/tip/ - Trad Ivy Prep General

[Anonymous No.17832791]

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

>BLOGS

American

www.ivy-style.com
oxfordclothbuttondown.com
www.saltwaternewengland.com
sartorialtalks.com/en
www.necktiesalvage.com
www.permanentstyle.com

European

thelandlessgentry.blogspot.com
tweedlandthegentlemansclub.blogspot.com
bespokeunit.com
www.manolo.se
claseleganciaydistincion.blogspot.com

>Not being updated anymore

www.mreero.com
anaffordablewardrobe.blogspot.com
alexandergrant.blogspot.com
inner-city-style.blogspot.com
thetrad.blogspot.com
maxminimus.blogspot.com
theivyleaguelook.blogspot.com
www.fivepointfox.com
www.dressdecoded.com

>READS/BOOKS/ALBUMS

https://pastebin.com/JUHD4Hwu
https://pastebin.com/SMMg3tK9
Quick guide to prep: www.mreero.com/journal/how-to-dress-like-a-prep
Gentleman's Gazzete info on /TIP/: pastebin.com/QrNDDG60
The Preppy Handbook: issuu.com/fiyero109/docs/toph
Nautical clothing guide: epochs.co/features/epochs-guide-to-nautical-clothing?p=nauticalpost
Boat shoe lacing guide: web.archive.org/web/20200926215557/https://blog.sperry.com/stories/style/lacing-guide/
Waxing Barbours: www.saltwaternewengland.com/2019/09/waxing-barbour.html
Dating vintage Brooks:
putthison.com/dating-brooks-brothers-shirts-i-was-cleaning-up-my
Loafer anatomy:
thesecondbutton.com/how-to-talk-about-loafers
80s Inspo compilation: 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
https://imgur.com/a/ZFJXWZ2

>Brands:
Spier and Mackay
Polo Ralph Lauren
Mr. Porter
Brooks Brothers
J. Press
O’Connells
InverAllen
Jamiesons Shetland
Barbour
Sperry
L.L. Bean
Bill's Khakis
Andover Shop
Shoes:
Alden
Allen Edmonds
Rancourt
Eastland Shoe
Quoddy
Russell Moccasin Co
Oak Street Bootmakers
Yuketen
Meermin

[Anonymous No.17832802]

>>17832791
how am i supposed to know what to talk about if theres no "edition"

[Anonymous No.17832807]

>>17832802
idk uhh heres some ideas:
>bean boots
>duffle coats
>raincoats
>denim and chambray shirts
>whether tie bars are acceptable or not

[Anonymous No.17832814]

>>17832802
this. plus the OP picture sucks

[Anonymous No.17832857]

>>17832814
better than the other one

[Anonymous No.17832858]

Here's some inspo for fall

[Anonymous No.17832859]

>>17832858

[Anonymous No.17832860]

>>17832859

[Anonymous No.17832861]

>>17832860

[Anonymous No.17832862]

>>17832791https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9doXIK-TW4 [Embed]

A new short film supporting the 2023 version of the Cartier “Tank Française” watch, stars actress Catherine Deneuve with Rami Malek directed by Guy Ritchie:

[Anonymous No.17832864]

>>17832861
last one cause lazy... can we get some more tattersall in here?

also, w2c your tattersall? i got amazing viyellas for pennies when i lived in central europe but the best colors / price i find here is thrifted prl

[Anonymous No.17832878]

>>17832859
>>17832860
>>17832861
good inspo
>>17832864
i thought i liked tattersall shirts but when i actually got one it made me feel like an old man...

[Anonymous No.17832910]

saw death grips live tn, they sucked, left early
/tip/ related: incotex is nice, bummer that the rise isn't about an inch higher
>>17832814
much better last threads
>>17832858
looks like a sierra designs vest
>>17832859
looks a lot better in the drakes lookbook lol

[Anonymous No.17832914]

>>17832807
>whether tie bars are acceptable or not
why wouldnt they be? i dont mourn the lack of them, but they can only add to the tie.

[Anonymous No.17832928]

>>17832914
I used to really like wearing my tie bar but I think dressing down a suit is a lot more fun than dressing it up, like wearing an OCBD

[Anonymous No.17832934]

>>17832914
prole accessory, just look at any of the baldfags fits

[Anonymous No.17832964]

>>17832910
death grips is still around huh?

[Anonymous No.17833008]

>>17832791
Nice effort on making the new thread, you forgot to add the 2nd post with the instagrams and previous
Previous))>
>>17820916
Instagrams

Prep:
https://www.instagram.com/kjp/
https://www.instagram.com/alexstourbe/
https://www.instagram.com/muffyaldrich
https://www.instagram.com/dixielandtrad/
https://www.instagram.com/thepreppytexan/
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/thepreppynewenglander/
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/julia.harpe/
https://www.instagram.com/jackiegreaney/
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/thelandlessgentry/
https://www.instagram.com/dave_money3/
https://www.instagram.com/kleidsam/
https://www.instagram.com/parisian_gentleman/
https://www.instagram.com/oskarsalomonsson/
https://www.instagram.com/nortonofmorton/
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/oxfordclothbuttondown/
https://www.instagram.com/arnoldsteiner/
https://www.instagram.com/tko3r/
https://www.instagram.com/jcl.84/
https://www.instagram.com/took_ivy/
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/

[Anonymous No.17833022]

>>17833008
honestly no one clicks any of this shit. it should all just be put into a paste bin in the OP post

[Anonymous No.17833028]

>>17833022
would help if they could be clicked. maybe if they were dumped onto a google sheet or something.

[Anonymous No.17833040]

>>17833028
they can on phone

[Anonymous No.17833041]

>>17833022
it's tradition.

[Anonymous No.17833042]

>>17833041
based

[Anonymous No.17833044]

>>17833028
>>17833040
They can be made clickable on PC too

[Anonymous No.17833045]

>>17833041
nice one.

>>17832791
Any backpack recommendations? I'm probably just going to get a used Jansport/Eastpak in juniper green.

[Anonymous No.17833112]

Didn't get any reply on the other thread so I am going to post it here.
Need a recommendations for a wallet. Something slim and low profile, a card holder.

[Anonymous No.17833244]

Which is better, to buy several suits and mix them up, or to buy some trousers and blazers separately?

[Anonymous No.17833267]

>>17833112
Ettinger
>>17833244
Sport coats and trousers will be a lot more versatile.

[Anonymous No.17833277]

Any recommended brick and mortar stores located in US?

[Anonymous No.17833312]

>>17833277
where in the us lmao

[Anonymous No.17833332]

>>17833112
goyard

[Anonymous No.17833348]

Any of you guys veer off into Dark Academia sometimes? You have to admit that it is a pretty good trad-adjacent look.

[Anonymous No.17833361]

>>17833348
No, it looks like shit
pic very rel

[Anonymous No.17833374]

>>17833361
That one looks like shit, but others don’t.

[Anonymous No.17833400]

>>17833267
>Sport coats and trousers will be a lot more versatile
If so, should I go with chinos or with a more classical fit?

[Anonymous No.17833419]

>>17832964
Yeah I saw them in TX and the show was pretty good. They ripped through the set and just walked off. No encore nonsense. Lost of zoomies vaping the entire show though.

[Anonymous No.17833452]

I've just been to a store that sells Ralph Lauren and I really liked this dark green button down, but when I tried it on it looked like I was selling christmas stuff.
Is it the shirt itself, the combination of dark green and the red socks or am I retarded?

[Anonymous No.17833456]

>>17833452
I prefer lighter shirts because you pretty much always want your shirt to be lighter than your jacket. And i like wearing beige jackets like yours.
Try it with lighter pants and no jacket or a darker one like navy.

