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I personally never did the 3 button gig because the jackets dont' move as easily when unbuttoned, kinda like a double breasted jacket (not that I've ever ownd a db suit). As to pleats, I like Hickeys because they fit me well, and they always come pleated. I wish they weren't, because I can't fill out the back of my pants. Its terrible to be assless in today's "roomy fit" world. The goddamn people at JCrew don't even carry slim fit pants anymore. If I wear relaxed fit pants, I look like some dumb white suburban kid tring to look like G. S(Paigs... where can I get ass implants?)D |
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At least one inch. Give it a bit more if you are measuring yourself in the morning (one's middle usually hangs out more as the day goes on, and that's what additional belt-holes are for). Measure around your navel. And stop sucking in your gut like you've got a Hoover in there. I know you don't walk around like that. |
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A bindle is a piece of plastic or cloth into which something is placed. The cloth or plastic is then tied at the top like a garbage bag. |
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But double breasted jackets should usually not be worn open at all. The rat-pack suits are very like the current "hipster" ones, in that they are very narrow in cut, shoulder, lapel and leg. Those aren't the '50s suits NB was referring to - he was referring to real suits of the 50s, which were a bit more relaxed in sillouette. They make those, too, still. |
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One of my pet peeves is seeing guys trying to wear pants two or three sizes too small by pushing them down below the front-loader they're hauling around. If you're a fat, you're a fat and wearing the same size pants you wore in high school is not going to change it any more than a comb over is going to hide the fact that you're really bald. Here's the best advice I've seen regarding pleats versus no pleats:
Is it appropriate for a man a little wide in the waist to wear pants without pleats? Dear Victim, Absolutely. As a matter of fact, thick-waisted and pear-shaped men should consider gravitating toward unpleated pants as a rule. Pleats, meant to lie flat, tend to fill up with whatever excess there happens to be. This can lead to a fluted effect; like an upside-down champagne glass. Pants without pleats don't have that tendency, so the fit of them appears neater. Whichever your option, assure a correct fit by sizing the trousers to your waist measurement, rather than your hip size. Whether pleated or flat-fronted, trousers ought to be worn at the waist, just below your navel, and occasionally about your ankles. http://www.instinctmag.com/issues/010298/article3.htm |
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Main Entry: bin·dle stiff Pronunciation: 'bin-d&l-"stif Function: noun Etymology: bindle, perhaps alteration of bundle Date: 1901 : HOBO; especially : one who carries his clothes or bedding in a bundle |
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I'm pretty sure a bindle is one of those little mini-bundles in which heroin is usually kept. I'm sure there are all sorts of bastardizations flying around. |
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I have two 4-button Hugo Boss suits that I wear all the time. |
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