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Yes that certainly could work Carl, but it would be better with fresco or similar tailored trousers. I wouldn't wear it with normal jeans or chinos. See here for a pure linen jacket worn with fresco trousers. I wouldn't have a suit in that blue,…
Edward Sexton Offshore Bespoke suit: Review
Read the commentsWell, I already have charcoal! And yes, I agree that would be more versatile. Black I want particularly to wear with shades of grey trouser. I also really like it with dark browns. And it is a different look, not necessarily a better one, with…
The cold-colour capsule
Read the commentsHi Joe, It should be around 3%, which is only going to take 2cm off the chest. So it sounds like you might need the large still. Basically, it should shrink down to the measurements of the other shirts, like the denim
Introducing: The yellow PS Oxford (shirt and fabric)
Read the commentsOh dear, sorry to hear that Daniel. The buttons should certainly be parallel too. Of course, that's when it's unworn. When worn your body will always shift them a little
Introducing: The PS Bridge Coat
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Hi Simon,
Thanks for posting these pics. It also helps to put faces on well known names!
John
Hi Simon. Great article as usual. Two questions.
1. How can you afford bespoke?
2. How can I dress well with (MTM or bespoke) on a budget?
1. Partly, I’m fairly well into my career and earn decent money now – I couldn’t have afforded anywhere near as much 10 years ago. And partly, prioritisation. I know people (particularly women) who buy even more clothing than me, but all cheap, and it doesn’t last. I also don’t really have expensive tastes in anything else.
2. Save up and buy quality, buy conservative styles that will last, and have a read of posts like ‘make a cheap suit look good‘