[Anonymous No.17833458]

>>17833452
Dark green shirts never look good. I always fall for this trap as well.

[Anonymous No.17833503]

>>17833456
I'm just trying to incorporate some tip clothing into my wardrobe and I don't own any lighter shirts at the moment so maybe I'll go for that!
I've seen the white/blue striped ocbds on Drakes lookbook quite a lot would that be a good option?
Or would that clash with the pattern of the jacket?

>>17833458
I made the mistake a couple years ago and wore the shirt only on christmas. But I thought it was the combination of the cut and the color that didn't make it work. The more you know

[Anonymous No.17833532]

>>17833503
Yeah that would work well, uni stripe is a subtle and fine pattern that works well with checks and plaids
Look up pattern mixing guides

[Anonymous No.17833540]

>>17833045
Honestly, I teccomend getting a briefcase or messenger bag. They are a nice way to elevate a fit and I have only received compliments on mine.

[Anonymous No.17833544]

>>17833540
That is always an option but I'm a student and often will use the backpack for hiking trips. Something with a somewhat rugged appeal would be good.

[Anonymous No.17833596]

>>17833419
it sucked, seemed like they were playing at 1.5x speed as a prank. one of the worst concerts i've been too desu
>>17833452
theres a lot of issues with the fit, the shirt color would be fine with khakis i think, but that lil blue logo is ugly

[Anonymous No.17833618]

>>17833544
Filson
>>17833400
>If so, should I go with chinos or with a more classical fit?
Chinos are more versatile as they’re easier to dress down but dress trousers will typically look better with a sport jacket but that’s highly subjective.

[Anonymous No.17833695]

Thoughts on clarks? Have a nice pair of yachty slip ons and I’m debating ordering their Gerald’s

[Anonymous No.17833704]

>>17833452
white or cream pants, grey textured sport coat or something that is light and contrasts the green, but not the checker pattern that you have here

[Anonymous No.17833730]

>>17833704
Grey wool pants maybe? I‘ve got those.
Besides the checkered jacket I only have a white blue seersucker one. All my other ones are part of a suit.
I can try it on with the wool pants tomorrow, but if it doesn’t work, I think I‘d rather get a more versatile shirt then to buy a whole outfit around a shirt just because I like the color.

[Anonymous No.17833780]

finally found a college logo crewneck that I like, any good inspo for pants/shoes to pair w it?

[Anonymous No.17833789]

>>17833780
bait right? you don't actually go around wearing clothes with universities logos that aren't your alma mater?

[Anonymous No.17833858]

>>17833789
i assumed it'd be a given that it's my alma mater, i should've realized that this is /tip/ and some of you niggas are absolutely autistic enough to wear ones that arent. by 'finally found one i like', i mean that all the ones they currently sell suck, and i finally found a vintage one that looks good. purple fwiw.

[Anonymous No.17833979]

>>17833695
>Thoughts on clarks?
yes

[Anonymous No.17834048]

>>17833695
try yuketen quoddy or rancourt instead

[Anonymous No.17834053]

>>17833858
>that it's my alma mater
Pajeet detected

[Anonymous No.17834078]

>>17833780
take ivy is full of sweatshirts

[Anonymous No.17834212]

UK based: what’s the best ‘beater’ loafer?

Was thinking of thrifting from ebay but happy to ’invest’. I really love C&J’s loafers but maybe another time.

Second question: who does the best raincoats nowadays, or better simply to thrift an old Aquascutum or Burberry?

[Anonymous No.17834277]

>>17834212
What do you mean by 'beater'? Clarks do loafers with a lug sole I think, while they're not particularly premium by any means they might work for boring office shoes? I'm interested also in this, as I can't find cheaper loafers.

[Anonymous No.17834407]

>>17833780
I have a grey one. Khakis with brown loafers or faded black jeans with white converse are my go-to. This is my Fall Saturday/Sunday outfit basically .

[Anonymous No.17834408]

W2C Oxblood belts to go with my Oxblood loafers .
t. burger

[Anonymous No.17834452]

>>17834277
Beater meaning something that can be roughed up (ie, the best cheap, quality loafer, which may be a silly statement).

[Anonymous No.17834475]

>>17834408
eBay can be a crapshoot because you can't always tell from the lighting in the photo if it's actually dark brown when it's listed as such (and not oxblood)

But I typically look on there. Every now and then you can find AE and Trafalgar for sub $20-30 and cheaper shit like vintage Dockers for pennies.

[Anonymous No.17834482]

>>17834452
a thrifted pair

[Anonymous No.17834506]

>>17834408
You don't really - need- to match your belt with your shoes, a dark brown belt should be good enough

[Anonymous No.17834529]

>>17834475
Funny you say that, I got the loafers from a thrift store, and I got my most used belt from eBay, Trafalgar as well. Really love it, so I ordered what I thought was gonna be an Oxblood color belt from Traf website, but it was less red than I hoped and returned it.
>>17834506
I don’t know, I tried a dark brown belt and I don’t think it looked nearly as sharp as a more matching would, it felt like wearing a dark brown belt with black shoes to me

[Anonymous No.17834615]

>>17833695
Good style, very comfortable, decent materials, great price (especially on sale). The downside, at least on my pair, has been poor construction with a glued sole. Not that I expect more for $45, but mine came unglued and I just stuck it back with Shoe Goo. When I bought that pair, a few friends also bought shoes in the same store so we could take advantage of a BOGO sale, and as far as I know none of them had any problems, so it's probably a rare issue. Still, it's an issue and I wouldn't get Clarks expecting them to hold up really well for a long time.

That said, I've taken mine hiking on accident, six miles on dirt trails, they were fine. Despite the bad QC on my pair I'd still get another pair again.

>>17834078
Got any pictures to post?

[Anonymous No.17834849]

Any good waffle henleys? I’m looking for quality ones to wear under a sweater in spring and fall.

[Anonymous No.17834882]

>>17833780
Post crewneck, we're not psychics lad

[Anonymous No.17834887]

>>17834452
Aside from the obvious omnipresent thrifting rec, if you want to put them through the wringer I'd just buy a pair of weejuns. Sure, the quality's in the shitter relative to 1980, but that just makes it less of a problem to chew them up and spit them out.

A step up in quality/price would be Meermin loafers, the leather's decent but they're not so expensive you have to feel bad if they get fucked up. The main thing if you do this is to make sure to get whatever they're calling their rounded toe last these days, they're spics and think loafs should be pointy for some reason, which will make you look like a pointy shoed spic if you buy the wrong item.

[Anonymous No.17834998]

[Anonymous No.17835000]

>>17834887
>weejuns

[Anonymous No.17835003]

[Anonymous No.17835008]

>>17835000
Go back to pol incel freak

[Anonymous No.17835020]

>>17835000
What of it? GH Bass is a traditional New England brand, those are the states going hardest on DEIB shit. They're marketing to their audience, it's no different from like a butthurt staring eye on a preacher's pulpit or something in 1700. Everyone actually wearing the shoes is white.

[Anonymous No.17835044]

>>17834887
weejuns are PU leather rubbish, with a glued sole
>>17835000
post fit or closet

[Anonymous No.17835052]

Struck a nerve, have we?

[Anonymous No.17835066]

>>17835003
me on the right

[Anonymous No.17835083]

>>17835066
im the window shutter top row second from our left

[Anonymous No.17835092]

>>17835083
kek

[Anonymous No.17835093]

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[Anonymous No.17835096]

>>17835093
there arent enough black & white pics of college guys already? you needed to make an AI one?

