Thread: Jackets

Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider

handkerchief just sticking a little out the pocket would add some colour and interest. Not sure if I'm bold enough for the handky though, and I don't want to look gay (not that there's anything wrong with that)...

Pocket squares are classic fashion. Nothing gay about it.

Originally Posted by alexm

Pocket squares are classic fashion. Nothing gay about it.

Very true, but what he means is that by being worn by him they would look gay. Indeed, we all sympathize with the pocket squares.

Originally Posted by celticcrusader

Hi Carl,

I have one of these, I'm thinking this would be perfect for you, a known classic smart yet casual all at the same time the colour stone would mix and match with both jeans and trousers, I have the older vintage model in this jacket, really practical and it looks great on, and I'll guarantee this will always be fashionable but never out of fashion. a Barbour International.

Jamie.

Barbours are known to be high quality jackets. Unfortunately here they are highly priced too. So i've had for years UK made Knightsbridge jacket from Oxford Blue. It's been a good jacket that doesn't need more than waxing every second year. Of course too cold during wintertimes.
Barbour has a Beufort jacket that looks the same, almost.

Here's something special for you, mr. Carl. Jacket for the men who choose their own paths. And as we all know you Australians have these things called sharks swimming around your swimming pools or what was it? But this shark-proof piece of fashion will make them your best mates. Actually they buy you some Fosters upon noticing you swimming around their nests with this lovely and mannish jacket on (remember to zip all the way up the hood too).



What? No? Ok, there was no decent place for your new nose rag. But here something that surely emphasises masculinity, making you look woaahhh and all. And surely you will be the front page whenever you may roam. Or roar.

Originally Posted by alexm

Pocket squares are classic fashion. Nothing gay about it.

Are they de riguer with jeans? Or is that getting too weird? I realise that I wear French cuff shirts with cufflinks and jeans is muddling things up a bit...

Originally Posted by Sailor

Barbours are known to be high quality jackets. Unfortunately here they are highly priced too. So i've had for years UK made Knightsbridge jacket from Oxford Blue. It's been a good jacket that doesn't need more than waxing every second year. Of course too cold during wintertimes.
Barbour has a Beufort jacket that looks the same, almost.

The picture that Jamie posted seems ton have disappeared. I've heard of the Barbour brand, I think. I'm not able to spend more than maybe 400 max on a jacket...

get it tailored for you dont bother with off the rack anything, All my shirts are cuffed . a shirt to me doesnt feel right with out cufflinks . casual of formal. remember warhol he was the first to do the jeans with blazer look. not long ago that was cutting edge.

Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider

Are they de riguer with jeans? Or is that getting too weird? I realise that I wear French cuff shirts with cufflinks and jeans is muddling things up a bit...

Nice jeans dressed up is a look these days - even presidents pull this off in a casual setting. So I don't think you need to worry about whether any one of these elements specifically is over the line, but rather that the outfit as a whole pulls together. And that'll depend squarely on your own style. My own sense is that pocket squares are popular right now, so you won't be risking anything by trying it.

Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider

Are they de riguer with jeans? Or is that getting too weird? I realise that I wear French cuff shirts with cufflinks and jeans is muddling things up a bit...

If I was in mount torrens, I would come round and slap you, loose the indecision, work out what you like and buy it. Or give someone you trust $2000 and ask them to sort you out. :-)

I'd sort him out for nothin' if I was down that way! Just jokes Carl, you know I'd have a beer with you...And have the glass refilled with more beer, rather than breaking it over ya head .


Mick