

>>17457758
The coat needs to be tailored but you would otherwise fit in on the streets of New York

[Anonymous No.17460680]

>>17455402
WW2-era Naval stuff, yeah. Read A Separate Peace to understand why.

[Anonymous No.17460877]

>>17460676
I pay him no mind, he's more than welcome to post his fit if he'd like to show us how it's done.

[Anonymous No.17460908]

>>17459412
photo quality and stupid angle makes it hard to tell whats going on. pretty sure i dont like it, tie isnt very good

[Anonymous No.17460981]

>>17460908
Whatever you say chief.

[Anonymous No.17460993]

>>17460981
other guy was right, jacket cut dated af
wtf are those cuff buttons

[Anonymous No.17460995]

>>17457758
You're not igor

[Anonymous No.17461017]

>>17460993
I can see why you say it's dated, although personally it's just the style I prefer. The cuff buttons look strange in the picture because the edge of the mirror has warped the reflection and duplicated my arm underneath. If you zoom in on this picture you might get a clearer view of what they actually look like.

[Anonymous No.17461048]

>>17457676
>or just put in some support
Anon is saying the vamp of the loafers is physically too low to comfortably accommodate his feet, putting anything into the shoes will make it impossible for him to wear them.

[Anonymous No.17461051]

>>17461017
That guy says everything is shit; I wouldn't bother even listening to him any more because he doesn't do anything else, in these threads, that I suspect he doesn't even wear TIP.

[Anonymous No.17461059]

>>17461051
Post fit?

[Anonymous No.17461067]

>>17461059
post fit

[Anonymous No.17461070]

>>17461067
First ITT

[Anonymous No.17461086]

Today's fit. Not visible: dive watch on a NATO strap

[Anonymous No.17461089]

>>17461086
My camp mocs

[Anonymous No.17461100]

>>17454427
My non-tryhard tip fit because whenever I wear a collar or jacket with labels people ask me why I’m so formal lol

[Anonymous No.17461102]

>>17459459
>Loafers run large. Rule of thumb is that low top footwear runs slightly larger than high top boots. I wear sizes from IT 38.5-39.5
You just outed yourself as a sneaker-wearing pleb

[Anonymous No.17461124]

>>17461100
Oh shit I’m being bullied on the internet

I made it!

[Anonymous No.17461130]

>>17461100
That's actually pretty good. wtc slacks?

[Anonymous No.17461134]

>>17455373
formal uniforms without insignia make good outdoorsy "golfer" "english" outfits.
formal uniform pants make good casual pants.

[Anonymous No.17461141]

>>17461100
was about to call you cute, but then i noticed what looks like a hoop earring.

[Anonymous No.17461176]

>>17461086
Try losing weight and you will look very good

[Anonymous No.17461202]

>>17461086
nice, sleeves look too long
>>17461089
they look like flimsy house slippers
>>17461100
b8

[Anonymous No.17461207]

>>17459412
The tie and the jacked are shades of the same color. That looks stupid.
Use shades of burgundy or of pastel green or pastel blue with that jacket.
Also this jacket is ugly and dated.

[Anonymous No.17461280]

>>17461102
What are you trying to say? I agree with him that loafers tend to run large.

[Anonymous No.17461284]

>>17459412
>>17459508
>the suit is mohair and was made bespoke
Bruh...

[Anonymous No.17461320]

>>17461130
someone reposted that pic of me from the waywt thread, I'm the actual person who posted it

They're a pair of kinda shitty Forever 21 slacks I found for super cheap at a thrift store and I got cause I like the pattern; I think if the rise was just a touch higher they'd be perfect

[Anonymous No.17461323]

>>17461141
naa not a hoop it's a pair of grandma-esque earrings I got from a thrift store for like two bucks

[Anonymous No.17461350]

Are Chelsea boots /tip/?

[Anonymous No.17461381]

I had a productive day, TIP bros! I went thrifting and got two Hathaway OCBDs (a French blue long sleeve and an ecru short sleeve), a pair of light blue Bermuda shorts, and a charcoal pinstripe 100% wool suit! Plus, I got my dad an Egyptian cotton French cuff dress shirt and a yellow striped sport shirt.

[Anonymous No.17461391]

>>17461207
You're entitled to your opinion but I'm afraid that I'll have to disagree with you on it. It was my intention to have similar colours which complement each other and are somewhat subdued rather than going for bolder contrasting colours. As for the jacket it's a classic fitting double breasted blazer, what more did you expect?

>>17461284
>Bruh...
What are you trying to say?

[Anonymous No.17461396]

>>17461280
It's because I said low top footwear, a term that is used under the context of trainers hence widely understood

[Anonymous No.17461404]

>>17461350
Yeah, I'd say so. Is there a particular pair you were considering getting?

[Anonymous No.17461405]

>>17461391
>>17459412
Looks dated, and not /TIP/. Donate it back to a thrift

[Anonymous No.17461430]

>>17461404
I was just now looking at different options over in the boot thread. I really like the calfskin look like picrel. Still a noob when it comes to footwear.