[Anonymous No.17835099]

>>17835096
post em if you got em, I just want to see new ones. I also asked for them in color but some are still black and white

[Anonymous No.17835103]

w2c short cardigan like this?

[Anonymous No.17835105]

>>17835103
>>17835099
Stop it.

[Anonymous No.17835139]

>>17835103
rubato

[Anonymous No.17835168]

>>17834048
Yuketen is the shit. Got a pair of mocs half off and they are even better than the quoddys and oak streets I've had

[Anonymous No.17835773]

How hard would it be to rock a db cotton blazer?
Is something like this acceptable but with shortened sleeves to show the cuff a bit?

[Anonymous No.17835812]

>>17835773
It's a solid casual summer/boat fit (and yes, shorten the sleeves), but I wouldn't wear it anywhere outside of really casual summer situations, the cotton is just too noticeable and looks weird for most use cases. It's not that it's bad even, it's just that this is a type of fit for situations where most normies now wear a t-shirt, cargo shorts and crocs. You kind of end up looking iffy in both directions at once if you don't know the exact /tip/ level fo the others who are going.

[Anonymous No.17835831]

>>17835773
nice fit
jacket looks too wide, if you could size down it'd be inspo tier

[Anonymous No.17835842]

As weird as it might sounds: how many suits are "enough"?
I've a got 2 black, 2 navy, 2 grey, 1 stripped and 1 cream. Am I missing something?

[Anonymous No.17835843]

How do you guys get over the fear of being mugged?

I don't even live in all that bad of a neighbourhood, but whenever I walk around outside dressed nicely I get afraid that any even remotely shifty looking dude is going to jump me thinking I have loads of money on me.
And before you suggest carrying a gun, I live in England unfortunately.
While I'm not very strong, I don't believe becoming any stronger will make a difference. A mugger relies on being quick and aggressive and also probably with the aid of 3-4 other guys, it doesn't matter who you are, if you are to chosen to be mugged you shall be mugged.

[Anonymous No.17835857]

>>17835843
Never felt any fear, and nothing ever happened. Shifty looking dudes will mentally classify you as "other/boring". Pretty sure I'm transparent to them.

[Anonymous No.17835863]

>>17835842

[Anonymous No.17835864]

Post tippy cars
1972 350SL

[Anonymous No.17835866]

>>17835863
Nice, thanks.
A shame that 3 buttons felt out of fashion, it looks better if you only wear a shirt (/tie).

[Anonymous No.17835877]

[Anonymous No.17835974]

>>17835864
Take Ivy had a whole section about cars. British sports cars and vintage Americana like Ford Model A's were supposedly popular at the time around Ivy campuses.

[Anonymous No.17835975]

[Anonymous No.17836003]

[Anonymous No.17836217]

why do you guys like to dress like old people

[Anonymous No.17836294]

[Anonymous No.17836300]

>>17836294
>>17834998
leave us alone doug

[Anonymous No.17836302]

>>17836300
can you stop talking about that faggot for a single thread

[Anonymous No.17836304]

>>17836302
only doug posts shitty fraser inspo

[Anonymous No.17836415]

>>17836304
Yes, but he'll never go away if you keep talking about him. You starve attention whores by ignoring them, dipshit.

[Anonymous No.17836427]

>>17836415
post fit then

[Anonymous No.17836449]

>>17835843
I get asked for money every time I go to a city

[Anonymous No.17836478]

Good brands for overcoats/long coats that are easy to find in Europe?

[Anonymous No.17836499]

>>17835008
Cry about fag

[Anonymous No.17836562]

I have one of these but no idea what to wear it with. Any suggestions or is it more of a meme? Only thing I can think of is khaki pants like that Trump pic

[Anonymous No.17836563]

besides this, literally what else can you wear them with?

[Anonymous No.17836618]

>>17836478
Burberry
Aquascutum

[Anonymous No.17836693]

>>17836562
Earthtone tweed, cord trousers, good for an open collar fit if you can't be bothered to wear a tie because obviously a tie looks 10000% ridiculous under that. It's very American so just leaf through Take Ivy, there's gotta be a few guys wearing them in there you can take inspo from.
It's gotta be cold though obviously or you'll sweat yourself into a shit rolling that under a tweed coat.

[Anonymous No.17836709]

>>17836693
That’s the thing though, the only time cold enough to wear it to me is like late fall outside or winter, but it looks like a sporty summer/spring garment. Is the only color pants possible tan/cream/off white chinos or cords as well?

[Anonymous No.17836748]

>>17836709
I said cords because I think it would combine fine with cords, obviously. Mid-brown/British tan, ginger, fawn, this kind of thing.

[Anonymous No.17836791]

>>17834998
How old are niles and frasier supposed to be? They act like they are 30 or so but look 40 easily.

[Anonymous No.17836804]

>>17836791
I think they are supposed to be in their forties in the show, but I'm not sure. I've been watching it this weekend which is why I used a couple screenshots to bump the thread, Niles usually has solid outfits.

[Anonymous No.17836823]

>>17836791
>>17836804
Definitely in their forties, Niles might, MIGHT be late thirties but Frasier is definitely in his forties. He already has his whole Boston backstory from Cheers, the premise of the show Frasier is the big mid-life shift he has to make.

[Anonymous No.17837048]

How do I fix squeaking leather shoes? Cap toe oxfords, the insole is rubbing against the upper.

[Anonymous No.17837062]

>>17835843

[Anonymous No.17837072]

>>17833361
Your hips are too wide to pull that off. You could try letting a bit of sweater out to give more of a 'top-heavy' look, but all in all just lose weight.
Also, tuck in the collar unless you have a big, like 60's collar.

[Anonymous No.17837099]

>>17837072
>your
fucking newfags not getting context clues

[Anonymous No.17837106]

>>17837099
I thought your picture was from the guy you were responding to, I apologize.

[Anonymous No.17837147]

I got $100 in credit card rewards. Give me some ideas for secondhand clothes to buy.

[Anonymous No.17837160]

>>17836217
One day I’ll wake up and I’ll be older but I’ll never wake up and be younger

[Anonymous No.17837365]

Just bought this vintage coat. It's 100% wool and from 1960s.

[Anonymous No.17837439]

>>17837365
Very nice.

[Anonymous No.17837450]

>>17837439
Thanks! Will post a picture once it arrives!

[Anonymous No.17837464]

>>17837365
how fat are you?

[Anonymous No.17837467]

>>17837464
5'7", 175lbs, 16% bodyfat, 10.5 shoe size, 9 inch penis

[Anonymous No.17837480]

hey /ivy/, I forgot you existed for a moment.
I got a promotion. My old clothes look like regular beat clothes you would see on a college aged STEM graduate working in a non-office environment. I'm probably expected to wear something resembling real clothes now. I have slacks, oxfords, ties optional so I'll skip those unless people think it completes the look, one thing I'm missing are shoes. I typically frequent the boot thread because the nature of my job had me outdoors and good things that last outdoors was a plus, but now I probably need some good things that fit indoors, too. Any suggestions? I was eyeing Carmina's site and found some driving loafers (I like the flatfooted style)

[Anonymous No.17837487]

>>17837048
my experience from boots is to keep them oiled. If it's just insoles you can get some leather grease/oil and just lightly dab them with a paper towel and see if that doesn't fix it.

[Anonymous No.17837489]

>>17836217
Haven't you heard? Country Club is the most popular style college-aged zoomers are picking up on.

why? I blame threads like this but also because these clothes are cheap compared to designer brands.

