#patch pockets

[eleganceisthename]

The temps are back to normal here in central California (67 degrees), and I had to dress up for my nephew's in-laws' baptism this past weekend. My brother-in-law wanted us to dress formally for the pictures afterward, so I donned this double-breasted suit from Suit Supply. It's not all the way formal due to the patch pockets and the overall soft nature of it, but the fact that it's a DB and a navy blue puts it in the mix. I decided to ride the conservative middle ground with these tasseled loafers from Crockett and Jones. I have always been ambivalent about this suit as well for several reasons. First off, the length. The jacket clocks in at 31.2 inches (as mentioned before, I usually like it to be 32 inches), and the patch pocket on a formal suit. I initially purchased it as a blazer to dress down but bought the accompanying pants a couple of years later to wear together and apart. It does drape well and is not God-awful tight like the average Suit Supply suits these days. I would wear this same look (with a solid shirt), to a semi-formal wedding as well, and in this, the versatility of a blue suit can be seen. The tie is a grenadine from Drakes, the shirt is an MTO from Proper Cloth, and the pocket square is from Battisti Napoli.

[sakshikaribykriti]

Flowy, casual, comfy fit. Our A-Line dress features a casual point collar, patch pockets, short cap sleeves and a front prim row of coconut shell buttons with snap buttons beneath for easy dressing.

[crimezi]

end an argument for me

and for the sake of my data add your region/country, reblogs would help for proving my bias wrong

[rotteneldritchhorror]

Eddie obviously knows how to sew (hes not only dirt-poor living off of a single consistent paycheck and whatever he earns selling drugs, but hes also a punk- theres no way he DOESNT know how to sew), but steve most definitely does. not. one of his shirts get a hole and he throws it out.

When eddie first witnesses this, hes fucking MORTIFIED and ends up digging a t-shirt out of the trash and sewing the hole closed and fixing the loose stitching on the hem and gives steve a lecture about not wasting fabric and money.

And from then on, steve just shows up at the munson household every now and then with various clothes in his arms, asking eddie to fix them for him.

[egophiliac]

Do yoy like their silly little dance

the inside of my brain at any given moment:

[daily-isabeau]

He wouldn’t be that happy about it

[jelly-time]

[alttac-co]

okay but consider: Quackity as this type of duck

[anonymocha]

my experiments featuring @lonelymoonbeams terrified mesmer

[pouroverpaloma]

Just respecced Astarion as a Swashbuckler. It’s about to get SILLY

[fruityfroggy]

Lesbians who dress like this need to HIT ME UP

Um…anyways….

[ratcidity]

my last backpack unfortunately got stolen, but on the bright side I now get to patch up a new one! and it’s much more awesome becusse it isn’t filled with patches I made two years ago, yippeeee

[gil-estel]

bumblebee jumper is complete!!

[daughterofhecata]

Finished the second bout of mending on one of my favourite jackets! (It's going to need a third and probably a fourth eventually, but I think I'm good for the next ~year or so.) (The patches with the white stitches are from the first round, the black stitched ones from this one.)

[not-bluejay]

btw here’s a really shitty tour of the patch pants

[thesun-thestars-themoon]

My first patch!

I used stamps to write out the letters on a sleeve my dad cut off one of his shirts

Then I colored and cut it out

Then I sewed it on to the vest!

But it's also

A SECRET DUCK POCKET

I used the already hemmed side of the sleeve on the top of the patch so I didn't have to do it myself. Then I stitched some velcro to the opening. And Boom! Duck pocket :DDD

My plan is to hand them out to cool people