[SJC]

Hahaha great. Hip teacher.

[SJC]

Mr Longdon today at the Wheatshef pub

[SJC]

I kinda sit there like this

[metatron]

Hmm the neckerchief looks better from this angle. Maybe I can be convinced.
Looking cool you guys.

[Jake Gittes]

Today I wore a SJC polo too, the Oviatt collar version:

[metatron]

Good colour on you and great suede shoes.

[Sean Longden]

I like the way Jake G wears SJC in a very contemporary way.

[metatron]

I think my cap was a good buy.
Thought it was worth a pic under a brooding sky. Non era specific look, though the cap could probably benefit from being combined with wide trousers to balance the 'weight'

[bluescaptain]

Gotta love the caps! 

[Pat Spade]

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...outside of Monsieur Clemenceau`s house last week...

[Rudie]

In the second shot it looks boxier, pretty much like mine.

How did you remove the interfacing? Do you need any sewing skills for that?

I found it to be easy but time consuming, as you need to do it by hand and fold the front of the jacket, lapels etc inside out to get at all of the interfacing. If the jacket has been washed, this loosens the interfacing somewhat and you can just pull it off, snipping chunks off as you work. You'll need to carefully snip along sewn edges, as you don't want to disturb any stitching. If the jacket hasn't been washed, it's a little more difficult as the interfacing adheres more strongly, but even this isn't too difficult. I've done it with both of my jackets (Vaugan and SnP) and it's made a definite improvement in my opinion.

I removed the interfacing of my work jacket yesterday evening. I was surprised how thin it was. Anyway, I agree the jacket is much nicer without the interfacing. Thanks for giving me the idea to remove it.

[Pat Spade]

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Nantes/France, two weeks ago....

[Edward]

Wore a l/s SJC polo out to the chapel this morning; other than that, been sitting around in my undershirt, alternately marking exam papers and whimpering in the heat. Praying for rain and a significant drop in temperature.... Hate this weather. Hot, stuffy, uncomfortable, and a major trigger for the old black dog.

[Cold Cuts]

Vintage SJC

[Urrah]

Just the right attire for Lake Como!