[Anonymous No.17837544]

>>17837365
100% wool should be a bare minimum standard

[Anonymous No.17837602]

>>17837480
Driving loafers are for driving

[Anonymous No.17837610]

>>17837602
I've never tried driving loafers before, I just assumed they would be fine for light office work.
I noticed Allen Edmond is having a sale, but I've mostly been told to avoid them thanks to questionable quality as of late coming from their online store.

[Anonymous No.17837613]

>>17837610
Driving loafers are disposable just based on their construction. They’d be fine for light office work (as long as you aren’t walking vast distances to and from) but I’d get more classic penny loafers to start. Ideally Alden or Crockett and Jones if you can swing it. If that’s out of your budget then Rancourt or Allen Edmonds would be a good place to start.

[Anonymous No.17837653]

>>17837487
I have mink oil for a pair of boots I have, I'll try using some of that. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.17837659]

>>17837610
They are slipper style mocassins, with some rubber strips sewn into the bottom for a sole, they will get chewn up if you keep wearing them for walking around. They are meant to put on your foot to drive your sports car, and then you take them off to before you go into the office.

[Anonymous No.17837668]

>>17837659
I dont really get the point of driving loafers. Leather soled loafers are slippery only for like the first few days before some wear has been put on the sole.

[Anonymous No.17837685]

>>17837668
It's a marketing thing, but it's so you can feel the gas pedal

[Anonymous No.17837769]

>>17837365
based

[Anonymous No.17837820]

Thoughts on seiko swr049? For a trad watch. Looking for a small watchface, but i am a watch noob and dont have a good intuition for rectangular face sizings
And yes, i already asked the watch thread, just looking for the /tip/ opinion

[Anonymous No.17837821]

>>17837820
looks good to me, I’d change the strap personally I’m sure you would too

[Anonymous No.17837825]

>>17837821
Any recs for a strap? What were you thinking?

[Anonymous No.17837835]

>>17837825
Brown leather, ideally kind of goes with belt/shoes. Would look a little weird if you were wearing brown leather shoes with brown leather belt but black leather watch strap, maybe I'm just being weird, though. Unless you wear a lot of black leather, in which case don't change it

[Anonymous No.17837855]

>>17837835
Thanks for the insight

[Anonymous No.17837891]

>>17837820
Just double check the actual size of it, some of the Seiko tank-style watches are actually quite large. It might be fine for you but I remember when I was looking at these some time ago, some of the models were just too big and I wanted something pretty small. I even considered a women's model just because watches now are xbox huge and a current womens model is the size of a mens watch from many decades ago. But anyway it's a great looking watch, sure it's not a real Tank but it's nice anyway.

>>17837835
This too, I'd personally go with a very dark brown alligator strap but given that it's a small accessory I think a black strap isn't so bad. But that's just me.

[Anonymous No.17837911]

>>17837820
Kinda hard to see in photos, but >>17837891
is right, Seiko's Tank clones are fuckhuge and don't have trad sizing.

[Anonymous No.17837912]

>>17837911
Pic is probably a wristlet but I think it illustrates the point better. A tank should look small even on thinner wrists.

[Anonymous No.17838096]

>>17837668
I think it’s more about how thin the sole is. You don’t get a lot of pedal feel wearing a chunky loafer from Alden. It really doesn’t matter though, driving loafers are mostly a (comfy) meme.

[Anonymous No.17838145]

>>17837365
What brand is it?

[Anonymous No.17838148]

>>17837911
>>17837912
>>17837820
Get a vintage seiko instead. These sell for $30 on ebay and look way better

[Anonymous No.17838151]

Thoughts on this new polo coat from Suitsupply?

[Anonymous No.17838161]

Thoughts on peacoats? Thoughts on peacoats in unconventional colors like green and brown?

[Anonymous No.17838162]

>>17838151
It’s nice but definitely one of those items to that has to be worn just right, maybe a bit to dressed up for trad. After all, trad is usually somewhat casual.

[Anonymous No.17838163]

>>17838162
I don't like the popped up collar, but I think it can be worn casually similar to how their model wears it

[Anonymous No.17838164]

>>17838161
Thinking about this one in particular:
https://www.americantrench.com/products/wool-peacoat?variant=44459551129846&currency=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=16274328922&utm_content=&utm_term=&gadid=&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIn-Gf-unpgQMVOqNaBR0ogAz_EAQYASABEgIvOvD_BwE

Not sure about the color though. I have a series of peacoats that I love but only in navy and black. The black one is a little too formal. The navy one is great, but I I’d prefer earthier browns and greens. It just seems a bit weird because it’s a naval jacket…

[Anonymous No.17838165]

>>17838163
Yeah, but this is not an easy look to pull off imo. It’s all about contradiction. Fit and always well-groomed? Go for it. Anything else? Eh, it’ll just look sloppy. Then again, I just assume everyone who dressed trad is a banker or lawyer getting fat like I did…

[Anonymous No.17838167]

>>17838165
I am literally Jude Law from Talented Mr. Ripley.

[Anonymous No.17838169]

>>17838164
Looks great. I think you shouldn't wear a green peacoat if you care about garment origins, like not wearing a trench coat without a gun flap, or a hunting jacket without a pocket for game. Otherwise, who cares. If you want a traditional green coat, get a loden coat or a trench coat.

[Anonymous No.17838179]

>>17838169
I do somewhat. I really love the military inspired look. It’s not easy nowhere to find wool military coats that are traditionally green or brown which are also not spergy. Sure, I could buy a big green woolen officer’s coat but it looks a bit ridiculous imo.

[Anonymous No.17838198]

>>17836415
still waiting for your fit

[Anonymous No.17838201]

Going to a pumpkin patch this weekend. Will be wearing a green flannel button-down, blue jeans (dark stonewash Levis) and duck boots. Should I cuff my jeans y/n?

[Anonymous No.17838206]

>>17838201
While you're kneeling to cuff your jeans you should give your boyfriend a big 'ol slopper on his meaty wad

[Anonymous No.17838211]

>>17836217
Because it's fun :)

[Anonymous No.17838214]

>>17838206
What did he mean by this?

[Anonymous No.17838222]

>>17838214
which part did you not understand anon?

[Anonymous No.17838237]

>>17838148
My man, thank you, this is excellent advice

[Anonymous No.17838242]

>>17838222
Your strange fascination with irrelevant homosexual activities, for one.

[Anonymous No.17838247]

>>17838145
It's Malcolm Kenneth.

[Anonymous No.17838320]

>>17837820
NO. Croc embossed leather is not TIP.

[Anonymous No.17838336]

>>17837048
Get better quality shoes. They squeak if they're poorly built.

[Anonymous No.17838338]

>>17835843
Stop being a bitch and use common sense. Also, work out and become strong, you bitchmade motherfucker.

[Anonymous No.17838398]

>>17837911
Yeah, that's what I'm talking about, and why it might be worth considering the "ladies" option if you're buying new. I just bought a vintage mens Seiko tank and it had about an 18-20mm lug width and was perfectly sized. Unfortunately, it ended up shitting the bed and I never got around to fixing it. But it was a really nice looking watch.

I have a vintage mechanical Timex coming in the mail right now as well. It's on a gold-tone metal bracelet but I might put it on an alligator strap. I'll post photos when it arrives.

>>17838336
Not an option for me at this very moment. In case anyone is wondering they're Johnston and Murphy oxfords. I will say they're pretty comfortable.

