Admiral Cod: Vintage Tweed

13 October 2011

Vintage Tweed

11 comments:

Major Thompson said...: Perfection!; 13 October, 2011 08:27
NJS said...: That's True Ivy League is it not, unlike some pathetic modern interpretations of it.
NJS; 13 October, 2011 08:51
Richard said...: I love this pattern of tweed, and Brooks made a coat in this pattern about four years ago. Fortunately, I was able to pick one up.; 13 October, 2011 10:42
ms.composure said...: i LOVE this look! amazing!

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http://mscomposure.blogspot.com; 13 October, 2011 13:25
Anonymous said...: Houndstooth?; 13 October, 2011 14:36
Old Ivy said...: @NJS:

The cut of the shirt collar and tattersall pattern of are English country gentleman rather than Ivy League, as is the combination of that shade of blue sweater with a brown check jacket.

I would also add that an Ivy Leaguer would have insisted on a perfect dimple on the necktie.; 13 October, 2011 14:43
Laguna Beach Fogey said...: Anon @14:36 ~ It's a rare Codstooth pattern woven by nubile raven-haired Scottish waifs and infused with essence of Hottie.; 13 October, 2011 16:08
Chris said...: Hate the v-neck sweater--an item that should be purged from every closet. There's no purpose to it except to show that you're a big boy who's wearing a tie.; 13 October, 2011 20:34
A.E.F. said...: Admiral, trad; but somehow has an edge. Fitting.; 13 October, 2011 21:08
Yankee-Whisky-Papa said...: I disagree with Chris about the V-neck sweater. It was once a sports garment, and the purpose is not to show the tie, but to allow the top button to be unbuttoned (cooling the neck) during sports.; 14 October, 2011 10:24
Ford said...: Have the exact blazer, Ferragamo if I'm not mistaken.; 14 October, 2011 23:19

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