Showing posts with label cricket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cricket. Show all posts
Thursday, June 19, 2014
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Today's Outfit - Purple and Grey
Polo Ralph Lauren poplin shirt
Polo Ralph Lauren silk jacquard paisley tie
Polo Ralph Lauren cashmere/cotton cricket sweater
Burberry plaid sport coat
Nautica cotton pocket square
Vintage worsted wool charcoal trouser
Club Room solid purple socks
Allen Edmonds Nassau black shark leather shoes
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Today's Outfit - Red Rovers
Polo Ralph Lauren oxford tartan shirt, paisley silk tie, cable knit cotton/cashmere cricket sweater
Polo Ralph Lauren navy wide wale corduroy trouser
Smart Turnout regimental stripe socks
Austen Heller Red Rovers loafers
Monday, November 19, 2012
Wish List - Cricket Sweater
Polo's latest cricket offering is this cotton/cashmere blend with navy and yellow trim. Currently available only on Ralphie's UK site, I look forward to it coming stateside soon.
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Today's Outfit - Casual Cricket
Horrible photo, once again. That's what I get for using my cell phone.
Anyway.
Polo cricket sweater, repp tie, shirt and chinos.
Smart Turnout socks.
J. Crew saddle shoes.
Monday, October 8, 2012
Today's Outfit
Polo poplin shirt with semi-spread collar
Polo foulard tie, made in Italy
Polo cricket vest, cashmere/wool blend
Chaps vintage glen plaid blazer, made in Canada
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Today's Outfit
Friday, March 30, 2012
Bored in Berwicks
Polo Ralph Lauren tartan oxford, Picone tie, Polo Ralph Lauren cricket vest
Vintage grey wool trousers, Banana Republic argyle socks, Allen Edmonds Berwick loafers
Monday, February 20, 2012
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Gone Cricketing
Two new cricket vests in the rotation.
After playing some club-level cricket in school, I've decided create a local team.
It's no surprise that players have been hard to find, so I'll be scouring the baseball parks this spring for potential converts.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Casual Cricket Day
Polo Ralph Lauren pink oxford
Polo Ralph Lauren pima cotton cricket sweater
Polo Ralph Lauren silk tie
Vintage blue/green wool scarf
Not pictured:
Polo Ralph Lauren tan cords
Merona light blue ribbed socks
Cole Haan walnut penny loafers
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Today From eBay
There are two particular sweaters I've been wanting for awhile, two pieces I've been hoping to come across on eBay since spotting them at RalphLauren.com in the past few seasons. Today, I purchased both on eBay for $49.85.
Up first is this argyle sweater. I enjoy the vivid color combination of green and purple, which remains understated against a chocolate brown base tone. A great blend of cotton and cashmere, it will be perfect to wear throughout most of the year.
Next comes a special take on the classic cricket sweater. A cable knit has been substituted by intricate herringbone and the collar holds several rich colors, as opposed to the traditional two-tone take. I couldn't have been happier to discover this piece in the middle of winter, as I'll be getting immediate use of this wool and cashmere blend.
Please remember to visit the CKC Shoppe and use your 10% discount with code CKC10, which expires Friday.
Up first is this argyle sweater. I enjoy the vivid color combination of green and purple, which remains understated against a chocolate brown base tone. A great blend of cotton and cashmere, it will be perfect to wear throughout most of the year.
Next comes a special take on the classic cricket sweater. A cable knit has been substituted by intricate herringbone and the collar holds several rich colors, as opposed to the traditional two-tone take. I couldn't have been happier to discover this piece in the middle of winter, as I'll be getting immediate use of this wool and cashmere blend.
Please remember to visit the CKC Shoppe and use your 10% discount with code CKC10, which expires Friday.
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Cricket in Short Supply
I'm all for embroidered shorts - lobsters, martini glasses, seagulls, etc. However, designs may go into too much detail and hold too large a scale, such as with these cricket-embroidered shorts. I've admired the game of cricket for many years and have played for the past four, but I can't imagine any such fan seriously donning these. Besides, who wants someone to look down at your shorts and jest, "Your wicket's showing."
Saturday, May 28, 2011
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