From what I could read Carmina is a good brand, but sadly these are not in stock in my size, and I'd be a bit worried ordering shoes that expensive from a website that does not offer free returns.

Any tips on some solid brands? Doesn't have to be absolute top tier if I can get some decent quality at $200-300. Preferably from inside the EU

[Anonymous No.17461483]

>>17461405
OK bright boy, you've got your opinion, I've got mine and neither of us are about to change them. How about you show me a suit you think looks good? It could even be one of your own if you're feeling up to it.

[Anonymous No.17461493]

>>17461100
Following on this
I know it’s not really too because I’m trying to dress emocore but professionally so I chose the tipcore aesthetic
any pointers how to make it more authentically tippy?

[Anonymous No.17461506]

>>17461430
I don't know much about brands, but the ones in your pic look great, very TIP. Would be perfect with cavalry twill slacks or khakis, an Irish fisherman sweater, and a tweed jacket.

[Anonymous No.17461507]

>>17461493
Replace the t-shirt with an OCBD or a polo, put your keys in your pocket instead of hanging them on a carabiner, maybe look for longer/more straight-legged slacks.

[Anonymous No.17461513]

>>17461507
Dont forget the nasty shoes

[Anonymous No.17461587]

>>17461405
It quite literally is /tip/ though.
>dated
You can say that about all suits, dumbass.

[Anonymous No.17461593]

>>17461493
Wear a shirt, get some better pants, and don’t wear the key ring

[Anonymous No.17461596]

>>17459412
>>17460981
>>17461017
>/tip/fags are saying this is ugly and dated
No wonder this general died like 4 times.

[Anonymous No.17461604]

>>17461596
>>17461587
They were right

[Anonymous No.17461614]

>>17461604
The suit itself doesn’t look dated. /tip/ is full of hypercritical retards who are likely fat or gay or both (hence why they won’t post fits). Oversized 90s suits are superior and effay.

[Anonymous No.17461616]

>>17461596
It is ugly and dated. I about spit out my coffee when he said it was bespoke. Now I'm willing to look at it from a better picture and re-evaluate but a double breasted jacket is already going to look ridiculous on most of the population, even a very conservative one.
>>17461614
So is it a modern looking suit or is it an oversized 90s suit? Retarded schizo can't even keep it together for a 3 sentence post.

[Anonymous No.17461626]

>>17461616
>a double breasted jacket is already going to look ridiculous on most of the population, even a very conservative one.
What is the point of dressing /tip/ if you won’t wear a TRAD staple? Do you realise that tip comes across as ridiculous and outdated to 99% of the population? When was the last time you saw a normie wear an ocbd with a three-roll-two?
>So is it a modern looking suit or is it an oversized 90s suit? Retarded schizo can't even keep it together for a 3 sentence post.
I’m not he guy who posted the suit faggot, people said it was a 90s suit so that’s what I’m saying, I think the more accurate term would be “power suit” which are god-tier.

[Anonymous No.17461639]

>>17461614
looks ugly, and dated, and also isn't /TIP/
>>17461626
weird post, this generals probably not for you

[Anonymous No.17461645]

>>17461616
Mate you have to understand that the classic style suits work best on a man like me. I've got quite a big frame, I play for my local rugby team on weekends and I'm an amateur boxer, a lot of more modern style, slim fitting suits are a pain in the arse cause they stick to me and crease/wrinkle up. I like the look of the old school suits and I like that they are comfortable, I don't want to be wearing a strait-jacket or a suit with skinny, anaemic little lapels.

[Anonymous No.17461661]

[Anonymous No.17461664]

>>17461639
>weird post, this generals probably not for you
How is it weird? Describe how it’s weird. You can’t, you just can’t formulate an argument.

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[Anonymous No.17461695]

>>17457758
>They’re just jealous that I can afford to wear real wool.
Wow. I suppose you also have running water, big shot.
>>17457794
>I just want 100% cotton pleated black trousers for a decent cost please help
That sounds ugly, sorry. Lands' End makes just that, but it's "no-iron" meaning that it has a chemical treatment that washes out after a little, in case you're worried about that sort of thing (it doesn't have evil microplastics I don't think).
I'm curious, what is your "style"? I won't be cruel but it's hard to imagine someone wearing that.
>>17459412
Haha that makes me nostalgic. Nice suit anon. Don't listen to everyone saying it's ugly. Enjoy wearing it!

[Anonymous No.17461702]

>>17461645
natural shoulder with higher armholes would look so much better
>>17461664
because you're an a whiny newfag
>>17461661
these all look so much nicer than that tan 6x1

[Anonymous No.17461724]

>>17461687
The femme fatale secretary look only works if you look and act like bayonetta.

[Anonymous No.17461732]

>>17461724

[Anonymous No.17461734]

[Anonymous No.17461745]

>>17461702
>because you’re a whiny newfag
You’re the one histrionically appealing to social norms on 4chan. This isn’t reddit where you’re the janny. Maybe you should go back

[Anonymous No.17461756]

>>17461732
See this works on anyone, the casting choice of Bond has been questionable for decades, but they were sure to dress him in some of the best.

