Retarded millenial britfag here. I recently bought a suit for

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>>12700373
did you buy the tie with the cars too?

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>>12700373
Stop bitching about it lad, you messed up but the art of /fa is making shitty garms look good. cone back when you've at least tried to get a fit with the lining

>>12700373
assuming you don't take off the jacket, can anyone even see the lining?

>>12700419
It annoys me thinking that it'll be a day-to-day thing where I'm sure enough people will notice but at this point I'm pretty resigned to it.
I'm more interested in whether this is actually some kind of fashion that's becoming commonplace.

>>12700373
I'd be more troubled by the one button jacket but maybe I'm out of the loop.

Good laugh

I think it's cool. Patterned linings are all the rage in Savile Row at the mo, usually much bolder than yours too.

Honestly, just have some cheerfulness and if someone sees it, poke fun at yourself and be cool with it. Have to be a little cool to pull it off though.

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>>12700455
This

>>12700454
And especially this, suits are (for good reason) usually very conservative, the lining is one of the few areas where guys can go crazy and fave some fun. Leave it alone you autist.

>>12700449
It's less traditional, usually used for tuxedos.

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