I especially like the idea of the khaki 3PB being made as part of a suit. There's just that little hint of "tropical island super villain explaining to Roger Moore, how his evil plan is unfolding as they speak" to it, that makes it work. Casual suiting needs to have a bit of a badass factor, imho.^^
Good morning Mark....this reminds me of the leisure suits of the 70s ....big improvement!!!!!shoes to wear with it...my 2 cents 1...bucks 2..spectators 3..Huaraches 4..sneakers 5..panamas 6..perfect for Father's day and your family wants to take you out to dinner..because you are a good dad and husband.. 7..have a safe trip back home..peace
Steve Austin would always wear check shirts with his safari suit. With his beige safari suit, it would be a darker brown/white check; and with his blues, a contrasting blue check.
@@markchodotcom 😄 Steve Austin, The Six Million Dollar Man. Played by Lee Majors. Based off the book The Cyborg. Anyway, late 70s, he was a true fashionista.
Good morning from new york...it will be a big seller.....will comment more....temp will drop to about 25 on Monday.......it will be in the 50s on Saturday......
speaking of olive things, a little while ago i recall you wearing a trouser in a black olive colour, can you recall what it was? I loved the colour but i cant seem to find it on your site or any other
@@markchodotcom i think it might have been a pair of corduroys in a very purple brown hue. its straining my memory to recall it though so who knows. will keep an eye on that drapers cloth though, theres a brown hue of it thats more or less what im looking for, more or less black olive.
HI mark/armoury, I'm wondering if you guys will be looking to revive the first iteration of the army chinos (metal rivets, made in HK) that you sold years ago. It's the perfect chino in my opinion: wide but not too wide, high but not too high, with great sturdy cloth and the perfect shade of khaki. I also own the newer ones by hertling but the former is just much better in my opinion. I have owned mine for almost 7 years and i find because they still shrink marginally in the wash, I have resorted to not washing them at all for the past few years!
Missed couple of vids, love the idea of casual suits, especially the safari jacket.
A paisley tie has never looked this good to me!
I especially like the idea of the khaki 3PB being made as part of a suit. There's just that little hint of "tropical island super villain explaining to Roger Moore, how his evil plan is unfolding as they speak" to it, that makes it work. Casual suiting needs to have a bit of a badass factor, imho.^^
Good morning Mark....this reminds me of the leisure suits of the 70s ....big improvement!!!!!shoes to wear with it...my 2 cents
1...bucks
2..spectators
3..Huaraches
4..sneakers
5..panamas
6..perfect for Father's day and your family wants to take you out to dinner..because you are a good dad and husband..
7..have a safe trip back home..peace
I love the idea of a casual suit and the safari suit is wonderful example of its versatility.
Love the casual suit offering.
Steve Austin would always wear check shirts with his safari suit.
With his beige safari suit, it would be a darker brown/white check; and with his blues, a contrasting blue check.
@@markchodotcom 😄
Steve Austin, The Six Million Dollar Man. Played by Lee Majors. Based off the book The Cyborg.
Anyway, late 70s, he was a true fashionista.
Love this idea of creating a suit without a suit jacket. Very creative
Love the idea of the 3 pocket with a white T and white sneakers... great look for spring ----> summer
Awesome
Very interesting and forward looking, thanks
Traditional shoes to go with safari jacket outfit is Chucka boots.
Good morning from new york...it will be a big seller.....will comment more....temp will drop to about 25 on Monday.......it will be in the 50s on Saturday......
Love the idea. I just hoped you had someone model all the looks as it helps viewers better appreciate/visualise the outfits.
I love the idea !
Good morning..they will sell quite...why?????? Because the Armoury is involved..peace..enjoy your week
Why didn't you put the on, so we can see?
These look incredible. Will this be eligible for MTO if we wanted to select a different color?
yes absolutely, please reach out to your local armourer for details if you are interested in MTO.
speaking of olive things, a little while ago i recall you wearing a trouser in a black olive colour, can you recall what it was? I loved the colour but i cant seem to find it on your site or any other
@@markchodotcom i think it might have been a pair of corduroys in a very purple brown hue. its straining my memory to recall it though so who knows. will keep an eye on that drapers cloth though, theres a brown hue of it thats more or less what im looking for, more or less black olive.
HI mark/armoury, I'm wondering if you guys will be looking to revive the first iteration of the army chinos (metal rivets, made in HK) that you sold years ago. It's the perfect chino in my opinion: wide but not too wide, high but not too high, with great sturdy cloth and the perfect shade of khaki. I also own the newer ones by hertling but the former is just much better in my opinion. I have owned mine for almost 7 years and i find because they still shrink marginally in the wash, I have resorted to not washing them at all for the past few years!
How much the cost
Exemplary rendition of the button down collar! That is the "roll" every man should be after.
where is that paisley from? great outfit!
It's an older one from Drake's!
On line safare k
You are not well heard. Volume too low.