[Anonymous No.17461771]

>>17461756
yea

[Anonymous No.17461918]

What's the general consensus on Charles Tyrwhitt?

[Anonymous No.17461930]

>>17461918
For basic dress shirts they are fantastic for the price and punch well above their weight. Don't be a retard, always buy them 3 for 99, the full cost price is a scam and kind of scummy but it traps retards so fuck it.

I've been buying shirts from them for eight years, I still have the original shirts I bought. They hold up well, and being able to pick your collar, sleeve and overall fit means even if you have weird proportions like me (long arms skinny chest) you'll be able to find a shirt you can wear right off the rack. Like any non bespoke shirt they will look better with some minor tailoring but overall I think they're great.

[Anonymous No.17461959]

>>17454427
Poo

[Anonymous No.17462024]

>>17461493
>tipcore aesthetic
Stop talking like a retarded zoomer
>any pointers how to make it more authentically tippy?
Cut your hair, don't wear dark shirts, don't wear t-shirts as an outer layer, don't clio your keys to your belt loop like a retarded zoomer, get wider pants with a higher rise, don't wear black shoes casually.

Trad, Ivy, and Prep are very specific styles and if you want to do your own thing that's fine, but keep it out of here.

[Anonymous No.17462046]

>>17461493
reading that have me an anyurism

[Anonymous No.17462047]

>>17461918
throwing your money away tier

[Anonymous No.17462056]

>>17461732
Is that Rolex?

[Anonymous No.17462060]

>>17462024
>Stop talking like a retarded zoomer
He will talk however he wants, imagine using -oomer speak and then telling someone to change the way they talk.

[invicta spongebob edition No.17462079]

>>17462056
[Leaves]

[Anonymous No.17462087]

>>17462056
It's an Omega Seamaster? Theyll know for sure in the watch thread
ask there
>>17461180

[invicta spongebob edition No.17462094]

>>17462087
It's a meme, basically the point is that as soon as someone mistakes an Omega/Seiko watch for a Rolex, they immediately lose interest in other person.

[Anonymous No.17462104]

[Anonymous No.17462105]

Does Spier & Mackay EVER have 14/32-33 shirts in stock? The idea of a decent shirt for $50-70 is appealing, but it doesnt seem like they actually sell clothes for me.

[Anonymous No.17462133]

>>17462056
Oh Mee Guh

[Anonymous No.17462138]

>>17461771
QoS was such a drag, but that that's a nice fit

[Anonymous No.17462214]

>>17461059

[Anonymous No.17462471]

>>17462214
>Welcome back to the Gentleman's Gazette
https://youtu.be/gtlwgwmMd04

[Anonymous No.17462474]

>>17461086
Lose weight landwhale

[Anonymous No.17462543]

>>17461745
>Upset that people follow norms and rules in the /TIP/ thread
You're in the wrong thread

[Anonymous No.17462552]

>>17461086
Ho! That's a big tub of guts you've got there fat boy. You oughta lose some of that blubber Lard-O, but don't worry cause I've got some videos that might help you.
https://youtu.be/7yGgBv5sOYM
https://youtu.be/QdkPlZ4L-8U

[Anonymous No.17462810]

>>17462474
I could snap you in half with my bare hands, twig faggot. Post fit or shut up.

[Anonymous No.17462815]

>>17462543
The norms and rules of TIP are fine, but the norms and rules of normalfag society would have us all in t shirts and shorts 24/7.

[Anonymous No.17462817]

>>17462552
Again, post fit any time.

[Anonymous No.17462850]

I open the preppy subreddit and the first thing I see is a tranny post

[Anonymous No.17462872]

>>17462850
I thought people stopped posting on r/preppy in 2017

[Anonymous No.17462886]

[Anonymous No.17462889]

>>17462817
I did it's in this thread already

[Anonymous No.17462893]

>>17462889
Which is it?

[Anonymous No.17462926]

Fats get emotional and defensive because of all the goyslop they shove into their feeding hole
Pathetic really

[Anonymous No.17462980]

>>17462926
So is that a "no" to the "post fit" request?

[Anonymous No.17462984]

>>17461391
>It was my intention to have similar colours
That means you are retarded.

[Anonymous No.17463015]

>>17462984
How'd you work that one out, Copernicus?

[Anonymous No.17463030]

>>17462980
Already did big boy

[Anonymous No.17463059]

>>17461391
>You're entitled to your opinion but I'm afraid that I'll have to disagree with you on it.

[Anonymous No.17463102]

>>17463030
Are you the neckbeard in the coat and sneakers or the long-haired twink?

[Anonymous No.17463159]

Please recommend your essentials for prep to begin my wardrobe from zero

[Anonymous No.17463165]

Hello. Do you guys have any good leather gloves brand suggestions? Buying from Germany.
Would like to ride my bike with it and feel no cold :)
Thanks

[Anonymous No.17463171]

>>17463059
I'm not sure if you're looking for some 'gotcha' moment, but I'm afraid I'm not the one who's got egg on his face here lad. What you've quoted and the fallacy you've got from Wikipedia are two very separate things. If I was doing what is written in that Wikipedia page I would be arguing that my right to have an opinion is paramount and would void any criticism against any such opinion, that simply isn't the case. I've said that you are more than welcome to be critical of my choices, but respectfully I disagree with your view and I stand by my decisions. For me to essentially say "you are allowed to critique my choices but I disagree for the reasons stated" is not equal to "I have an opinion and you aren't allowed to criticise it or disagree because I have a right to an opinion".