[Anonymous No.17838409]

>>17838167
me 2

[Anonymous No.17838482]

more Costanza collarkino

[Anonymous No.17838517]

not the most cohesive outfit but its the most rainproof i could put together
i wear a bandana to keep wind/rain off the face, not sure if theres any better options

[Anonymous No.17838558]

>>17838517
You need a proper raincoat, otherwise looks good brother

[Anonymous No.17838578]

>>17838558
what would you consider a proper raincoat

[Anonymous No.17838600]

>>17838517
You know you can turn up and button the collar right? That’s what the top button is for. You know Barbour also makes hoods that attach to their jackets right?

[Anonymous No.17838622]

>>17838320
What kind if band do you recommend?

[Anonymous No.17838644]

>>17838600
i dont like hoods and i dont like how the collar looks turned up

[Anonymous No.17838654]

Kinda regret getting a m65-style jacket. It only makes me feel like a larper.

[Anonymous No.17838667]

Just received some Rancourt loafers which look great, but my heel slips out and upward whenever I walk in them. They fit very snug up front so I don't think length / width is the issue. Tried thicker socks which only prevents major slippage, it still occurs and is very noticeable. Tried heel pad inserts but that didn't do shit. Tried doubling up on the inserts but still no luck. I think the issue is I have very arched feet and loafers seem to be for more flat-footed people. It looks like with loafers in general the space between the tongue of the shoe and heel is longer than most laced dress shoes, and the curvature of my foot appears to work in opposition to any way the loafer would help keep it stuck inside. Anything solutions you guys can think of or is it just a lost cause?

[Anonymous No.17838749]

>>17838622
If you want a watch that is more tip I would not get that one. Any Seiko automatic with a canvas band is more tip than that.

[Anonymous No.17838750]

>>17838667
Are your heels just slipping upward or are they literally slipping out of the shoe? Some (or a lot) of heel slip is normal with new loafers while the sole is stiff but if your feet are actually coming out then they’re not going to work. I know a lot of people use tongue pad inserts with some success. Unfortunately loafers are just a complete bitch to get right.

[Anonymous No.17838755]

>>17838667
Loafers are very difficult to get right in the sizing, especially when we all have one foot larger than the other. Maybe try wearing no socks at all, that would help.

[Anonymous No.17838771]

>>17838667
Loafers aren't made for quasimodo feet sorry bro

[Anonymous No.17838834]

>>17838654
It’s not larp as long as you’re confident

[Anonymous No.17838863]

>>17838320
why not? It seems like the standard style of strap for the Tank so it can't be too bad.

>>17832791
I usually use a four-in-hand knot or a Windsor knot when I tie a tie. Should I learn any others?

[Anonymous No.17838889]

>>17838622
plain black leather strap

[Anonymous No.17839110]

>>17838863
I've only worn a 4 in hand basically my entire life and I go to church with a tie at least once a week. All I need.

[Anonymous No.17839247]

>>17838863
The Half Windsor is a nice one to know.

[Anonymous No.17839252]

>>17838863
Personally I think a full Windsor just creates a way too fucking massive knot. Sometimes you have to use it with a really unreasonably long tie, and then it usually actually doesn't get too huge since the tail is narrower, but aside from that niche I don't think it has any value. If you want a symmetrical knot learn to tie a Shelby instead.

[Anonymous No.17839285]

>>17839252
I normally use a four-in-hand, actually. The Windsor only comes in when the tie is too long and in those cases it turns out fine. But I'll look at that other knot too.

[Anonymous No.17839306]

>>17839252
>>17839285
The Windsor is also good if the tie is made of very thin material. I have some vintage ties I inherited from my grandfather, and they're '70s wide but made of very flimsy silk, so a Windsor knot gives them structure.

[Anonymous No.17839324]

>>17837820
Frederique Constant FC-200MC14 21 x 23 mm
Seiko SUP250 18 x 27 mm
Seiko SWR054 18.9 x 28 mm
Seiko SWR066 18.9 x 28 mm
Tank Louis Cartier 24 x 30 mm
Seiko SFP608 24 x 32 mm
Tank Louis Cartier Extra-thin 23.5 x 33.5 mm
Tank Louis Cartier Jumbo 28 x 34 mm
Seiko SNF672 25.5 x 34.5 mm
Cartier Tank Solo 28 x 35 mm
Tank Louis Cartier Solo XL 27.4 x 38.4 mm
Seiko SWR052 28.3 x 38 mm
Seiko SUP880 28.3 x 38.4 mm
Seiko SUP896 28.5 x 38.8 mm
Frederique Constant FC-235MC25 26 x 39 mm
Tank Louis Cartier XL 30 x 39.2 mm
Tank Louis Cartier XL ExtraPlat 34.9 x 40.4 mm
Hamilton H13431553 27 x 42 mm
Tank Americaine 26.5 x 44 mm
Seiko SWR064 28.5 x ?? mm

[Anonymous No.17839329]

>>17838667
Use only half insoles for the front. May be a couple of them.
I never wear loafers for the same reason.

[Anonymous No.17839366]

>>17838667
If your feet are well arched loafers are basically going to act somewhat like flip-flops on your feet. If you can't stand it, I recommend you get nice boat shoes with laces instead, they'll hold your feet better.

[Anonymous No.17839434]

>>17837365
Anon that looks identical to my coat I bought in a thrift store a few months ago

[Anonymous No.17839440]

>>17838667
post feet

[Anonymous No.17839583]

>>17837048
>pleats
>chinos

[Anonymous No.17839624]

>>17837820
Great watch for the price!
I’ve bought a golden 7N00-0AZ0 back in 2018, when I got my first job and I’m very happy with it. Dressy, works with many outfits and it’s cheap. Also the dial has a nice sunburst finish.
The original strap broke after 3-4 years of almost daily wear and the black stone on the crown broke off, when I bumped into my desk too hard.

[Anonymous No.17839644]

Thoughts on this jacket? It has herringbone pattern, 70% wool 30% plastic shit. US$70.

[Anonymous No.17839653]

>>17839644
save your money or find something used you fucking mongoloid, $70 is barely enough for a good shirt

[Anonymous No.17839654]

>>17839653
bingo

[Anonymous No.17839764]

>>17839644
Do not under any circumstances buy a sport coat or really any other clothing item that isn't 100% natural fiber. If you have to be cheap on money, spend time instead by trawling for a good vintage piece.

[Anonymous No.17839768]

SO I bought picrel from Spier & Mackay the other week. I got a size too small, so I returned it. So that's $46 deliver and tax, then £25 return post to Canada. That's like 60 quid in postage. Now it's fucking out of stock in my size. Just as well, as that would be another £36 postage if I were to buy it again.
LL Bean has the same style in blue but their sizing is apparently all over the place. I can't go through this rigmarole again.

[Anonymous No.17839798]

Just got my Fall LL Bean catalog in the mail. Does anyone else offer print catalogs?

[Anonymous No.17839799]

>>17839764
this

[Anonymous No.17839827]

Does anyone have thoughts on this outfit? Cords, sneakers (I was at the beach), and a light blue linen shirt. It looks white from the camera flash and I guess the details of the shirt blew out. I'm probably going to get a pair of white CVOs to replace those sneakers.

[Anonymous No.17839836]

>>17839827
Super good fit if you ask me. ID on cords?

[Anonymous No.17839865]

>>17839836
Thanks! the cords are just from the Gap. They were on sale for $30 or less which was about the same price I was finding used cords on eBay, and I never once saw a pair that fit me in a thrift store, so I just got that pair. They're not great, I suppose, but for the price they're good. They fit well and are very comfortable, if I can get a good price again I might buy another pair.

