[Peak and Pine]

By three-piece suit am I to assume you don't mean a suit in three pieces, like the one I have after that run-in with the bear? I like what you've shown. The suit and everything about it. But not the shirt, tie nor pocket square. Not a fan of the kalidascope look. Nor of pocket squares in general, unless your nose runs a lot. Or you're a Mississippi river boat gambler, for which you'd also need a tiny moustache.

 

[Peak and Pine]

^

Well that goes without saying, or seeing since it's usually concealed. @Oldsarge will arrive momentarily. He heard we mentioned guns.

 

[Peak and Pine]

Save the CCW for 'last resort' situations.

Don't make me look up stuff. Besides, I haven't paid my Google bill this month. I found it though, in my New England Primer. And now I know why my mom had that funny bulge in her pants.

 

[Peak and Pine]

^

Surprised you like this, particularly after reading and liking and learning from your comments in the Samuelson vs. Coppley thread. This one seems more Stacy Adams vs. Stacy Adams.

 

[Peak and Pine]

They're not tight. They're slim cut. It's a look.

Your're eye sight's not what it used to be, right? Sorry to hear that. Squint then and look at the pants crotch upward. They're rip tiding. Fewer waves sunk the Pequod. That's not a Look. That's called lousy trousers.

No one's mentioned the jacket, the cork screw thing with the sleeve. How's it possible to get a sleeve twisted like that, get a little kid to yank on the cuff then run around in circles?

Sarge, not your best pic post here, but a good thread premise nonetheless.

 

[Peak and Pine]

Still, handsome suits, all three.

No. The middle one's bad news. It needs shoulders. Not the suit, the guy wearing it. Amazing what decent anatomy will do for clothes.

...I love the idea of a contrasting button on the waistcoat.

Just a single one as you mention, or the others we can't see? And what else would you put there but contrasting buttons, gray? Nah. Besides, contrasting's not the proper adjective. Harmonizing is, and they do.

Thus ends your and Sarge's dose of dogmaticizing for the day.