[Anonymous No.17463179]

>>17463159
Khaki pants, Oxford cloth button downs (white, French blue, pastel pink, blue and white stripe, red and white stripe, pastel yellow), polo shirts (Brooks Bros, Lacoste, or Ralph Lauren), corduroy slacks, flannel slacks, sweaters (a navy or burgundy merino or cashmere and a cream cable knit are essential), khaki shorts for summer, boat shoes, penny loafers, duck hunting boots, a navy blue blazer with brass buttons, tweed sport coats, regimental stripe ties, knit ties, foulard ties, paisley ties, club ties

[lolxd No.17463188]

bruh tf are these outfits yall got no drip istg. grandpa lookin ahh loafers and coats baka. 0 drip

[Anonymous No.17463202]

>>17463159
read the OP newfag

[Anonymous No.17463211]

>>17463159
>chinos
>ocbd shirts
>boat shoes, penny loafers, tennis shoes
>wool/cotton sweaters, wool blazer, harrington style jacket, raincoat

[Anonymous No.17463230]

>>17457767
Just get it tailored? Take it to a place that does alterations and have them take your measurements. Ask for a taper and no break hem. It'll fit better than anything you'll get off the rack and set you back like 20 bucks

[Anonymous No.17463244]

>>17463179
>>17463211
thanks

[Anonymous No.17463266]

Looking at the sales on Cavour, I missed everything good. But what are some things you would recommend? So far I've marked:
Pastel pink OCBD: https://cavour.co/en/product/7471/twill-reversed-striped-shirt
Corduroys https://cavour.co/en/product/7551/mod-2-flat-front-baby-cord-trouser
Cashmere sweater https://cavour.co/en/product/6841/cashmere-v-neck-sweater
What else? I'm not looking to build a specific outfit but ideas are welcome.

[Anonymous No.17463269]

>>17463211
>>17463244
Boots work really well, too. Particularly unlined chukkas for summer, Chelseas for winter. You can also take the work boot pill with a nice pair of Carmina Oscars

[Anonymous No.17463291]

>>17463266
>Pastel pink OCBD
Did you link the wrong item? Thats not an OCBD.

[Anonymous No.17463295]

>>17463291
No, I wasn't paying attention. At all. Window shopping with image previews.
I still might get it.

[Anonymous No.17463331]

>>17454427
instagrams:

Prep:

https://www.instagram.com/kjp/
https://www.instagram.com/alexstourbe/
https://www.instagram.com/dixielandtrad/
https://www.instagram.com/thepreppytexan/
https://www.instagram.com/thepreppynewenglander/
https://www.instagram.com/sweatbrah/
https://www.instagram.com/josephcrabb/
https://www.instagram.com/wmbrownproject/
https://www.instagram.com/thepreppyguy/
https://www.instagram.com/pjhavel/
https://www.instagram.com/hardinglane/
https://www.instagram.com/seangaleburke/
https://www.instagram.com/howieguja/
https://www.instagram.com/_______jung/
https://www.instagram.com/kazuyahiramatsu/
https://www.instagram.com/sophieschumacher0/
https://www.instagram.com/carly/
https://www.instagram.com/abbycapalbo/
https://www.instagram.com/robinvancrabb/
https://www.instagram.com/northeasternnautical/
https://www.instagram.com/jackiegreaney/
https://www.instagram.com/thenavyprep/
https://www.instagram.com/kileyskeff/

Trad:

https://www.instagram.com/acutestyle/
https://www.instagram.com/tintinfellow/
https://www.instagram.com/andreasweinas/
https://www.instagram.com/oskarsalomonsson/
https://www.instagram.com/thelandlessgentry/
https://www.instagram.com/dave_money3/
https://www.instagram.com/kleidsam/
https://www.instagram.com/fifi_le_car/
https://www.instagram.com/parisian_gentleman/
https://www.instagram.com/mrsalomonsson/
https://www.instagram.com/muffyaldrich/
https://www.instagram.com/the_mulberry_tree_lifestyle/
https://www.instagram.com/eleanoraudet/
https://www.instagram.com/sonyaglyn/

Ivy:

https://www.instagram.com/benton.down/
https://www.instagram.com/leelobean/
https://www.instagram.com/oxfordclothbuttondown/
https://www.instagram.com/arnoldsteiner/
https://www.instagram.com/tko3r/
https://www.instagram.com/dick.carroll/
https://www.instagram.com/gezzaseyes/
https://www.instagram.com/georgewbush/
https://www.instagram.com/sartorialchap/
https://www.instagram.com/psy3927/
https://www.instagram.com/watatanigahaku/

[Anonymous No.17463342]

>>17463269
work boots are not prep

[Anonymous No.17463350]

>>17463342
Sorry, Carmina CALLS them work boots, but they're very much dress boots.

