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Middle-aged man, I want update image/clothing, where do I start?.

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How about these? I kinda like the pink camo.
Too young? Too tye dye 80s?
 
Just remembered these people. A bit überhip maybe, but I really like the way they sell clothes:
Old Town - British clothing designer and maker

(you choose the style and the fabric, they sew it for you, like proper tailors.)

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I visited this place at the weekend as it's in the next town to where my mum lives. Lovely owner (Marie) and nice clobber. Ordered a pair of trousers (heavy cotton canvas) which will be delivered in 5-6 weeks. They have some stock in Labour & Wait in London (Redchurch St).

Thanks bimble for the recommendation.
 
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I visited this place at the weekend as it's in the next town to where my mum lives. Lovely owner (Marie) and nice clobber. Ordered a pair of trousers (heavy cotton canvas) which will be delivered in 5-6 weeks. They have some stock in Labour & Wait in London (Redchurch St).

Thanks bimble for the recommendation.
what style did you go for?
 
what style did you go for?

Vauxhalls. High-waisted and tapered. The other style I tried (Standards) were cut too wide for my liking.

They can adjust the length as they make them to order. I needed another inch which took the inside leg to 33".
 
I'm 45. I used to like North Face stuff but it seems to have gone full circle from geography teacher to GCSE student.

Nothing too geezer either, like Lyle and Scott.

I have a fair few carhartt items, which are good stuff.

Diesel jeans are good and last ages too.

But if I was to buy a nice t shirt or hoody and wanted something better than Next, what would you suggest?
 
I'm 45 also - it's a great age!!

What to wear? It depends what shape your body is in.

Fuck the brand, what's the fit like?

As a rule of thumb, stay away from North Face, Canada Goose or Barbour - they're boring, frumpy and expensive.

Edwin jeans are great.

Never tried them...
but I absolutely love Levis 510 and Nudie Skinny Lins...
 
I really like Boss. But it's a bit expensive, but chosen carefully can be an investment. For everyday I use Next. Levis is good for denim.
 
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