So how do you button your Topster?  Like a 3/2 or do you do up all three or just the top two?  Based on the old ads, it seems that buttoning all three was how they were usually styled to be worn?  More like a coat than a sport coat?

However you like, as Acton says, they are soft so even though it rolls to a 3/2 it sits nicely top 2 fastened, or middle or all 3, though the latter looks a bit odd to me.

3/2 sport coat style works best for me. I also prefer the Topsman style sport coat cuff. There are a few on eBay right now that I'd spring for if it weren't for the button shirt style cuff, which I'm not that sold on. I prefer to wear them casually as odd jackets, though I suppose the cuff is an easy alteration as Acton said, if there's enough material.

I think the shirt style cuff lends a little quirkiness, which I kind of like.  It's like it's not a legitimate coat or something.  It's something... other. 

Last edited by SanchoPanza (2013-10-05 05:10:41)

Its a good thing man!

^I have the same issue: a ruck of trees that in summer are resplendent in foliage in greenery, but for six months of the year, the garden is depressingly bare. And yes, taking up the leaves is a pain in the butt. Evergreens are the future!

Last edited by Worried Man (2013-10-05 16:32:41)

Y'know I've decided the one thing that separates the sheeple from the in crowd is high rise trousers.
Well the obvious first step is no break or close to but thats beginners stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rv3pT2JV66g

Relieved they're both too small AB.. I'd swing both ways there..

Penny