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25th November 11, 01:56 PM
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Re: Got some new goodies!
 Originally Posted by CMcG
Tobus, you've put together a fantastic look with your new goodies. There is nothing cookie cutter about it, while still looking very proper and traditional. The details are really what makes it; even though no-one may ever know, a sharp sgian dubh in invaluable. The jacket, waistcoat, and pocket watch chain are also spot on.
You know what really completes this outfit in my (biased) eye? The spats 
The photos washed it out, but that's a tattersal shirt too. I was thinking it might be too much pattern, considering the pattern of the tweed when seen close-up. But I actually think they compliment each other. And from a distance, the patterns disappear.
And of course I'm using a full Windsor knot on my tie. Minor detail to some, but I really think this thin silk tie needed it, lest the knot be too small and out of proportion.
On the spat issue, I've decided that I like them so much, I'm going to experiment some more with various colours and styles. I bought a vintage (1950s) pattern for spats, and will be trying out some different types. It'll be a winter project, along with some other bright ideas I'm having these days.
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