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The feel of fall
Woke up to the first day in the low thirties. Time to break out the sweaters. Wore my houndstooth Harold’s cardigan. Coupled not with a Ralph Lauren hacking coat tweed CT blue oxford, RL pheasant print silk tie brown herringbone JoS A banks trousers, Pendleton socks, Martin Dingman shoes and Orvis green faced field watch.
The feel of fall
6 likes • 3d
This is everything I love. The colors are beautiful. The Harold's cardigan is what I wanted to see more of, how on earth you fit a cardigan under a jacket is beyond me, but it looks amazing. RL does a great jacket of course and the pheasant tie, pocket square is rich and the whole outfit looks cozy and warm rich and sophisticated. Thank you for this sartorial feast of textures and colors.
Best YouTube Video on Overcoats Ever?
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1 like • 30d
Damn....some fine overcoats there. A fine overcoat appropriate for any occasion is an absolute sartorial MUST HAVE for any discerning Gentleman. I have a huge collection of overcoats, but there were a few here I do not own. My favorite was the houndstooth both in the shorter and the pull over button model. Older wool overcoats from the 50s and 60s give you the looks these coats give with considerably better overall build quality, especially higher end wools like Harris tweeds. Cashmeres also are thicker and much more luxurious in an older coat and of course they do not even make thick overcoat grade Cashmere anymore at any price.
Fedora of the day
Today is my first public outing with my 1950 Pennys Marathon wide brim Fedora. This is the classic 1940s style before the onset of stingy brims later in the decade. In pristine condition for a 76 year old fedora paired with my Harris Tweed houndstooth overcoat from the 1960s. This entire ensemble, including the wearer, is vintage.
Fedora of the day
Spirit week
This week is spirit week at our elementary school and today is hat day. Well.....you don't have to ask me twice on that one!! I chose a hat that has a limited wearability for me. It is a true late 1950s Stetson Gun Club made for sporting weekends. I have a similar hat that is a Knox Foxhound from the early 1950s with a wider brim. This one is a stingy brim and made of the most beautiful fur felt. Closeup photos don't do it justice. I bought it from the son of the original owner and it is in mint co dition. Notice the sporting rifle hat pin, which is ultra rate to find still attached. The kids are amused, and I am glad to have an occastion to bring it out and wear it.
Spirit week
Finally some fedora weather
1956 Champ Kasmir finish. Been anxiously awaiting fall overcoat and fedora weather. Finally a sunny day in the high 40s. Feels good to be back under a hat again
Finally some fedora weather
1 like • Oct 2
@Alan Dormire I certainly do. I like felt hats better, and wear them nearly every day in the cooler months. Straw hats are ok, and have their place, but "real" fedoras interest me me more
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Randall Mastin
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