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Fox flannel Exmoor windowpane limited edition, 14/15 oz:

http://www.themerchantfox.co.uk/prod/55 ... ed-edition

Well said...congruence between the internal and external. Of course assuming that we want to display externally the best of who we are internally.

I've been reflecting on my "sartorial journey" and I can say that I would not have come as far as I have without the assistance of the knowledgeable people in this forum. I recall in my twenties when my go-to dress was a "nice" t-shirt, a pair of jeans, no belt, and high-top basketball sneakers. I w...

Let me know your experience with the lighter weight flannels C&A. I may yet pull the trigger and get a pair.

The Fox white flannels certainly are tempting, but my only hesitation is when I would actually wear them, particularly in the heavier weight. Lighter weight as a Spring option?

Oh, and neither grass court tennis nor cricket is all that popular in that States. :>)

Nice looking coat Marlon--well done.

The brown worsted with red and blue stripes is fantastic. And the illustration is a humdinger too in the way it depicts nonchalant masculine power: businessman on telephone, chatting up an associate on the other side of the line while getting his shoes shined by a kneeling bootblack! Thanks again fo...

Distinctive for sure...in a suit it would be off the beaten path, but also tastefully adventurous.

These images are a continual inspiration and reminder of how it could be again. I shake my fist at the arbiters of the fashion cycle who present goods like the pocket square and lapel flowers as "New!", "Unique!", "It's In!" when these types of things have been part of the classic style portfolio si...

V for me.

The Glen Plaid overcoat is a stunner. Thanks for continuing to post these illustrations Minh...

The last illustration, showing the grey flannel 2-button peaked lapel is quite dashing. I have some Harrison's 1080 grey flannel...hmmm!

Great idea to expand the LL repertoire Michael. Agree with you on the elegance of the scarves for sure.

Agree Michael, like the light taupe/dark taupe check...assume the test is a Shetland?

Thanks for directing me to the LL Fox Flannel book Michael...I hadn't noticed those diagonals before. And the Gerberston is fantastic--it's on my list!