[Anonymous No.17463351]

>>17463159
Don't start your wardrobe from zero, you will literally be larping & it will really look awful. To one day decide you're "prep" and then buy all of >>17463179 would be absurd. Take a step back and give yourself like a year to deliberate a total style change, otherwise take baby steps (wear a white poplin shirt with your chinos or jeans maybe, and a lightweight and conservative jacket if you want to be more "daring").

But what is wrong with your current clothes? Are they just "bad" now because they aren't "formal and dignified like clothing used to be"?

>>17463179
Really no offense --and I do like classic menswear--, but the fact that you can just make a kind of grocery list makes this so painfully stale. That's a regular person's entire wardrobe, and it's so boring and uniform without even being actually derived from a contemporary lifestyle's clothing demands, let alone derived from the lifestyle of someone who would buy into this fashion sense (read "buy into" again). No matter how versatile this is or how much of a canvas it can be for more "unique pieces" or how much of a "blueprint" it is for one's smaller style choices, it is just ridiculous.

[Anonymous No.17463354]

>>17463351
>Don't start your wardrobe from zero, you will literally be larping & it will really look awful. To one day decide you're "prep" and then buy all of >>17463179 would be absurd. Take a step back and give yourself like a year to deliberate a total style change, otherwise take baby steps (wear a white poplin shirt with your chinos or jeans maybe, and a lightweight and conservative jacket if you want to be more "daring").
Best advice in this thread. Everyone is going to think you took a hit to the head if you suddenly start dressing like a 1960's professor out of nowhere.
In my line of work, it's difficult to even wear nice cashmere without getting stares

[Anonymous No.17463365]

>>17463350
Those are basically brown military/country boots, so more trad not really prep. Even if they are being marketed as "dress Boots".

[Anonymous No.17463397]

>>17461284
What the hell is wrong with mohair for bespoke??? You have no idea what you're talking about. This is full retard.

[Anonymous No.17463403]

>>17459448
A vest with a DB is a massive fashion faux pas. Vests should only ever be worn with a SB coat. And yes, I know that some people (usually Americans...) do wear them with DBs, but that doesn't make it any less wrong.

[Anonymous No.17463456]

[Anonymous No.17463479]

>>17463351
Boy, you sound like one of the most up-your-own-ass people in this whole thread. I rattled off some classic TIP staples. If that's something you take issue with, what the fuck are you doing here?

[Anonymous No.17463482]

>>17463397
Don't listen to him, he's just being a hater faggot. People who want to be haters will shit on anything, no matter how good it is. Your suit looks good to me.

[Anonymous No.17463502]

>>17463403
>A vest with a DB is a massive fashion faux pas.
Didn't know this.
> And yes, I know that some people (usually Americans...) do wear them with DBs
That's because American fashion is a free for all and nobody teaches them this information in schools. This is my first time ever hearing about this despite DBs being a mainstay almost everywhere here.

[Anonymous No.17463506]

>>17463351
It wouldn't really be from zero, it was my way of asking what the essentials are and to compare them with what I have. I wouldn't be dressing preppy out of nowhere as I already implement a lot of preppy things in what I wear daily.

[Anonymous No.17463519]

>>17463351
>the fact that you can just make a kind of grocery list makes this so painfully stale
The guy literally asked for a grocery list, so people gave him some. Theres nothing about that sequence of events that is somehow a dramatic indictment of the fashion style. You could make a list of similar length for any kind of fashion, and that would not imply that the style is confined to those items. There's a lot of room for variance of the specifics within them, and plenty of variance in complementary items outside of them.

I really dislike this style of post. Its hard to describe, but its similar to concern trolling. You claim to appreciate the subject, yet it feels like you're looking for ways to undermine it at every turn.

>>17463397
He might have meant "you shouldnt have used good material for a poorly designed suit"? Thats the problem with vague smugposting, nobody understands what youre saying and nobody learns anything. And you dont even get to look haughty & cool if you do it as a faceless anon.

[Anonymous No.17463520]

Is wearing Nantucket red pants with light blue shirts a good preppy combination?

[Anonymous No.17463563]

im >>17455036
just checked back in on this thread, unsurprisingly lacking fits and filled with clueless post.
anyways scratched up my lobbs today feelsbadman
>>17461017
just wearing a(n ugly) suit doesn't count as /tip/. surprised no has called you obama kek

[Anonymous No.17463570]

>>17463479
This is the only menswear thread. The idea of being given a list of stuff (or asking for a list of stuff) to get to have some style is just such a revolting idea to me. Not that I think there is a better way of doing that, but I mean that intentionally buying into it is just offputting.

>>17463506
oh okay

>>17463519
it had nothing to do with the style or what the other guy was recommending, I just meant that "becoming" or suddenly "adopting" a style is just unnatural and gross. Also, I don't like prep or any "style", I just like menswear (bare with me). It's better for menswear really if it is more than an expensive hobby and a small obsession, which is what it seems to be for a lot of prep or whatever-else people, but rather just a part of their wardrobe. The best-dressed men who ever wore suits were people who just happened to be wearing a suit that day. This is preachy, but anyway I just meant it shouldn't be contrived.

