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Brown or when I'm in the mood a dark oxblood.

It has to a be a suit and something which doesn't irratate the judge!

Harris Tweed would certainly be hard-wearing but possibly not the most comfortable against the skin! Maybe if you could acquire these fully lined, then this would ensure style, greater comfort and a little more protection from the elements.

I guess I have a love of shoes and I would like to believe every outfit starts with the shoe. Not so clear on the science of the jacket/shoe but a fascinating concept altogether.

Yes its nice to know that everyones capable of making mistakes in the world of bespoke, gives you a feeling of solidarity.

Great stuff, thanks for sharing.

I've been following the threads for some time but just recently joined. Just following through the posts, I agree you invariably have to give a relationship between your tailor some time to deliver/develop but if the tailor's complacent to your detriment- close the relationship like a book and move ...

Some good advice being dispensed. I suggest in addition to the above that if your wearing leather soled shoes, firstly stuff these with newspaper to help draw out internal moisture which has made it through the sole and simultaneously dry brush off any external debris. Next stick in the shoe trees a...

I agree - really attractive and eye-catching slippers.

Charlie