[Anonymous No.17839879]

>>17838750
>>17839329
My heel is slipping almost entirely out of the shoe with thin socks. I put an insert on the heel and one on the tongue, which locked my feet in probably as much as is possible. I'll go for a walk tomorrow with this combo and see if I can manage it.
>>17838755
Appreciate the advice but I hate the no-socks look, at least for now. Maybe I'll become partial to it as time progresses.
>>17839366
I'm probably going to have to face this reality. I'll search around for a decent looking pair
>>17838771
>>17839440
Picrel just for you =)

[Anonymous No.17839904]

>>17839879
holy smokes

[Anonymous No.17839914]

>>17839879

[Anonymous No.17839931]

>>17839827
solid, nothing crazy or memorable. more tapered cords would be more flattering though, having that much excess fabric feels like old man core to me

[Anonymous No.17839977]

>>17839827
The sneaks look super grody and the photo is basically terrible, but you addressed both of those already. I also think you pull the sneaks off somehow, fuck if I know why. Aside from that I agree with Anon, this is totally solid, nothing spectacular but good. I like the wider cut myself so I'm not bugged about that but I freely admit I'm more trad than prep, I like 1920s-30s straight leg trouser cuts.

>>17839879
Your foot's so wonky it looks photoshopped. I think you're perma-condemned to bad shoe fits unless you go to an actual bespoke shoemaker who can personalize a last for you (which costs astronomical sums).

[Anonymous No.17839983]

>>17839827
everything is good except for the sloppy looking rolled cuffs. get those tailored and the outfit is gr8

[Anonymous No.17840247]

Which one? Im leaning bottom left, then top right

[Anonymous No.17840255]

>>17839931
You're right, but the wider pants are pretty comfortable. Might be worth picking up tapered cords for my next pair.

>>17839977
They are indeed very grody, but I wasn't going to wear any of my nicer shoes to the beach. Also those same shoes are now even worse since they got soaked in wine later that night (long story).
> this is totally solid, nothing spectacular but good.
Thanks. I think as it cools down I'll be able to layer and have it be more interesting.

>>17839983
thanks, I'll look into that

>>17840247
I personally prefer top left and top middle, I think the white dial is more classic-looking.

[Anonymous No.17840288]

>>17839879
>copyright.png
fucking hell!

[Anonymous No.17840289]

>>17840247
Top right for the evening, top left and center for the day. All your other metals should be gold tone.

[Anonymous No.17840377]

>>17840288
kek

[Anonymous No.17840463]

>>17840247
Rectangle watches are for women.

[Anonymous No.17840588]

>>17839764
There are no cheap no synthetic options these days unless you're buying second hand or can sew clothes yourself. It's literally over for menswear.

[Anonymous No.17840613]

>>17839764
it's getting hard to find chinos in 100% cotton, most have a little bit of polyester in them

[Anonymous No.17840635]

>>17840588
lol @ poors

[Anonymous No.17840666]

>>17840588
What, do you think good clothing used to be cheap? Look at old catalogs and adjust for inflation. The price has barely changed.

[Anonymous No.17840688]

>>17840666
It wasn't cheap because producing the clothing was expensive. The fabrics weren't. Up until the 70s synthetics weren't even in the picture, however now due to popularity and demand for synthetic blends, there are not only less all natural fabrics available but their price for them has also skyrocketted. It's fucked up. Naturals are getting charged a premium that should not be physically there. And the damn vegans want to ban wool too! It's only going to get worse.

[Anonymous No.17840701]

>>17840688
yeah i dont believe any of that. there's absoultely more natural fabrics avaiable than there was in the 70's

[Anonymous No.17841000]

>>17840701
you're retarded then

[Anonymous No.17841017]

>>17840635
Honestly they are what killed this general

[Anonymous No.17841052]

>>17839583
Those are Gurkhas, not chinos

[Anonymous No.17841244]

Hey bros. What are some good NON SLIM NON SKINNY fit jeans? I want ones that fit like classic chinos, with wide leg opening and not a lot of taper with a mid-high rise (slightly below belly button). I just want picrel. Thanks, love you /tip/bros

[Anonymous No.17841283]

>>17841244
Orslow 105s. Beware the inseam, they’re made for the Japanese so if you’re tall they’re going to be short. Alternatively Drake’s (extremely overpriced) or The Armoury x Nigel Cabourn though I don’t think they only come in dark colors now.

[Anonymous No.17841284]

>>17841283
I'm under 6 foot, should've specified. ~5'9. Thanks for the rec. Size 28 waist in the U.S., but I usually bring my pants to a tailor anyway so up to 30 inseam is fine.

[Anonymous No.17841285]

>>17841283
Drake's is insanely overpriced on everything. Actual Savile Row tailoring is cheaper than many Drake's suits/coats. A lot of people ITT don't like to hear it, but they're the epitome of a vulgar new-money arab/chink pay-for-clout brand. Gucci or Balenciaga but they managed to trick more people, or just different people, maybe.

[Anonymous No.17841288]

>>17841285
They didn’t used to be, they just keep raising prices to unbelievable levels (to the point even the sycophants on StyleForum make fun of them now). If you’re in the US there is no reason to pay anywhere near full price for it. It’s different in the UK where you can get it for a hell of a lot cheaper.

[Anonymous No.17841301]

>>17841244
wrangler cowboy cut
>>17841285
ive managed to pick up some nice stuff from their archive and sample sales, but 99% of this thread probably doesn't have access to that

[Anonymous No.17841308]

>>17841244
I’m confused. Pictured are boot cut jeans but you’re asking for straight, mid-high rise jeans. “Classic chinos” are NOT boot cut.

[Anonymous No.17841332]

>>17841308
Yeah, I realize what I said now. Ignore what I typed. Mea culpa. I want a wide leg opening is what I mean, like my normal chinos have pretty wide openings. Ignore what I typed above, I just want jeans like the picrel.

[Anonymous No.17841341]

>be me
>just off work, still wearing suit from the office
>go buy some new socks as i bought some loafers a bit too big and it's too late to return them
>two dudes my age (mid 20s) wearing ratty sweaters and jeans say nah bro as i walk by
>feel excellent knowing my suit costs more than these plebs car
feels rich man

[Anonymous No.17841349]

>>17841341
no one cares, post fit

[Anonymous No.17841351]

>>17841349
most recent post in waywt nigger

[Anonymous No.17841359]

>>17841351
take a real fit pic, you own a mirror, right?

[Anonymous No.17841360]

>>17841359
ill take a better one tomorrow.
look forward to the loro piana fit

[Anonymous No.17841363]

>>>/vg/449160740
Artificial Academy 2 General /aa2g/ #1294b
TRL Edition

Welcome, this general is for the discussion of ILLUSION's Artificial Academy 2.

COPY ERROR MESSAGES WITH CTRL+C, PASTE THEM WITH CTRL+V INTO GOOGLE TRANSLATE. JUST CLICK THE WINDOW AND PRESS CTRL + C, IT WORKS.

