Today I am wearing an ash-gray, 2-button, peaked-lapel suit; a blue gingham shirt with French cuffs; a blue silk knit tie; a Macclesfield printed silk pocket square in blue; a pair of black cap-toed oxford shoes; and a 1967 vintage Omega Officially Certified Chronometer automatic date watch.
Today I am wearing a light ash-brown glen plaid double-breasted (2X6) suit; a light purple tabbed-collar shirt with French cuffs; a deep-purple silk tie; a purple printed silk pocket square; a pair of dark brown oxford whole-cut shoes; and a 1960s vintage Camy Sputnik manual winding watch in a brown leather strap.
Please note that the watch dial reads “Popular,” which is wrong. When I gave the dial to be repainted, the painter made an error and wrongly painted the dial as “Popular” instead of the correct “Sputnik.” “Popular” is another line of Camy watches and if you search this blog, you will find some “Popular” Camy models as well.
Today I am wearing a bluish-gray (or grayish-blue if you prefer) colored double-breasted (2X6) suit; a cream tabbed-collar shirt with French cuffs; a mustard colored printed silk tie; a white linen pocket square; a pair of burnished-calf oxford half-brogue shoes; and a 1970 vintage Favre Leuba Geneve Twin Power manual winding date watch in a gray Nato G10 Nylon Strap. These photographs were taken when visiting my haberdasher today.
Today I am wearing a black, 2-button, peaked-lapel suit; a white cotton shirt with french cuffs; a red silk tie with white polka dots; a white linen pocket square; a pair of black cap-toed oxford shoes; and a vintage Rado Purple Horse, day/date, automatic watch in a red Nato G10 Nylon strap.
Today I am wearing a 2-button, notch-lapel, khaki/tan linen suit; a hand-loom cotton, blue check shirt with double-cuffs; a red and blue horizontal striped, silk knit tie; a blue cotton check pocket square; a pair of tan suede monk-strap shoes; and a vintage gold-plated, Rado Voyager watch.
Today I am wearing a blue suit; a light pink shirt; a blue silk knit tie with small pink polka dots; a light pink pocket square; a pair of black cap-toed oxford shoes; and a vintage Poljot square-shaped, manual-winding watch.
Today i am wearing a dark gray, pinstripe, 2-button, notch-lapel suit; a white cotton shirt with french cuffs; a yellow silk tie with small black dots; a white linen pocket square; a pair of black, cap-toed, plain oxford shoes; and a 1950 vintage West End Watch Company, Sowar, Prima, manual winding watch.
This is a photograph from 01 August 2011 from pan Pacific Sonargaon Hotel.
Today I am wearing a brown check, 2-button, notch-lapel suit; a purple striped shirt with french cuffs; a yellow silk tie; a brown/navy printed silk pocket square; a pair of dark brown slip-on shoes; and a vintage gold plated Rado Voyager automatic in a brown leather strap.
Today is Thursday and I am wearing a blazer/trousers combination. Today’s blazer is a black/brown check, 3-button, notch-lapel, and it has been matched with black trousers. The shirt I selected today is maroon in color, and has tabbed collar and French cuffs. The tie is stripes of blue/light purple/deep purple/golden yellow, and it has been coordinated with a maroon silk pocket square.
I am wearing today a pair of suede double-monk-strap (double-monk) shoes. Today’s watch is a 1963 vintage Bulova manual winding with date. It not only has a repainted black dial but also the texts on the dial are wrong. The dial contains the word, “Sowar”, which is a brand name of West End Watches, and therefore, is wrong. Nevertheless, it’s a beautiful watch. I am wearing the watch with a Nato G10 Nylon strap in black.
Today I am wearing a blue cotton, 2-button, notch-lapel suit; a blue gingham shirt with tabbed-collar and French cuffs; a tie in dark/light blue stripes; a Macclesfield printed pocket square; a pair of plain brown cap-toed oxford shoes; and a 1946 vintage West End Watch Company, Sowar, Prima, 17 Jewels, watch with a red Nato Zulu Nylon Strap. The watch has a repainted dial.
I think it’s important to mention that today’s suit is half-lined and with almost no shoulder padding. All cotton suits worn this week are half-lined.
