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I own four suits, including the tux I wore for my wedding. One of them fits me now. Two of them were purchased from Nordstrom Rack using their in-house tailoring to fit. (At the time of purchase) I would happily go back there for additions to the wardrobe.
The on regret from the trip to Vietnam was that I didn't have at least one bespoke suit made while we were in Hoi An. That was an oversight on my part, despite going to several cothiers while in town, where we got to watch silkworms actually shitting out the thread for the textiles used in the clothing.
The on regret from the trip to Vietnam was that I didn't have at least one bespoke suit made while we were in Hoi An. That was an oversight on my part, despite going to several cothiers while in town, where we got to watch silkworms actually shitting out the thread for the textiles used in the clothing.
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Also, has anyone ever re-blocked a snapback hat? I have one with a semi-rigid front panels that did not hold up to laundering, and I'd like to fix that.
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We can say shitting?
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That was not the intended takeaway of those posts.
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All I see is shitting.
Sorry tif.
Sorry tif.
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Goddamnit.
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We can say goddamnit?
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bringing back the pocket square this year
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goddammit tif, noone is shitting on the post you made regarding shitting.
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bringing back the pocket square this year
The sole purpose of the breast pocket on a man's suit jacket/sport coat is to hold and display a pocket square.
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i had a 50 dollar credit for jos bank so i cashed in on 9 pocket squares during their recent clearance sale as an infusion. will start to work more in to the rotation once i break these inbringing back the pocket square this year
The sole purpose of the breast pocket on a man's suit jacket/sport coat is to hold and display a pocket square.
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You might be interested in one of these pocket square holders. It's a flat cloth pouch with a spring-clip top that holds the square in place in the pocket. I found that some of the pocket squares I was buying were small enough that they'd slip down to the point where they we no longer visible. This thingamajig holds them in place. I bought it over a year ago, and it's still holding up.
https://www.bestpocketsquareholder.com/
https://www.bestpocketsquareholder.com/
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I bought four fake square guards on amazon for 7 bucks that have been working our
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Pocket squares in a work setting? Hard pass
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Why would it not be appropriate to wear a pocket square at work?
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It’s a bit too...foofy for me.
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It would be appropriate if you were a desk analyst on an NFL pre-game show.
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Those buffoons also use two ties to get those ungodly knots
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In re: foofiness, a pocket square is something that actually increases the formality of an outfit. So it might be out of place for a casual workplace, but if one works in a more formal environment, it would match the level of formality.
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In 50 years, pocket squares will be have a sub .5% adoption rate. I’m happy to get a head start on that.
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imo anyone that is required to wear a suit to work is in a formal enough setting for a pocket square
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Furthermore, if you're voluntarily dressing up in a suit and it's optional, you aren't one to care about being overdressed anyone. So pocket square away
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This is what I’m talking aboutimo anyone that is required to wear a suit to work is in a formal enough setting for a pocket square
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Cuff links. Also foof. Fight me.
This is for any occasion, btw.
This is for any occasion, btw.
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