just picked this up old BB for about £35..
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120997995761#ht_948wt_813
Last edited by the_slacker (2012-10-12 00:53:47)
They don't really cut the mustard, nice colours as you say but that's about it.
Oh I don't know... How far is the leap from Bucks to HPs ?
Clothes & shoes are just (wonderful) stuff. Some like some things & some do not. It's all up for grabs.
Maybe ?????????????
It's the redbrick sole that distinguishes buck from hush puppie, and makes them more acceptable for me.
^ I'm sure I can lose the middle button from each cuff, and would have preferred butterfly lining, but for the money I can't complain. I already have the BB navy patch-pocket blazer, so just need a BB tweed to complete the set.
Last edited by Oliver (2012-10-11 17:03:00)
I like how he pairs what looks to be likely a vintage Brooks or Press 3/2 cord sack suit with a clean looking collar pin and thin silk repp on what still looks like a heavy cotton button-cuffed shirt that bleeds ivy league... a dead cool contrast! Who wants to take a wager on the footwear?
And for everyone seeking out corduroy five pockets... the above is testament to the coolness of the less casual and proper cord trouser!
Very nice jacket.
While we are on the subject - what makes the difference between a cord that picks up fluff and everything and one that doesn't?
Sneaking in non natural materials?
^ I like Tony's cord suit way better, but I also hate when gingham shirts (especially blue check) are worn with ties (especially thin black knit). Perhaps 'cause it's a cheap looking uniform standard for all the moldy oldie mods I know around here.
Isn't TP's cord suit in that pic more of an English style? I'm pretty sure I've seen other photos of the suit and it has roped shoulders, darts, and straight three button.