Boots

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Originally Posted by edhewitt

Welllllll it depends on shades and stuff but would tend to agree. Unless you have earthy colours in your wardrobe it could be easier to get black ones. I would be falling over in long shoes, you'd never know where the end of your foot was =-O
Now you've got impetus to get your tax return done.

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No, no earthy colours, blacks, blues, some red and white striped shirts. Though maybe I should go earthy. I look good in brown (or so a girl told me many years ago) but I always equated it with winter and sort of like Ireland peat mossy stout drinking book reading pipe smoking, tweed jacket wearing sort of activities. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

As long as you're getting women's boots, you should get them in pink! :p

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Originally Posted by HNSB

As long as you're getting women's boots, you should get them in pink! :p

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OK OK, you might be a moderator but I'm banning you for six months for that...

Anyway, I've moved past the lady's cowboy boots and now I'm in to the men's earthy Irish stout drinking, Whitman reading pipe smoking, tweed jacket wearing boots...

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Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider

OK OK, you might be a moderator but I'm banning you for six months for that...

Anyway, I've moved past the lady's cowboy boots and now I'm in to the men's earthy Irish stout drinking, Whitman reading pipe smoking, tweed jacket wearing boots...

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wellies then, and if you are inclined pink glittery ones, floral ones or novelty ladybird ones.

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Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider

No, no earthy colours, blacks, blues, some red and white striped shirts. Though maybe I should go earthy. I look good in brown (or so a girl told me many years ago) but I always equated it with winter and sort of like Ireland peat mossy stout drinking book reading pipe smoking, tweed jacket wearing sort of activities. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

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Chunky cords, oh chunky cords possibly my favourite cool climate trouser, its too darn hot here for them. Moleskin trousers would also go with this look and they are comfy too. I also find that earthy colours fade well whereas black ends up a patchy grey. avoid leather elbow patches on tweed jackets, just my opinion.

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Originally Posted by edhewitt

Chunky cords, oh chunky cords possibly my favourite cool climate trouser, its too darn hot here for them. Moleskin trousers would also go with this look and they are comfy too. I also find that earthy colours fade well whereas black ends up a patchy grey. avoid leather elbow patches on tweed jackets, just my opinion.

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I used to like brown cords, until my brother said no. I'm unsure why I did everything he told me to do, but that's the way it goes...
Yes, leather elbow patches are base.

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Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider

I used to like brown cords, until my brother said no. I'm unsure why I did everything he told me to do, but that's the way it goes...
Yes, leather elbow patches are base.

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Perhaps you should just go round entirely in beige, no-one could take exception to that as it would look so non-descript you would not be noticed, or just work out what you like and tell everyone else to flip off.

You're babbling like a little girl again. In the interests of efficiency, could we establish a look that you want to go for, and then work from there?

Here's one:


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Or this one:
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How about this?
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