>Downloads:
/aa2g/ Pre-Installed Game, AA2Mini: https://tsukiyo.me/AAA/AA2MiniPPX.xml
AAUnlimited updates: https://github.com/aa2g/AA2Unlimited/releases

>Information:
AA2Mini Install Guide:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vS8Ap6CrmSNXRsKG9jsIMqHYuHM3Cfs5qE5nX6iIgfzLlcWnmiwzmOrp27ytEMX03lFNRR7U5UXJalA/pub
General FAQ:
https://web.archive.org/web/20200216045726/https://pastebin.com/bhrA6iGx
AAU Guide and Resources (Modules, Tans, Props, Poses, and More):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17qb1X0oOdMKU4OIDp8AfFdLtl5y_4jeOOQfPQ2F-PKQ/edit#gid=0

>Character Cards [Database], now with a list of every NonOC in the megas:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1niC6g-Xd2a2yaY98NBFdAXnURi4ly2-lKty69rkQbJ0/edit#gid=2085826690
https://db.bepis.moe/aa2/

>Mods & More:
Mods for AAU/AA2Mini (ppx format, the mediafire has everything):
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/vwrmdohus4vhh/Mods
/aa2g/ Modding Reference Guide (Slot lists for Hair/Clothes/Faces, List Guides, and More):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gwmoVpKuSuF0PtEPLEB17eK_dexPaKU106ShZEpBLhg/edit#gid=1751233129
Booru: https://aau.booru.org

>HELP! I have a Nvidia card and my game crashes on startup!
Try the dgVoodoo option in the new win10fix settings.
Alternative: Update your AAU and see if it happens again. If so, disable win10fix, enable wined3d and software vertex processing.
>HELP! Required Windows 11 update broke things!
winkey+R -> ms-settings:developers -> Terminal=Windows Console Host

Previous Thread:
>>449118276
>>447875110

[Anonymous No.17841370]

>>17841360
here's one better

[Anonymous No.17841381]

>>>/vg/449160740
Artificial Academy 2 General /aa2g/ #1294b
TRL Edition

Welcome, this general is for the discussion of ILLUSION's Artificial Academy 2.

COPY ERROR MESSAGES WITH CTRL+C, PASTE THEM WITH CTRL+V INTO GOOGLE TRANSLATE. JUST CLICK THE WINDOW AND PRESS CTRL + C, IT WORKS.

>Downloads:
/aa2g/ Pre-Installed Game, AA2Mini: https://tsukiyo.me/AAA/AA2MiniPPX.xml
AAUnlimited updates: https://github.com/aa2g/AA2Unlimited/releases

>Information:
AA2Mini Install Guide:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vS8Ap6CrmSNXRsKG9jsIMqHYuHM3Cfs5qE5nX6iIgfzLlcWnmiwzmOrp27ytEMX03lFNRR7U5UXJalA/pub
General FAQ:
https://web.archive.org/web/20200216045726/https://pastebin.com/bhrA6iGx
AAU Guide and Resources (Modules, Tans, Props, Poses, and More):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17qb1X0oOdMKU4OIDp8AfFdLtl5y_4jeOOQfPQ2F-PKQ/edit#gid=0

>Character Cards [Database], now with a list of every NonOC in the megas:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1niC6g-Xd2a2yaY98NBFdAXnURi4ly2-lKty69rkQbJ0/edit#gid=2085826690
https://db.bepis.moe/aa2/

>Mods & More:
Mods for AAU/AA2Mini (ppx format, the mediafire has everything):
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/vwrmdohus4vhh/Mods
/aa2g/ Modding Reference Guide (Slot lists for Hair/Clothes/Faces, List Guides, and More):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gwmoVpKuSuF0PtEPLEB17eK_dexPaKU106ShZEpBLhg/edit#gid=1751233129
Booru: https://aau.booru.org

>HELP! I have a Nvidia card and my game crashes on startup!
Try the dgVoodoo option in the new win10fix settings.
Alternative: Update your AAU and see if it happens again. If so, disable win10fix, enable wined3d and software vertex processing.
>HELP! Required Windows 11 update broke things!
winkey+R -> ms-settings:developers -> Terminal=Windows Console Host

Previous Thread:
>>449118276
>>447875110

[Anonymous No.17841398]

>>17841370
impressive. very nice.

[Anonymous No.17841427]

>>17841244
>jeans
plebswear

[Anonymous No.17841437]

>>17841427
Never said I wasn’t, I’m a security guard. Not exactly aristocratic.

[Anonymous No.17841444]

>>17841285
>A lot of people ITT don't like to hear it, but they're the epitome of a vulgar new-money arab/chink pay-for-clout brand. Gucci or Balenciaga but they managed to trick more people, or just different people, maybe.
Way fewer people, theyre more niche than any of those type of brands. Isnt the whole point of buying them that they blatantly signal wealth and prestige to everyone? What rich person would want to appeal to the small subset of the menswear crowd that can spot by sight exactly where their sportjacket is from?
I havent bought anything from them and probably never will barring a lottery win, but i appreciate the style that they promote.

[Anonymous No.17841446]

>>17841437
>security guard
does not belong to TIP
TIP means you look like an architect from the 50s.

[Anonymous No.17841448]

>>17841351
you look like 16, try wearing more youthful clothes

[Anonymous No.17841451]

>>17841448
feels good getting called 16 when im 26 desu.
and no its a suit gig

[Anonymous No.17841481]

>>17841381
are hentai games TIP?

[Anonymous No.17841755]

Been looking at cardigans/sweater blazers. Do these actually look better than just chinos/wool slacks and an OCBD or are they too oldschool/grandpa-esque?

[Anonymous No.17841796]

>>17841755
depends. I like larger ones, ones that don't look tight, not even fitted. Otherwise yes, you're going to look like an old man.

[Anonymous No.17841810]

>>17841755
Cardigans are turbo old-man-wear, sweater blazers genuinely just seem like a weird fad to me. Never seen older/period pictures of anything of the sort.

[Anonymous No.17841842]

>>17841796
>>17841810
I'm just looking for something that is more interesting/dressy than just slacks and a shirt, but my friends aren't gonna tell me "why did you wear a suit?" if I put on a blazer.

[Anonymous No.17841853]

>>17841842
If your friends ask you why you wore a suit when you put on a blazer, strong doubt.jpg that they aren't going to ask about a sweater blazer. If they can't tell the difference they can't tell the difference, right? They'll probably ask you why you're dressed like an old fogey if you put on a cardigan, too. Just goes to show that there's no point in dressing to please others (unless it's the dress code at work).

[Anonymous No.17841920]

>>17835843
>I live in England
you seem more likely to run afoul of gypsys

[Anonymous No.17842047]

>>17841842
how about a chore jacket

[Anonymous No.17842084]

>>17832861
too flannely

[Anonymous No.17842094]

>>17833452
have tried green odd pants and green sport coats, always returned them. green looks good in photos and insta, but never seem to work irl. green ties are nice though. i might try green chinos if I can find the right hue, maybe a dark military olive

[Anonymous No.17842104]

>>17841842
are you in your early 20s or something? if you're older than that, then your friends need to grow up

[Anonymous No.17842151]

I got a vintage Timex watch in the mail and it keeps good time as far as I can tell. The metal band is not the right size and I'm going to swap it out, what should I choose? I think a tartan fabric strap would be fun but I don't think I'll actually do that.

[Anonymous No.17842175]

>>17842151
>what should I choose
Leather that matches your belt, shoes and bag.

[Anonymous No.17842419]

>>17841920
How do you guys get over the fear of being cursed?

I don't even live in all that bad of a neighbourhood, but when I walk around outside dressed nicely I get afraid that any even remotely shifty looking dude is going to jump me thinking I have a driveway that needs tarmacking.
And before you suggest counter-charms, the Church of England doesn't approve of those unfortunately.
While I'm not very pious, I don't believe attempting to be more faithful will make much difference. The gypsy relies on foul magicks and also probably with the aid of 3-4 other pikeys, it doesn't matter who you are, if you are chosen to be cursed you shall be cursed.

[Anonymous No.17842431]

>>17841244
LL Bean probably has something for you.

[Anonymous No.17842472]

>>17841370
Loro

[Anonymous No.17842492]

>>17841755
As long as it fits well and holds its shape. Not tight like muscle men would wear.

