Interesting series of photos, indeed!

Today I've matched the Caravans with a POW suit, just to subvert the 'friday casual' rule in my last Friday at this office (3 btns, side vented boxy jacket) a white button down (a no-brand italian number, lacking of roll at the collar like some of those seen in many 'continental' ads of the 50s-60s) and a thin regimental tie, black and red. Sturdy Church's Burwood (the only leather-soled shoes I own that keep my feet warm and dry in the snow), basketwave nubuck gloves and US Navy "Overcoat, men, enlisted".
This dirty snow in town is really annoying..

Last edited by Daniele (2012-02-10 03:04:46)

We need pictures Daniele!

And glad to see you back again!

Very similar to my Randolph engineering glasses, which have straight arms, perfect for on the scoot under my helmet.

Yeah, got them on ebay ex officer stock. 100% perfect, came in the original case. Not seen AO so not sure how they differ.

Three layers of navy wool: a contemporary Icebreaker T shirt, an old Pendleton long sleeve polo and a classic thick ribbed British raglan shouldered crewneck.
Faded 1947 Levi's, red ribbed Falke Walkies and peanut butter coloured crepe soled Arfano boots. Old American brown herringbone wool knit hat with a visor, over a fresh crop with a neat neck. Short Stewart Dress tartan muffler. Vintage American no name faux tortoise P3 shaped shades with green glass. Olive London Fog G4 jacket.

Inspired by jesmonds incredibly detailed posts on this thread, and channeling McQ in "Man From The South". Ready for 7 oclock Mass:

Just showered and shaved
Black Joe Boxer briefs
FOTL white undershirt
LE white BD
No name cotton, Black  v neck (Med to high neck)
Charcoal LE Wool Year rounders (tailored fit) Yes jesmond, 30 waist
Black leather belt
Black cotton ribbed socks
Dark Brown Clarks desert Boots
Black face Timex Weekender watch with black web band