That link is dead, but the story appears to be true. Who ever said LBOs weren't a social good?BVest wrote:Private equity saves heads of TLSers: Shoemaker Allen Edmonds sold to LA-based private equity firm (LinkRemoved)gnuwheels wrote:warning: might make the heads of regulars in this thread explode upon reading
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/10/22/ ... onds/?_r=0
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Let's see how long they leave the updated version up: http://www.startribune.com/business/230575381.htmlBronte wrote:That link is dead, but the story appears to be true. Who ever said LBOs weren't a social good?BVest wrote:Private equity saves heads of TLSers: Shoemaker Allen Edmonds sold to LA-based private equity firmgnuwheels wrote:warning: might make the heads of regulars in this thread explode upon reading
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/10/22/ ... onds/?_r=0
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Anything wrong with this suit before I pull the trigger? I liked the way it looked in the store but is the ticket pocket bad?
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/si ... %2520Lapel
I have an enormous chest (44L, but ~33 waist) so finding a suit with shoulders that don't over-hang my shoulders is freaking hard, this is the only one that I've found that doesn't have big padded shoulders
Or is the only acceptable SuitSupply suit their Napoli? (i.e. http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/na ... sic-Napoli - looks decent but the padded shoulders run past my shoulders with how big I have to get the chest...)
Also taking recommendations for other similar suits (similar fit/cut/price range)
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http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/si ... %2520Lapel
I have an enormous chest (44L, but ~33 waist) so finding a suit with shoulders that don't over-hang my shoulders is freaking hard, this is the only one that I've found that doesn't have big padded shoulders
Or is the only acceptable SuitSupply suit their Napoli? (i.e. http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/na ... sic-Napoli - looks decent but the padded shoulders run past my shoulders with how big I have to get the chest...)
Also taking recommendations for other similar suits (similar fit/cut/price range)
tyia
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That might be a bit light in color. I think it looks good though.POTUS2044 wrote:Anything wrong with this suit before I pull the trigger? I liked the way it looked in the store but is the ticket pocket bad?
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/si ... %2520Lapel
I have an enormous chest (44L, but ~33 waist) so finding a suit with shoulders that don't over-hang my shoulders is freaking hard, this is the only one that I've found that doesn't have big padded shoulders
Or is the only acceptable SuitSupply suit their Napoli? (i.e. http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/na ... sic-Napoli - looks decent but the padded shoulders run past my shoulders with how big I have to get the chest...)
Also taking recommendations for other similar suits (similar fit/cut/price range)
tyia
Brooks Brothers is always an option around Christmas for ~$600.
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Not a fan of the ticket pocket. It's a bit fashion forward for OCI/interviewing. The Napoli looks good. Just get it tailored well and it'll be all good. Unless your chest is literally wider than your shoulders, you'll be fine if you just buy a size that fits your shoulders.
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even if the jacket is pulling a little bit on the button? The guy at the store I said I would need to go m2m, but I'm completely clueless. what can a tailer do?Danger Zone wrote:Not a fan of the ticket pocket. It's a bit fashion forward for OCI/interviewing. The Napoli looks good. Just get it tailored well and it'll be all good. Unless your chest is literally wider than your shoulders, you'll be fine if you just buy a size that fits your shoulders.
also thinking about checking out BB, maybe if i can catch a sale... something like this good? http://www.brooksbrothers.com/Milano-Fi ... &cgid=0216
also, i keep seeing these "birdseye" suits... is that bad?
I know a lot of questions but kinda clueless so thanks!
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Tailor will give you a little more space in the chest. Based on your description, not sure a Milano fit would be very good for you. In fact there are other suits out there more appropriate for your body shape than the 1818. And given how much you're going to need to take the trousers in, even if you find a good athletic cut suit, you're going to be best off buying suit separates.
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I honestly can't tell the difference between these two suits. wtf is "antra" and wtf is "faux uni"? Which one should go with?>
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/na ... sic-Napoli
vs
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/na ... sic-Napoli
thanks!
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/na ... sic-Napoli
vs
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/na ... sic-Napoli
thanks!
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"Antra" should mean something like "scalloped" (think something along the lines of a very small pique weave), but I don't really see that in the close-up photos. "Faux uni" means "looks like a solid color, but isn't." In this case, it appears to be a twill-like weave with a mix of charcoal and lighter-gray fibers. Nobody actually uses either term.POTUS2044 wrote:I honestly can't tell the difference between these two suits. wtf is "antra" and wtf is "faux uni"? Which one should go with?>
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/na ... sic-Napoli
vs
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/na ... sic-Napoli
thanks!
The antra will be darker and more conservative, so that's probably your choice for an interview.
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Wow hell of an analysis, thanks!Pufer wrote:"Antra" should mean something like "scalloped" (think something along the lines of a very small pique weave), but I don't really see that in the close-up photos. "Faux uni" means "looks like a solid color, but isn't." In this case, it appears to be a twill-like weave with a mix of charcoal and lighter-gray fibers. Nobody actually uses either term.POTUS2044 wrote:I honestly can't tell the difference between these two suits. wtf is "antra" and wtf is "faux uni"? Which one should go with?>
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/na ... sic-Napoli
vs
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/na ... sic-Napoli
thanks!
The antra will be darker and more conservative, so that's probably your choice for an interview.
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Was thinking of going with that one, just wasn't sure if Antra meant something weird though. Thanks for the confirmation!