[Anonymous No.17842511]

MUSA vintage weejuns

[Anonymous No.17842555]

>>17842472
pretty cool

WTK28G

[Anonymous No.17842580]

>>17841755
I like the look of a cardigan unbuttoned. But buttoning transforms it into grandpacore.

[Anonymous No.17842586]

>>17842472
The first one looked nicer
>>17842511
Still looks like shitty cheap leather. Hope they were cheap

[Anonymous No.17842609]

>>17842586
About 35 bucks. They were budget shoes for college kids when they came out.

[Anonymous No.17842740]

>>17842419
i guess curses are a legitimate worry.
youre more likely to get pick pocketed or something though. watch out for strangers attempting distractions.

[Anonymous No.17842763]

>>17842419
Submit to the one holy catholic and apostolic Church, founded by Christ. The Church of England is a heretical sect founded so King Henry could be sexually deviant. How many wives did he have again?

[Anonymous No.17842794]

>>17842586
honestly daily wear charcoal suits. Just bought the beige for the obamacore memes but I really like the fabric I chose on it

[Anonymous No.17843144]

>>17841285
Fucking Mark Cho needs new watches I guess. His Barbour waxed jacket thing is over 1000 dollars and shetlands are about 350 if I remember correctly. It’s nice stuff, but just get it on deep sale or elsewhere

[Anonymous No.17843154]

>>17835812
Thanks for the thoughts. I was on the same boat as you but we might be overthinking it, to 90% of people a sport jacket is a formal or semi formal thing and a type of cloth does not really matter in the grand scheme of things.
It mattered more before where you had people rocking casual suits, but in today's world, where you are thought of as overdressed when you show up in a shirt, trousers and classic shoes I don't think it matters as much.
I've also ordered the same exact blazer in
13 oz linen as to see which one drapes better, wanted the one in mock leno wool but its sold out in my size unfortunately. Natalino really did a great job on these db sport coats imo, very strong and sharp lapels, also a possibility to button at the middle or at the lower button. Although overall construction quality is bellow that of Cavour
>>17835831
Thanks :) 48 would be too tight in the chest but good on the shoulders. I think I'll stick with 50 and take this as motivation to work out my shoulders more hah

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[Anonymous No.17843994]

>>17832878
>i thought i liked tattersall shirts but when i actually got one it made me feel like an old man
Tattersall is really just beyond the realm of Ivy/prep, and into the realm of country gent

[Anonymous No.17844029]

>>17832802
Npc

[Anonymous No.17844038]

>>17844029
I'm sure he was being serious

[Anonymous No.17844041]

>>17841755
They’re grandpa. Just get a thick high quality wool cardigan and save it for cold days at home. If you want something warm over an OCBD go for sweaters. I personally like the way half zips with buttons instead of zippers (half buttons?) look.

[Anonymous No.17844091]

>>17841755
anon just get an unstructured sport coat, it will look better and last longer

[Anonymous No.17844123]

What color Shaggy Dog will be the most versatile?

[Anonymous No.17844137]

>>17844123
lmao you're hopeless

[Anonymous No.17844353]

Fur IS trad.

[Anonymous No.17844355]

>>17844353
That tie knot is atrocious.
You need to get a shirt that fits properly so that you can comfortable button the top button.
You need to tie your tie tighter than that so it looks like it's actually tied and not just losely folded

[Anonymous No.17844358]

>>17844355
Oh i know that i just did not care at the moment because i wanted to open the top button since i hadnt shaved and my beard itches.

[Anonymous No.17844375]

>>17844353
kys provincial

[Anonymous No.17844395]

>>17844375
Ok parisienne chan enjoy your mudslim rapefest of a capital. While i enjoy a nice cost of life a huge house and a cosy work.

[Anonymous No.17844411]

>>17844353
>""""fur""""
>81% polyester
>13% nylon
>6% recycled male sasquatch pubes (of natural origin)

[Anonymous No.17844475]

>>17839768
Bumping my question.

[Anonymous No.17844504]

>>17842763
Why don't you pray to the borgia popes and ask them you brown pagan

[Anonymous No.17844542]

>>17844504
I hope we become one, as Christ prayed before His Passion.

[Anonymous No.17844645]

>>17843994
Definitely. Trad, but not ivy/prep. Conversely wearing blue striped shirts with a suit isn't trad, but it is prep.

>>17844353
Fur is trad, but as Anon says, your tie knot is an abomination. Don't go outdoors like that.

>>17844475
What question? There's no detectable question in that post, just a complaint/vent.

[Anonymous No.17844816]

>>17844353
Petite merde va, c'est quoi ce look de tocard avec aucune cohérence ? Et ça se prétend "trad" ?
J'espère que t'es américain, ça expliquerait un peu ta connerie, ou bien que tu trolles, dans ce cas tu m'as bien eu

[Anonymous No.17844925]

>>17844816
Classic case of endemic cretinism due to Auvergnat origins

[Anonymous No.17845168]

>>17833044
your a wizard

[Anonymous No.17845294]

>>17844123
Navy

[Anonymous No.17845426]

>>17844645
>what’s the question
legit made me laugh, guy asked for a bump on his post literally just telling of a shopping experience he had. what does he want us to say? lol

[Anonymous No.17845465]

Do beanies belong in a /tip/ wardrobe? I know they're mostly associated with underprivileged minorities and workwear homosexuals.

[Anonymous No.17845509]

>>17845465
Beanies are hard to pull off if you ask me. They're definitely neo-prep, though, look through any Drake's or PRL catalogue and you'll see a ton.

[Anonymous No.17845641]

>>17845509
I hate the way beanies look but i dont live where it gets cold enough to justify an insulating hat like that. Maybe a hunting style hat could work if you need the warmth.

[Anonymous No.17845700]

>>17845509
This guy is not pulling off the beanie. His ankle trousers look like shit also.

Actually his whole fit is asscancer, pic related tier.

[Anonymous No.17845713]

>>17845700
Yeah, "hard to pull off" is my nice way of saying that I don't like how they look.

[Anonymous No.17845714]

Watching Barcelona (1994) from Walt Stillman.
"I like your outfit – very New Wave."

[Anonymous No.17845787]

[Anonymous No.17845901]

>>17845714
Classic
>>17845787
All preppy items but nothing fits together

[Anonymous No.17846229]

Found the shirt at salvation army, 10 bucks for solk/cashmere

[Anonymous No.17846234]

>>17846229
not the smartest to post face and uni affiliation on 4chan

[Anonymous No.17846255]

>>17846234
i dont really worried im not typing anything stupid

[Anonymous No.17846266]

>>17846255
well other than my barabrian english im not

[Anonymous No.17846296]

>>17846229
switch undershirt for an OCBD and its nice
t-shirt plus striped shirt feels a bit schoolboy-ish

[Anonymous No.17846313]

>>17846255
do you want to be doxxed?

[Anonymous No.17846332]

>>17846296
a tie as well or just the oxford is fine? I do agree i just dont have really any nice shirts. Hard to find good ones used and idk what brands to loom at
>>17846313
I dont WANT to be but I dont browse any boards where it would be a problem. They email the school and tlell them I like looking like a preb boy? I just dont care. They gonna kick me out? Ill tell then i spend all day on /lgbt/

[Anonymous No.17846344]

>>17846313
I get your point, i just didnt notice it was on the soap but im also not really worried about it

[Anonymous No.17846362]

>>17846296
would a polo shirt work ok too?

[Anonymous No.17846413]

>>17844645
>>17845426
I'm a retard. Just pretend like I never bumped it.

[Anonymous No.17846466]

today

[Anonymous No.17846537]

new bread
>>17846535