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Back to ties. Mr. Pierpoint always used the Hangman's knot.
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I'm purchasing shirts for astroworld store. Advise me Astro shirts is useful for messing around or not?
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I've about half a dozen golf caps, Under Armour, Titleist. Taylor Made,Calloway, etc.,
As well as for golf, I usually wear one if I go out casually dressed. I always wear one when gardening.
I've more "formal headgear."
In the winter, when it's cold and I "go anywhere" and I'm in my leather coat, I'll wear this leather hat.
In the summer, same thing, when it's warm, I'll wear this, it's Shantung silk.
Both came from Winner Caps of New York. I bought them about fifteen years ago.
Should men wear a pink tie?
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I s'ppose I could wear a pink tie with the pink Calloway shirt I sometimes wear to play golf.....
What type of party event?
Hey guys I am transforming my backyard into a golf ground to give my boys some golf tips so I wanted to know if there is any fertilizer available in the market so that the grass won't grow quickly
Do you like white pants for Summer?
Guys I need some suggestions please?
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As a golfer, I'd say let the grass grow. If you're hitting balls in your back garden, you're bound to get a few divots. You'll want the grass to re-grow or you'll end up with bare patches. it's an idea to keep some turf and lawn seeding topsoil and some seed to repair any otherwise unrepairable divots.
Back gardens are no good for putting practice as it's the wrong sort of grass. Even chipping is a bit of a waste of time as you'll over hit the ball when you chip from an actual fairway or fringe to a golf course green. The ball will end up yards past the pin.
Do swimming shorts look better in a dark solid color?
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Whats wrong with his stomach? Shorts too tight?
Personally, the cut and length of the shorts is more important than the colour, as certain colours suit certain people more depending on their skin tone. Patterns also look nice depending on the look you’re going for.
This pair is the perfect length/cut for beach or casual summerwear.
Did he tie the drawstring too tight?
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I love menswear (it's one of my main interests) and am always refining my wardrobe. I typically wear chinos with a blazer, Harris or Donegal Tweed sporting jacket, or polo shirt in the warmer months. I spend a fair bit on shoes and try different brands out because in a way, they're the most important part of an outfit. You could put together a fantastic outfit, but subpar shoes will always make it look far inferior. I usually go with Barker shoes but the QC doesn't seem to be what it was. Looking for affordable Spring/Summer loafers at a similar price point so I'm trying out the iconic Bass 'Weejuns'. Although English, I'm quite the fan of American Trad/Ivy/Preppy Style so I've always fancied giving them a go! Rather comfortable, with a much briefer breaking-in period than Barker loafers, and I like the fact that the tassels on my tassel loafers aren't stiff like they are with some brands but gently flick around when I walk, gives them an even more casual feel. Only annoying thing about the Bass shoes is I always wear size 9 but I had to size up for these and go with a 9 1/2, which of course involved the hassle of sending back the first pair!
https://www.ghbass-eu.com/men/style/mens-bass-weejuns/weejuns-heritage-penny-earth-nubuck.html
https://www.ghbass-eu.com/men/style/tassel-loafers/weejuns-larkin-chocolate-reverso-suede.html
Think I'll go with Crockett & Jones or perhaps Church's for Autumn/Winter shoes, the latter brand especially are expensive but very well-constructed.
Now the colder months are approaching I'm thinking about knitwear, my collection is almost complete but I'd like to add one of these shawl collar cardigans from North Sea Clothing in navy blue, I think it could be quite a versatile piece and my collection lacks a cardigan.
https://northseaclothing.com/collections/wool-knitwear/products/the-expedition-cardigan-navy
https://www.ghbass-eu.com/men/style/mens-bass-weejuns/weejuns-heritage-penny-earth-nubuck.html
https://www.ghbass-eu.com/men/style/tassel-loafers/weejuns-larkin-chocolate-reverso-suede.html
Think I'll go with Crockett & Jones or perhaps Church's for Autumn/Winter shoes, the latter brand especially are expensive but very well-constructed.
Now the colder months are approaching I'm thinking about knitwear, my collection is almost complete but I'd like to add one of these shawl collar cardigans from North Sea Clothing in navy blue, I think it could be quite a versatile piece and my collection lacks a cardigan.
https://northseaclothing.com/collections/wool-knitwear/products/the-expedition-cardigan-navy
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"Madras pants have plenty of color."
I like madras trousers, but they're too intense for me as I generally prefer something understated. Plus I don't think I've ever seen anyone rocking them here in the UK! I do however have a couple of really light madras shirts from Joseph Turner of Yorkshire, almost feels like I'm not wearing anything and they're a great alternative to a fine cotton/polo shirt under a jacket in early Autumn/late Spring! I've bought a few chambray shirts from the same company and they seem quite seasonally versatile, cool enough for Summer with a blazer but warm enough for Winter under a heavy Harris Tweed jacket.
I like madras trousers, but they're too intense for me as I generally prefer something understated. Plus I don't think I've ever seen anyone rocking them here in the UK! I do however have a couple of really light madras shirts from Joseph Turner of Yorkshire, almost feels like I'm not wearing anything and they're a great alternative to a fine cotton/polo shirt under a jacket in early Autumn/late Spring! I've bought a few chambray shirts from the same company and they seem quite seasonally versatile, cool enough for Summer with a blazer but warm enough for Winter under a heavy Harris Tweed jacket.
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Love the hat, wouldn't be right for my face shape (need a wider brim) but it's pure class!
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I always used a Modified Windsor knot - over and under twice - it looks more balanced and it doesn't slip. Used to wear them every day. It's like riding a bike - you never foregt how to tie one. Haven't worn a tie in years, though I still have a sizable collection, including bow ties (clips ons - I'm not going there!), to go with my tux - which I haven't worn in years either. Sadly, I will have to again shortly for the memorial service of a departed friend. (Those of you who are Elks will know what I am talking about.)
I always just tie my tie with an overhand knot.