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Showing posts with label seersucker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seersucker. Show all posts
Friday, April 1, 2016
Monday, March 28, 2016
Monday, August 20, 2012
Stacking Away the Shorts
Polo Ralph Lauren seersucker and oxford shorts
Polo Ralph Lauren madras shorts
See you in spring! (shorts... not readers)
Monday, June 25, 2012
Seersucker Spread
I'm all for breaking the rules of sartorial standards, but a spread collar on seersucker? Give me a white oxford button-down atop this seersucker and the thing would already be in my closet.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
National Seersucker Day
If you're anywhere near Charleston (WV) today, stop by Tony the Tailor to celebrate National Seersucker Day. From 1:00PM-7:00PM, Tony will be offering sales on custom seersucker and cotton jackets, linen shirts, and seersucker products throughout the shop. I'm especially excited about the offering of High Cotton bow ties for only $29.99. In addition, refreshments and hors d'oeuvres will be served, including the Seersucker and the Madras. Please stop by and support this incredible local business!
PS: Don't forget to wear seersucker!
The Seersucker
2 ounces Flor de Cana white rum
1/2 ounce cinnamon schnapps
1 ounce lemon juice
1 1/2 strawberry
Muddle one strawberry, shake
ingredients with three ice cubes
and strain into a pilsner glass
with crushed ice. Garnish with
1/2 strawberry.
2 ounces Flor de Cana white rum
1/2 ounce cinnamon schnapps
1 ounce lemon juice
1 1/2 strawberry
Muddle one strawberry, shake
ingredients with three ice cubes
and strain into a pilsner glass
with crushed ice. Garnish with
1/2 strawberry.
The Madras
1 1/2 oz Kettle One vodka
4 oz cranberry juice
1 oz orange juice
1 orange wedge
Shake ingredients with three ice
cubes and strain into a pilsner
glass with crushed ice. Garnish
with orange slice.
1 1/2 oz Kettle One vodka
4 oz cranberry juice
1 oz orange juice
1 orange wedge
Shake ingredients with three ice
cubes and strain into a pilsner
glass with crushed ice. Garnish
with orange slice.
PS: Don't forget to wear seersucker!
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Belk Bonus Shorts
As prep continues to reach the mass market, classic summer staples are becoming more readily available.
At Belk, you'll find a line of Izod oxford shorts on par with Polo's model, yet one-third the price.
From Belk's in-store brand, Saddlebred, you can pick up a set of quintessential seersucker shorts.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
So Far From Summer
It's the coldest night of the year and I couldn't be missing summer more.
See you in a few months, madras and seersucker.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Would You Wear This
Oh, the things one finds on eBay. If you're a 40L, I'd suggest looking up this jacket now.
Would you wear this?
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Belk's Bargains
When it comes to buying retail, patience and research are crucial. Why? Brand quality just isn't what it used to be. I take a good look through the thrift racks for something comparable to, if not better than, any piece I find at an absurd retail price. Yet, clearance deals come around or nothing similar is to be thrifted and then buying retail isn't so bad.
Today's case - Belk's Saddlebred sport coats. For those unfamiliar with the brand, Saddlebred is similar in design and quality to Chaps or Izod. Browsing online today I discovered a couple summer staples worth a look at under sixty dollars.
A safe and simple linen sport coat is a must-have for the summer rotation. Then an updated classic, tattersall seersucker, is summer's equivalent to bold houndstooth.
Chambray ups the dandy factor. Very underutilized but rather trendy. Finally the classic blue seersucker. Not for beginners. I'll admit, I would be hesitant to invest the latter seersucker for the sake of practicality. I have a Polo tan seersucker blazer from which I extract much greater use.
Today's case - Belk's Saddlebred sport coats. For those unfamiliar with the brand, Saddlebred is similar in design and quality to Chaps or Izod. Browsing online today I discovered a couple summer staples worth a look at under sixty dollars.
A safe and simple linen sport coat is a must-have for the summer rotation. Then an updated classic, tattersall seersucker, is summer's equivalent to bold houndstooth.
Chambray ups the dandy factor. Very underutilized but rather trendy. Finally the classic blue seersucker. Not for beginners. I'll admit, I would be hesitant to invest the latter seersucker for the sake of practicality. I have a Polo tan seersucker blazer from which I extract much greater use.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Summer Send-Off
I discovered these photos a couple days ago taken before my cousin's birthday lawn party in late August. The invitation stated casual - this is casual for me. When the temperature descends throughout the evening, a layering piece like a lightweight sweater vest or blazer slightly dresses up a standard button-front shirt and keeps you warm.
I was quite happy to get one last run from my Polo seersucker blazer before autumn. Tan and white seersucker makes a subtler statement than flashy yet traditional light blue and white. I continued to dress up the look a bit with a linen navy pocket square.

Given the use of a pocket square, I opted out of wearing a tie. However, the navy and light blue of the pocket square are picked up in the sweater vest. I came away with the white Polo shirt and Club Room sweater vest for around $30 on clearance at Macy's.

I forgot to flash my socks in this one - Club Room yellow pair to match the sweater vest. The jeans are yet another great pick-up from my store - Polo Stanton jeans at $22. The tassel loafers are my trusty Johnston and Murphy's I've totally worn down by now. I can't get over the shoes I thrift sometimes. This pair cost as much as the socks.

Go together, never matchy-matchy.
I was quite happy to get one last run from my Polo seersucker blazer before autumn. Tan and white seersucker makes a subtler statement than flashy yet traditional light blue and white. I continued to dress up the look a bit with a linen navy pocket square.
Given the use of a pocket square, I opted out of wearing a tie. However, the navy and light blue of the pocket square are picked up in the sweater vest. I came away with the white Polo shirt and Club Room sweater vest for around $30 on clearance at Macy's.
I forgot to flash my socks in this one - Club Room yellow pair to match the sweater vest. The jeans are yet another great pick-up from my store - Polo Stanton jeans at $22. The tassel loafers are my trusty Johnston and Murphy's I've totally worn down by now. I can't get over the shoes I thrift sometimes. This pair cost as much as the socks.
Go together, never matchy-matchy.
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