Turrentine - Thank you. The tie is vintage Robert Talbott. It might be my favorite tie. I can say that if something happened to it that I would pay $128 for a replacement from Ben Silver (http://www.bensilver.com/R35A-1st-Argyll-and-Sutherland-Highlanders,1183.html#.VR3RbvzF-So). I could not live without it. I will also admit to having a back up as that one is worse for the wear.  I apologize for the late reply.

Woof - Love the suit. Looks sharp. It makes me dream of a day when my uniform consists of navy, grey, and charcoal suits along with the occasional beaded stripe in the same. The shirts consist of blue, white, blue stripes, and the occasional burgundy stripe. All I will have to do pick the right tie. Sounds like heaven.

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Haha.  Yes.  I'm standing on a little rise that slopes down toward the camera and to my right which is not really apparent in the shot.

Great staple look that, Sancho.

Which JS chinos are they? Is that leith dark grey?
The old Karl Marx badge is still getting good airing, by the looks of it.

I've never really got the Jack Purcell's (I've always thought they're a bit ugly) but perhaps I'm seeing the error of my ways, I little.

Captain what material is your London Fog made out of? There's one on eBay in my size but it's 100% polyester and I have my doubts about quality despite the brand.

Thanks. I think I'll leave it alone and see if any polycotton surface in the future.

Fantastic, Cap'n

Oliver - Very cool look. The university is my feel cool shirt. I wore a blue one today. House/apt looks cool, too. Can we get a tour some time?

That is a beaut of a tweed, Cap.  And Oliver's laid back fashion is really talkin' to me.  This morning I'm lounging around in khaki shorts, a t-shirt, a cardigan, and flip flops.

Haha. I was king of the Seder last night... the mogul of matzoh!