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Wowee. Everything about the Thom Browne outfit is horrifying.
Danno
Are these all the new styles for fall? It’s weird because I have picked up all of these pieces on my own over the last year or so. And believe me, I don’t try and wear whats considered popular. Only thing I don’t have is the herringbone jacket, but I have been looking for one. I love your suggestions.
Dmitriy
Anyone have experience with Lands End’s blazers? They have a 25% off w/ free shipping deal going on right now.
Ed
I picked up two pair of the target corduroy pants over the weekend. They actually fit pretty well. Maybe too well! They’re labeled as straight cut but they feel a little more slim than I like. They’re snug around my thighs and although it’s not uncomfortable it may be tighter than I like. I’m holding on to them for a few days, but they might be going back. They do look nice and for the price I guess you can’t go too wrong. P.S. I think the gray (pictured above) is the nicest color.
Nathan
Love this format. Keep these guides coming!
@DMITRIY I have bought a couple Lands End Canvas blazers and they fit well if a bit long in the sleeves.
Great list. Heads up though Express Men has a shawl collar cardigan for about $50-60 that looks similar to the Gap one. You can never go wrong with Levi’s cords either.
http://www.stylegirlfriend.com Megan
This is great! Agree with Nathan, love the format
Dan
This! More of this.
Rob S
Nicely done, Andrew.
ChrisM
This is so helpful. Thank you!
http://www.whyietc.com Daniel
This is great! As a poor college student it is helpful advice like this that makes Primer my go to source for men’s fashion.
Sharif
For the sweatshirts, check out the 1901 sweatshirts. They are on sale at nordstorm now, and the fit is great.
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