You're all set for a summer picnic now, Tom!
Looks great.
Chinos and a lightweight cotton BD, striped or plain (or check if you really have to). End on end would be ideal. Surcingle. Tieless means you can temporarily remove the jacket if you start to overheat, although for a more formal occasion a tie would obviously work. Gunboats, loafers or desert boots/chukkas.
Nice jacket!
N.B. I've never actually owned a seersucker jacket, so I may well be giving bad advice.
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Cool find Colin. Any tag?
You're going to be looking real clean.
Ah... the FDRs. A good choice.
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Labels schmabels...if it Rocks...IT ROCKS!!!....
It looks really good. My two shirts with the early 2000's label says "the original polo shirt" and they are nice. I haven't noticed any difference between them and my other makers.
AC, you should be ashamed of yourself. I thought you were a paragon of Ivy credibility.
Joking aside, it looks a lot like a JS OCBD of mine from a year or two ago, one of my favourites (mine has a flap pocket though). Great colour.
I like it. For what that's worth...
Here's one in Blue and white with the same label in a 16.5 /33 if anyone's interested.
(url=)http://www.ebay.com/itm/Brooks-Brothers-Blue-University-Stripe-OCBD-Oxford-MADE-IN-USA-16-5-33-/261533906969?pt=US_Men_s_Dress_Shirts&hash=item3ce4a2b819(url/)
Both nice Armchaired.
I have never noticed a Makers oxford with the two cuff buttons.
Is this common?
Something I've just found - in my own wardrobe!
I have two (2) only vintage, or at least second hand, LL Bean OCBDs.
One a tasteful tattersalls - yes there is such a thing - and another, dusty faded pink with broad stripes. I just realised they have the best collars of all my shirts - soft -ish, high- ish and great roll, long peaks, with thick material.
My query:
1. Was this common to all LL Bean OCBDs at one stage?
and
2. Do they still have these desirable properties?
(Sadly I suspect I know the answer to the second question.)