Thursday, September 15, 2011

Late Summer, 2011

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July 4th celebrations
You may not be able to tell here, but this outfit is subtly patriotic. The polo is a dark red/burgundy shade, the seersucker shorts are blue and white, and my Volunteer Traditions belt sums it all together. Originally was going to wear an OCBD, but it was an extremely humid afternoon where I watched the events and fireworks.

Brooks Brothers polo
J Crew seersucker shorts
Volunteer Traditions belt (made by Leatherman Ltd.)
Sperry boat shoes
Seiko 5 watch



Casual Outing
Brooks Brothers OCBD
Land's End shorts
Allen Edmonds Winthrop driving loafers
Belted Cow belt


The belt reads like a movie film strip as the lacrosse player takes a shot. Takes me back to my playing days.



Beach Vacation
Yet another Fun Shirt...for something I don't wear often, I obviously have a problem. Usually an OCBD should be tucked in, but I was going for a relaxed vibe with this as I walked down the boardwalk. Colors add to the festivity.

Brooks Brothers "Fun Shirt" OCBD
Ralph Lauren shorts
Allen Edmonds Winthrop Loafers



School Days
Brooks Brothers polo
Lands End tailored chinos
Sperry boat shoes
Leatherman Ltd belt in school colors


Brooks Brothers Tattersall OCBD
Ralph Lauren chinos
LL Bean belt
Allen Edmonds Winthrop driving loafers



School Convocation


Decided to go all out this year with my most trad attire to-date; everything I am wearing is a culmination of trad lore. Yeah, I just e-gasmed.

J. Press Sack 3/2 roll blazer
LL Bean OCBD
Brooks Brothers seersucker pants
Cole Haan penny loafers
Leatherman Ltd belt
Mystic River bowtie in school colors
Hamilton Khaki field watch on NATO strap
Ray Ban Aviators
Long Johns for underwear**


The details



Footnotes:

1) ** denotes a joke
2) Noticed I've been collecting a lot of Brooks Brothers. This too, is a product of my trad-daddy obsession.

4 comments:

  1. I dig that lax belt...where did you get it?

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  2. I picked up the belt from a general gifts store/site based in Portland, ME called A&L Home, but the belt is made by another Maine company called The Belted Cow Co.

    BeltedCow.com

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  3. Great site. As a college student trying to build a legit wardrobe, this was a great find. Saw your guide initially on AskAndy & separately came across the blog a few days later & will follower from now on.

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  4. Very sharp combinations. Like the green motif belt with seersucker.

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