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Minh,

Thank you once again for another tasty spread!

Excellent, excellent, excellent.

Thank you again, Minh. As hectorm already mentioned, the text really elevates these pages with its description and wit.

I personally can't get enough of these odd waistcoats, and the wintery fabrics in general.

But there are, or there used to be, some wonderful worsted fabrics in great patterns that can be wonderful to wear....a Glen check, birdseye or large herringbone can be very stylish and practical as well. And cloth like the Piuma, Brisa and Mistral makes warm weather and traveling (and warm weather...

Thank you, Melcombe. Advertisement or not, this video is also a good reminder to not take one's style too seriously and to reflect the environment in one's dress. These gentlemen's kits may be a nice contrast to the dusty roads of Brazzaville, but they often complement the vibrant colors of the buil...

What wonderful advice to keep in mind as I dip my toes in the raging Nile of bespoke tailoring, Mr. Alden. Thank you.

In fact, I think I may just avoid worsteds altogether after the first navy or charcoal suit.

A bit belated, but thank you for these lovely images and this thread, Minh. Truly inspirational, especially the collaged fabric textures.

Very interesting technique. Thank you for that.

What a great thread! I am very much a novice of the sartorial arts and am just beginning to build a less t-shirt-oriented wardrobe, so many of my ideas on dress are more theoretical than practiced, but I agree with what many of you have said so far. In order to justify my post, I will offer two exam...