Bridging the gap between ultra-casual and ultra-formal

[Livingston]

[snip] Of course we will work with customer provided cloth. Within reason. The fabric should be suitable for a jacket. I don't think I'll try to make a jacket from a 3oz. Pink Hawaiian Print. No matter how much a customer thinks he may want one. [/snip]

Well, Panache, looks like you're out of luck on that jacket to match your pin ahh, MAROON kilt.

[Riverkilt]

Sorry Wiz...the thong is there...much smaller than my current girth...but its LEATHER....used it as a jock in my long distance cycling days....

No pink...none...nope...just ain't in this cave....

Ron

[Perldog007]

Now I am shattered. Ron doesn't own a pink thong and Steve has no plans for dreadlocks.

I shall go and have a beverage while I meditate on why it is so painful when our heroes tarnish.


But the Jackets are kickin'. Hope to order a hagrid size next spring or so. I like the FK vision of modern kilting as well.

Have to say though, I wear my cargo mostly for manual labor and "grunge" formal. Have gotten more compliments on my FK than any other in my limited kollection.

THat is, I think Fk works as well for ultra casual as Casual. Have also worn it Business Casual style and gotten compliments on it as well.