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Camel or Not?
I own two Overcoats in Charcoal and and a gray herringbone, but have been considering and wanting a camel. Then this morning glances through FB Marketplace this Prisma Italian Coat pops up in my size for 20.00!! I figured it was a sign and price seemed to good. Best part is it was practically delivered and saved me about 40-50 miles round trip driving. But I'm not 100% sure on material? It does have the Prisma label seen inside, and the Italian made on the collar and fully lined which is an indicator of quality. But is missing the launders and material tag which is frustrating. I believe these were made in the 90s. I was initially looking for camel, but through some online searches all I can find is 95% wool 5% cashmere anyone have insight on these coats?
Camel or Not?
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@Alex Kilpatrick Thanks for the feedback Alex. Agreed seemed to good to let go by.
Look classic no matter where you are
I live in a world where some of you may as well. Although I no longer work 8-12 hrs a day in an environment that requires me to dress well. As a owner and operator of a custom leather goods brand working independently, I choose to still dress with class and quality heritage items. I scratch my itches for more formal on Sundays for church, banquets or speaking engagements, kids events etc where I can where ties and sport coats. But most days I make a cup of coffee and go to my blue collar work in my dedicated leather shop. I still enjoy curating my rotation with nice things and I don't care what anyon says, when you dress proper or even just a notch above what most do, I feel ready to work and be productive. Basically why not look good, smell good, and feel sharp no matter what your doing? Thoughts, input welcome OOFTD 1980s Filson Long Bill Waxed Cap 1960s Pendleton Oxford paired with a 1950s 5 Brothers Heavy Wool Shirt OD classic cut chino pants with heavy oz Vegetable tanned and dyed blue and brass belt and Suede Adam Derrick Italian Chukka boots! Have a swell day gents!
Look classic no matter where you are
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@Darren Poesel Thanks Darren! Semper Fi
Stop Letting Fear Control You
Most people live their entire lives stuck in the cycle of fear. Fear creates doubt. Doubt creates inaction. Inaction creates more fear. ...and the cycle repeats itself. If you would like to avoid falling into the same cycle... You have to start seeing fear as a signal. It's telling you exactly what you need to do. Whatever it is that scares you the most... That's what you must confront. The only way to eliminate fear is to act in spite of it. Action is the antidote. The more you act... The less you doubt. The less you doubt... The less you fear. The less you fear... The more you act. Quit running from fear. Use it. Let it tell you exactly what you need to do. Then do it. Immediately. Everything you've ever wanted lies on the opposite side of fear. ~ Andy Frisella
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Amen! So true, most never live to their true potential or calling because they also stop at the first sign of discomfort. We live in a very soft society.
Tucked in or out?
So everyone,got a question, do I tuck my shirt in or out when wearing button down shirts,is there certain situations where I do one or the other? Go to church almost every Sunday unless I'm working. Im a bigger guy so I'm really weird about how certain fabrics or fits fall over my body. Any ideas or comments,suggestions will be highly appreciated. Have a Blessed day 🙏
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I've gone back and forth over the years but have settled into tuck because I think it just looks more professional, my opinion. But sometimes when wearing a sweater I'll leave untucked to give some contrast and pop.
Quick Pic of Funeral Attire
Not about me today, gentlemen. But I believe the circumstance requires the proper respect. Three funerals in four days. It would be four in four, but two are at the same time this morning. Three ladies in three different stages of life, ages 39, 61 and 88. Three different types of grieving, three different types of celebrating. All followers of Christ, so in our grief, we still have a steadfast hope. Struggle well, Brothers!
Quick Pic of Funeral Attire
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Sorry for the loss.
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Tim Allen
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Believer, Retired Marine Master Gunnery Sergeant father of 6 and currently a HS and College Cross Country Coach and a Cutom Leatherworker

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