>>17463520
no

[Anonymous No.17463576]

>>17463570
Ok, are Nantucket red pants in general any good or acceptable? I'm just trying to rule out what I should never buy

[Anonymous No.17463588]

>>17463570
All this philosophical stuff is really boring and, judging by his reply, none of your assumptions were actually correct anyways so its all irrelevant.

The problem with your whole line of thinking is that, at this point, the line of menswear has been completely severed for most guys in America. In the past, people would experiment with the kind of clothing their fathers wore, innovating within what society considered acceptable dress. Now many guys' fathers just wear t-shirts and jeans, and societal standards for everything have eroded into nothing. In that context, many young guys are going to start from scratch, without that kind of lovely effortless menswear wardrobe mindset you describe. So preaching that they should just have that instead of trying to look into particular styles for inspiration is pointless concern trolling. And again, really boring.

[Anonymous No.17463595]

>>17463351
>>17463570
>newfag asks to be spoonfed
>complain about people giving advice instead of the newfag
very embarassing, guides to the style have always existed in some form on /tip/. maybe try making a menswear general to contain your nonsense.
>>17463576
>>17463576
yes nantucket reds with a blue ocbd is quintessential /tip/. pair it with a needlepoint or a hook belt

[Anonymous No.17463623]

>>17463595
thanks

[Anonymous No.17463628]

>>17463588
>In that context, many young guys are going to start from scratch, without that kind of lovely effortless menswear wardrobe mindset you describe.
I never thought about it like that. That's a good point, thank you

>>17463595
my advice was to be more simple rather than take on a new style

It's obviously contrary to fashion as a hobby in general & maybe provocative, sorry guys. But I can't help saying something like that to someone who wants to decide on a new style. It just gives me flashbacks of writing embarrassing lists of what kind of "style" I wanted to have every new year and wanting to reinvent it and make it work, and then blowing money on it, and then hating it after 3-6 months.

[Anonymous No.17463632]

>>17463588
This is a fair point, and trying to start a fashion or join a trend from scratch is hard. Doubly so since most clothing retailers don't sell most styles, anymore.
Most of my hand-me-down clothes came from my Grandfather, for instance. Because he was from the last generation who gave a shit about how they looked.

[Anonymous No.17463679]

>>17463628
post closet please

[Anonymous No.17463695]

>>17463350
>dress boots
>open lacing
retarrddd

[Anonymous No.17463755]

>>17463059
Retard, learn to read

[Anonymous No.17463774]

>>17460981
Ignore the hater niggers, I picked up a Zenga tie from a charity shop too recently for a pound. Love the lapels on the jacket, it's exactly what I'm looking for on my next suit

[Anonymous No.17464028]

>>17460981
LMAO

[Anonymous No.17464073]

>>17463563
>scratched up my lobbs
A cobbler can polish that. But the pebble pattern will be gone.

[Anonymous No.17464087]

>>17463695
Go back to plebbit already.

[Anonymous No.17464094]

>>17463403
>A vest with a DB is a massive fashion faux pas
It's not really; it's just that it's reduntent (unless you're really cold) because you will hardly be able to see the waistcoat.

[Anonymous No.17464098]

>>17463563
I thought Obama's tan suit was alright. Another thing mate, you look like you're trying to cosplay as Rodney Trotter, shoes are nice but you look like a wanker pairing them with those white socks.

>>17463774
Cheers pal. Sounds like you found yourself a pretty good bargain.

>>17464028
You're a bit of a snide little ponce aren't you? Having fun over there?

[Anonymous No.17464168]

>>17463520
Only if you have sailed across the atlantic

[Anonymous No.17464184]

>>17464098
>Having fun over there?
Yes.

[Anonymous No.17464280]

>>17464073
pebble grain was fairly smooth by the toe box anyways. they look better after some brushing and polishing

[Anonymous No.17464867]

For a shoe like this, where the leather is darker around the seams and toe, how would one polish the shoe to keep that gradient?

[Anonymous No.17464881]

>>17463679
That would just feel invasive to do; I'd feel naked. But I'll admit, it's a mess. I have like 2 dozen clothes I don't wear, a couple that need to be tailored, and like 8 shirts, 10 pants, and 4 jackets that I usually wear. For shoes, it's the same shoe always (white Vans (don't laugh. I need to buy expensive boots soon because I'm moving to a frozen state and can't justify getting some nice Oxfords.))

[Anonymous No.17464912]

>>17464867
Two options:
A.) Darker polish for the darker parts, lighter polish on the rest.
B.) Neutral polish all around.

[Anonymous No.17465019]

Can anyone recommend nice watches for a poorfaggot

[Sigma Male No.17465052]

Can I get a fit check bros?

