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  • One for the sartorial hive. What jacket? (Not riding)
  • moonboy
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    The summer is over and cooler days are upon us. While cutting a dash around the city the elegant STWer finds himself a bit chilly when stepping out of his A4 tdi sline avant, wearing just a Howies polo shirt up top. It’s not cold enough yet to bust out the AlpKit puffer but while standing in the street admiring the Bronson C in the window, something with a little bit of warmth, wind and shower proofing would just do the trick.

    What would the hive do?

    Note: I don’t drive an Audi or ride a 5 but I might have the polo shirt.

    Tough crowd?

    mattsccm
    Free Member

    Not playing polo? Ditch that shirt.
    Oxfam tweed allows a wardrobe full for every occasion.

    everyone
    Free Member

    I tend to wear a Harrington-a-like or that on one merino jacket in autumn. Neither are particularly shower proof though!

    loddrik
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    Paramo

    lunge
    Full Member

    My options in this season, and I have to say I am not a sartorial leader in any way, are:
    Thin softshell jacket, black, Decathlon.
    Zip up, hooded sweat shirt, H&M if memory serves.
    Various formal jackets, tweed and cotton depending on the occasion.

    tlr
    Full Member

    Arc’teryx Atom LT, comes in hooded or none hooded.

    Stoatsbrother
    Free Member

    Carhartt?

    allthepies
    Free Member

    footflaps
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    somouk
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    I’m in the same position at the moment and I’m looking at something like a lightweight down jacket.

    willard
    Full Member

    Depending on what is being worn on the lower half, I’d say tweed. A good tweed can be as light or as heavy as you need it to be and it will go with pretty much anything.

    I have a relatively lightweight single breasted jacket in a mid-light green that goes nicely with chinos or dark jeans and it is perfect for this sort of weather.

    Please, please just wear a shirt though. Polo shirts? no.

    AlexSimon
    Full Member

    footflaps
    Full Member

    Polo shirts? no.

    Don’t you know, Polo shirts with an up turned collar are still all the rage in preppy-ville. Standard attire for an up and coming Oxbridge undergrad.

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    If you go down the Oxfam route don’t compromise on fit;

    perchypanther
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    Depending on what is being worn on the lower half, I’d say tweed.

    And a bow tie.

    And a fez.
    I wear a fez now.
    Fezzes are cool.

    footflaps
    Full Member

    hilldodger
    Free Member

    swrve softshell deck jacket fits the spec performance wise, not sure if it would get the approval of the brown broguers though……

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