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http://www.stylestrends.com/wp-content/ ... -Shirt.jpg
Are ties supposed to be this fat? I ordered a 3.5' tie from tie bar and was amazed at how fucking fat it is. I'm also shorter so it seems even more ginormous to me.
Maybe i've been brainwashed by fashion forward media but this looks like a bib.
I'm considering returning it for a 3'. Keep it? I haven't seen many people wear such a fat tie. Have we've moved away from the 3.5'?
Are ties supposed to be this fat? I ordered a 3.5' tie from tie bar and was amazed at how fucking fat it is. I'm also shorter so it seems even more ginormous to me.
Maybe i've been brainwashed by fashion forward media but this looks like a bib.
I'm considering returning it for a 3'. Keep it? I haven't seen many people wear such a fat tie. Have we've moved away from the 3.5'?
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you could get away with a 3 inch tie for interviews depending on your build, the length of the tie, and the lapel width of your interview suit. having said that, the average build/tie length/interview suit i saw at OCI would not have made for good application of the narrower tie option. so it's likely both: you have been brainwashed a lil.. but it might work out for you since you are shorter.
i had a couple tie bar ties and the taper (idk what else to call it) getting them to 3.5 did seem bibby-er than my other 3.5s. that's the main reason i haven't gone back to the tie bar. i can do 8cm or 9cm generally though, and i'm a medium sized dood
i had a couple tie bar ties and the taper (idk what else to call it) getting them to 3.5 did seem bibby-er than my other 3.5s. that's the main reason i haven't gone back to the tie bar. i can do 8cm or 9cm generally though, and i'm a medium sized dood
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Anyone know of any good black Friday deals this year?
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If you're that guy's build or smaller, go for the 3'dj_roomba wrote:http://www.stylestrends.com/wp-content/ ... -Shirt.jpg
Are ties supposed to be this fat? I ordered a 3.5' tie from tie bar and was amazed at how fucking fat it is. I'm also shorter so it seems even more ginormous to me.
Maybe i've been brainwashed by fashion forward media but this looks like a bib.
I'm considering returning it for a 3'. Keep it? I haven't seen many people wear such a fat tie. Have we've moved away from the 3.5'?
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3 in. is perfectly fine for an interview tie. Just don't go any narrower.
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Macy's add shows a blazer at $99 that is normally priced at $450 from an "American brand". I intend to check it out at least.turbotong wrote:Anyone know of any good black Friday deals this year?
I don't think Nordstrom, Sak's or Dillard's has posted theirs yet.
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Don't hold your breath waiting for Nordstrom Black Friday deals. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/1 ... 62774.html2014 wrote:Macy's add shows a blazer at $99 that is normally priced at $450 from an "American brand". I intend to check it out at least.turbotong wrote:Anyone know of any good black Friday deals this year?
I don't think Nordstrom, Sak's or Dillard's has posted theirs yet.
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I need new interview shoes, and my watch has a brown strap. Thoughts about these?:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 1170954458
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 1170954458
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I would wear black shoes to an interview, every time. Those are a really well-made, conservative shoe from a reputable brand, but I would caution you against anything outside of the expected interview attire: black shoes, black belt, white shirt, navy or charcoal suit, conservative tie. If you are going to wear a watch, I would say one with a black leather band is probably best so as to match your belt and shoes, but the watch probably isn't a huge sticking point unless it's like obnoxiously huge or a loud color.Anonymous User wrote:I need new interview shoes, and my watch has a brown strap. Thoughts about these?:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 1170954458
tl;dr find the exact same shoes in black
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you're right about matching the leather. wearing black and brown together is a blaring gaffeDanger Zone wrote:I would wear black shoes to an interview, every time. Those are a really well-made, conservative shoe from a reputable brand, but I would caution you against anything outside of the expected interview attire: black shoes, black belt, white shirt, navy or charcoal suit, conservative tie. If you are going to wear a watch, I would say one with a black leather band is probably best so as to match your belt and shoes, but the watch probably isn't a huge sticking point unless it's like obnoxiously huge or a loud color.Anonymous User wrote:I need new interview shoes, and my watch has a brown strap. Thoughts about these?:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 1170954458
tl;dr find the exact same shoes in black
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New to NYC from SoCal, what coat is everyone wearing over their suit? Trench coat?
any specific recommendations to buy?
any specific recommendations to buy?
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Peacoat, topcoat, trenchcoat... pick what you prefer.Anonymous User wrote:New to NYC from SoCal, what coat is everyone wearing over their suit? Trench coat?
any specific recommendations to buy?
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I'm struggling to find the link between your comment and that articleRotor wrote:Don't hold your breath waiting for Nordstrom Black Friday deals. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/1 ... 62774.html2014 wrote:Macy's add shows a blazer at $99 that is normally priced at $450 from an "American brand". I intend to check it out at least.turbotong wrote:Anyone know of any good black Friday deals this year?
I don't think Nordstrom, Sak's or Dillard's has posted theirs yet.
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5ky wrote:I'm struggling to find the link between your comment and that articleRotor wrote:Don't hold your breath waiting for Nordstrom Black Friday deals. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/1 ... 62774.html2014 wrote:Macy's add shows a blazer at $99 that is normally priced at $450 from an "American brand". I intend to check it out at least.turbotong wrote:Anyone know of any good black Friday deals this year?
I don't think Nordstrom, Sak's or Dillard's has posted theirs yet.
Many of the businesses staying closed on Thanksgiving aren't geared towards your average Black Friday shopper. Nordstrom, for example, tends to do more business during its annual anniversary sale in July than on Black Friday, said spokesman Colin Johnson.
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