[Anonymous No.17465130]

[Anonymous No.17465206]

>>17464881
quit posting then

[Anonymous No.17465256]

>>17465052
>trad fit
>blundstone work boots

[Anonymous No.17465291]

>>17464867
>keep that gradient
I would not keep it. It looks cheap and pleb.

[Anonymous No.17465314]

>>17465019
Timex on a colorful strap, very prep
There's probably something in the Seiko 5 range that would work for TIP too

[Anonymous No.17465317]

>>17465019
>>17465314
Also the Orient Bambino in 36 or 38mm

[Anonymous No.17465353]

>>17465019
36 mm (for 16 cm wrist):

snk355
snk357
snk361
snk363
snk365
snk366
snk368
snk377
snk379
snk381

Orient Bambino 36mm
Tissot PRX 35mm
Timex Marlin

37-38 mm (for 16.5-17.5 cm wrist):

snxs73
snxs75
snxs77
snxs79
snxs80
snxs81

40+ mm (for 17.5+ cm wrist):

szsb011
szsb012
szsb013
szsb014
szsb022

szsb015
szsb016
szsb017
szsb018

szsb021
szsb028
szsb006
szsb007

szsb025
szsb026
Orient Bambino (Standard)
Tissot PRX (Standard)

sarx011
sarx013
sarx015
sarx019

sarx031
sarx033
sarx035

sarx037
sarx039

sarx041
sarx043
sarx045
sarx047
sarx049

[Anonymous No.17465848]

>>17465157
>There are tiers of formality. I should make a chart or something of the levels and how they can overlap. Black dress shoes can be worn with jeans, usually, no problem. Dark brown, maybe, tan - no. Also, the more casual the shoe, the better. Loafers will look okay, oxfords will not.

boot thread thinks they have it all figured out

[Anonymous No.17465933]

>>17465848
>Black dress shoes can be worn with jeans, usually, no problem. Dark brown, maybe, tan - no.
Ah, a post brought back from a journey to bizarro world.

[Anonymous No.17465965]

Good morning boys

[Anonymous No.17465975]

What can i pair desaturated light brown suede derbies with? I bought them on a whim at a thrift store but ive realized the color doesnt really go with any of my clothes. All my other shoes are black, tan, or darker brown.

Not them but this is pretty much what they look like.

[Anonymous No.17465987]

>>17465975
Probably blue, pink or green trousers with bright shirts.
Also a reason i'd never buy shoes that are not black, brown, cognac or white.

[Anonymous No.17466023]

>>17465848
>>17465933
"Dress shoes do not go with jeans--sneakers and desert boots do."
-John T. Molloy, "Dress for Success"

[Anonymous No.17466024]

>>17465987
What about oxblood? What about Cordovan?

[Anonymous No.17466159]

>>17465965
Very nice, what shoes are you wearing? And could we get a look at that sweater?

[Anonymous No.17466360]

>>17466159
Thanks. Was wearing some black penny loafers. And the sweater is a thin cotton knit by Brooks Brothers, nothing too special.

[Anonymous No.17466635]

>>17465965
nice, jacket looks a bit frumpy in this pic though
>>17465975
any outfit you'd wear white bucks with
>>17464881
go back to lurking

[Anonymous No.17466724]

>>17464881
>makes broad judgements on the philosophy of menswear
>only owns white vans

[Anonymous No.17467048]

>>17466724
genetic fallacy & I own lots of other clothes

[Anonymous No.17467130]

>>17463774
bazenga

[Anonymous No.17467131]

>>17463570
>I just like men
>bare with me
faggot
go bare your body with other faggots who care

[Anonymous No.17467148]

>>17465052
Besides the shoes it looks very nice

[Anonymous No.17467712]

[Anonymous No.17467801]

>>17465052
Not going to respond directly because it looks like a repost.
But is there a name for when pants have prominent/ridged seams like this? I dont think it works well in /tip/.

[Anonymous No.17467822]

>>17467801
lol theyre just a casual pair of chinos

[Anonymous No.17467837]

>>17467822
I have plenty of chinos and none of them emphasize the seams like that.

[Anonymous No.17467847]

>>17462104
2;1;3

[Anonymous No.17467854]

>>17467837
chinos

[Anonymous No.17467863]

>>17467854
Im not saying they arent chinos, i just meant thats not an inherent feature and it doesnt look good.

[Anonymous No.17467893]

>>17467863
hate to break it to ya...

[Anonymous No.17467982]

>>17463403
>>17463502
I've never once seen a vest with DBs irl
t. American

[Anonymous No.17468057]

>>17461017
its hard to tell how the suit fits from your close ups. You 100% need a shirt with a bigger, longer collar for this. Something about the tie rubs me the wrong way, like others have said, It might be the lighting but the color seems to clash.

>>17461100
>>17461493
if you actually want to make this more TIP then higher rise pants that are less tapered are the first thing. Second would be a button down or crewneck sweater as your tops. Third would be to focus on lower contrast pieces.

On the other hand, you don't really look like you want to be TIP, just work appropriate. I still think higher rise pants are a good idea, to balance out your proportions. I'd also still consider more muted pants and adding a sweater or light jacket (maybe a shirt jacket) as a top layer. Try a white or grey button down and tees without graphics.


