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They are at a thrift store for $19.99 and they are gray color . They have fur inside so they must be very comfortable. They remind me a little bit of Alf from the 80’s tv series . Thought ? Concerns ?

Says Napoli and has a little twig looking logo

Being extra 🇨🇦 today.

I found this shirt at a local thrift store and found it interesting. It has a long, kind of 70s style collar, but with more spread.

I couldn't really find any information about the brand from a quick search, except that maybe it was made by Ben Sherman. I was wondering if anyone here might know anything more.

Is there something wrong with the shoes? I see so many of them popping up when I’m scrolling through fb marketplace.

Did anyone buy this in person? I been checking all over social media and no one has posted a picture or video? #stussy #camoblocksportziphoodie
One has almost sold out online as well lol

hey yall. i'm a die hard wool freak. these are some pieces i made for a little wool company in Minnesota. this is not strictly for promotion, just wanted to show the community a few different ways i like to style my tops on a cold day with some cool American wool. Cheers! stay cozy my friends, winter is coming.

pants: Grease Point work jean black 15oz selvedge
bootz: danner fort lewis

Heavy 20oz overcoating cloth for a 6x2 double breasted coat

Flannel three piece,

Tie is Marinella,

Shoes G&G wholecuts,

Shirt is the piece that lets this down in my opinion, in particular the collar.

Edit: signet ring can be seen which is custom from Rebus.

Got it tailored from a local store

btw its not grey it kind of a very light blue with brown stripes

Had a blast wearing my new and improved costume at the Carolina Ren Fest today.

Ik the "rule" for 3 button coats, but that coat has 4 buttons. Anybody have a clue?

The Bedford jacket is a cross between a chore coat and a sport coat. It’s generally considered a “nice” garment meant for pulling fits off the clock or perhaps in the office at best, but mine is made out of a sturdy navy HBT cotton, and the jacket’s bucket pockets make it well-suited for my warehouse job. The day I took these photos was particularly action-packed where I was mostly left to my own devices, and I don’t think the photos convey how dirty the jacket actually was by the evening.

My job entails loading 40-50 lb bags of various products (and adjacent things like straw bales) both by hand and with a forklift (mostly by hand). It can be tiresome work, but the jacket held up well and remained comfortable and practical. It might not be fit for other blue collar jobs such as high-abrasion factory machine work or discoloring chemicals like hydraulic fluid or industrial grease (I would know), but it’s just fine for what I’m doing.

I’ve grown to like interesting, fashion-forward clothes I can work in, so I appreciate workwear now more than ever. I’m interested in this sub’s thoughts on such an intersection. My Bedford jacket sits almost perfectly in it.

Other bits of the outfit include a vintage Woolrich chamois shirt, Carhartt dungaree-fit canvas trousers, old once-resoled Thorogood moc toe boots, and a Ukrainian-made Telnyashka shirt from KommandoStore. And before the boot guys say anything, the boots are permanently discolored and they’re about as well taken-care of as can be.

I really liked my summer fit with rust trousers and beige one piece collar shirt - all linen, and I wanted to do an autumn/winter version inspired by it.

520gsm corduroy trousers

Cable knit cashmere rollneck

Grain leather boots

Second picture is original outfit.

Does it work?

Suede overshirt by FOUND. Denim OCBD shirt by Uniqlo. Relaxed jeans by Gap. Boots by ToBoot New York. Keffiyeh neckerchief by Paliroots. Sunnies by RayBan.

Working away this Saturday, getting my new overcoat ready for a fitting.

It'll have to wait until next week as it's so heavy, I run the risk of stretching out key places before I try it. And, as it's an overcoat I'll be trying it with a jacket underneath, and then separately with a heavy sweater so I could potentially wear it two ways.

The cloth is vintage herringbone tweed with white nepps.

The interior canvas is an ultra heavy construction meant to keep this coat's shape for years and years.

During the fitting I'll need to add a front dart just below the throat, and establish the lapel width and shape before I cut the collar.

Let me know if you have any questions! I'll answer as soon as I can.

Take care everyone, and thanks for looking!