The Indispensable Guide to Classic Men's Clothing

Joshua Karlen and Chris Sulavic

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Publisher: Tatra Press

A best-selling resource for men's style and clothing, The Indispensable Guide to Classic Men's Clothing takes the mystery out of dressing well. This volume answers hundreds of questions about classic articles in a man's wardrobe, from ascots to wingtips. It describes, in practical language and through dozens of illustrations, the rules of attire that every man should know for occasions ranging from Casual Fridays to Black Tie. Leading experts on men's clothing-from Brooks Brothers and Paul Stuart, to Britain's famed Turnbull & Asser and France's venerable shoemaker J.M. Weston- have contributed their knowledge to this concise yet exahaustive volume, which explains how to put together a wardrobe of timeless, impeccable style. Plus, the finest custom suitmakers, shirtmakers and shoemakers describe the fine points of their craft and provide tips on how to recognize quality clothing. It has been featured in GQ magazine and Wedding Bells magazine.

About Joshua Karlen

Josh Karlen, a former journalist, grew up on the Lower East Side and in the Village. He lives with his wife and two children in Manhattan. He currently works in media relations.

About Chris Sulavic

Chris Sulavik is founder and publisher of Tatra Press.

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Binding	EAN	ISBN-10	Pub Date	PAGES	Language	Size	Price
E-Book	9780989835282	0989835286	2014-09-15	0		0.00 x 0.00 x 0.00 in	$4.99
Paperback	9780966184716	0966184718	2007-03-01	196		0.00 x 5.01 x 8.01 in	$15.95

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