>>17463351
this is good advice.

>>17463519
part of the issue is that a list of clothing items, even with colors, doesn't really help someone buy the right stuff. I know op asked for a list, but maybe think whether he even knows enough for that list to be more useful than something else, like a list of stores (which is also there to be fair)

>>17463397
I don't think that poster was commenting on the mohair itself. Buying bespoke second hand can be problematic, since its less likely to fit another owner than an OTR garrment. It can still be a good deal though

>>17465052
looks ok, but room for improvement:
-shirt collar would ideally stay inside the sweater. It also looks overly formal for the casualness of the rest of the fit. Try a button down collar in a color or more textured fabric.
-pants cuff is sloppy and doesn't transiftion nicely to the shoes. Try wearing them uncuffed. Also consider less skinny pants if you want to up the formality.
-shoes are pretty casual when the pants are rolled up like that, longer pants would make them fit better overall
-I like the fit of the sweater and the colors on everything go nicely

[Anonymous No.17468093]

>>17467847
II;I;III

[Anonymous No.17468143]

Has /tip/ got me a gf/bf?
No
But I've been complimented by complete strangers and everyone treats me nicely
Thanks /effay/

[Anonymous No.17468807]

>>17465975
Blue or green

[Anonymous No.17468953]

there's a guy at my school who dresses like this, I want to go up to him and sniff his hair

[Anonymous No.17468997]

what do I type in to search for pants that have no button fly showing

[Anonymous No.17469037]

>>17468953
are you a female woman or a gay man?

[Anonymous No.17469039]

>>17468997
latch / hook closure

[Anonymous No.17469041]

>>17469037
bio woman

[Anonymous No.17469044]

>>17465353
>t.seiklopedia

[Anonymous No.17469051]

>>17468143
u r welcome

[Anonymous No.17469058]

>>17468143
post a fit

[Anonymous No.17469062]

>>17465317
>>17465353
Can the Orient Bambino be worn as an every day watch?

[Anonymous No.17469192]

>>17469062
No, the watch police will come for you.

[Anonymous No.17469254]

>>17465052
Not trad but not bad

[Anonymous No.17469261]

>>17469041
nice bait, here your (you)
you dont fool anyone, women dont type like that kys troon

[Anonymous No.17469647]

>>17469192
Retard

[Anonymous No.17469661]

>>17469647
Remember when people knew to at least use sage if their post didnt contribute anything?

[Anonymous No.17469684]

>>17454427
Anyone know of any good thrift stores or stores in general in Washington D.C?

[Anonymous No.17469720]

what's a good brand that makes unique trousers but for a good price

[Anonymous No.17469726]

>>17469062
Do you want to look like a poorfag with no taste?

[Anonymous No.17469762]

[Anonymous No.17469781]

>>17461086
Hello, human resources?!

[Anonymous No.17469822]

>Since the 1950s, American culture has been adopted and the American traditional style has permeated Japan.
>In the 1960s, he created trends such as "Ivy Look" and "Miyuki Zoku", and with the word TPO (Time Place Occasion), he innovated general style, such as dressing and occasional rules, and built a culture of men's fashion and lifestyle. rice field.
>Trad is always changing and evolving, and we will send out a lifestyle that changes with the times .

So true, especially the part about rice field

[Anonymous No.17469947]

>>17463331
I like https://www.instagram.com/x_75shoes/ personally.

[Anonymous No.17470095]

>>17469062
Absolutely

[Anonymous No.17470106]

>>17469781
lmao

[Anonymous No.17470390]

ID on this tie? From Vintage Menswear: A Collection from the Vintage Showroom (p. 19)

[Anonymous No.17470766]

Bros... I did that eye test for getting the car loicense and discovered I'm completely blind. What kind of glasses are the most effay?

[Anonymous No.17470849]

Time for new bread?

[Anonymous No.17470853]

>>17470849
>page 8

[Anonymous No.17470854]

>>17470849
the last ~30 posts ITT have been stupid bumps, there were only 4 fits posted, looks like a dead general

[Anonymous No.17470857]

>>17470854
Personally i dont like to post my fits if i catch the thread near bump limit because it'll probably get buried.

[Anonymous No.17470859]

>>17470857
this thread has been up for over a week lol, nothing gets buried

[Anonymous No.17470888]

>>17470859
The point is that people arent going to be as interested in posting anything in a thread that's autosaging.

[Anonymous No.17470904]

What kind of cloth is this? The manufacturer doesnt specify and i cant quite tell, kind of new to this stuff sorry.

[Anonymous No.17471216]

>>17456287
>end of the world
So Japan? Johannesburg? Or Tierra del Fuego?

[Anonymous No.17471220]

>>17461661
What are those straps in 2-1B?

[Anonymous No.17471407]

What are some nautical or Australian brands? Preferably brands that are both.

I'm Australian and work in shipping so I'd like something a bit more authentic.

Akubra is a classic for Aussie TIP, beyond that I'm not too sure.

[Anonymous No.17471424]

>>17470904
probably Popelin or Zefir