No china/vietnamese/korean area in whatever country you are in? I find asian mom and pop alterations places are to be had in most countries I've visited, and often for the best prices.

Fyi - the bottom-most button of your suit and waistcoat is meant to be left unbuttoned. That is all.

Snapped with iphone - complete with grit from camera lens.

Semi-casual as today is training day at the office.

This post has been edited by "6": Oct 5 2011, 10:53 AM

Looking sharp. I'd say you'd be better dressed than 95% of your colleagues. Belt buckle is abit too "look at me" for me. But thats just my opinion.

If anyone gives you crap about your tie, say you believe that "life is not about doing the bare mininum expected of you - its about exceeding it." - glen o'brien

Maybe don't say that to your boss tho.

This post has been edited by "6": Oct 6 2011, 06:15 PM

Risk Consulting aka zzz - with a generally conservative firm.

Todays pic.



Pant waist needs bringing in. Sitting too low for my taste. Also bathroom mirror needs a wipe down.

Love the lightweight scarf.

Re: better shoes - I'm sure you're probably aware, but American Tailors on Bourke Street are selling C&J benchgrades for about $450-$500 last time I went there



This post has been edited by "6": Oct 10 2011, 07:12 PM

Are you referring to McCloud's on Lt Collins and Queen? They sell overpriced Loakes ($400) and Church's (chekai binder calf leather for $900). Nice to look at, not so nice on the wallet.

However, if you ever need your goodyear welted shoes resoled, they offer that service in their Collingwood factory.

Brown suede always gets my vote. So appropriate for spring. Burgundy suede...well, if you can pull it off why not.