The men's dress style thread..

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AndyRM

XOXO
Location
North Shields

Drago

Legendary Member
Location
The Urban Fringe
I wonder how,late into the year I can stick with shorts?
 

Accy cyclist

Legendary Member
There was a local pub landlord (Roland Rathbone was his name) I remember in the 1970's and 1980's who wore high waist trousers like the above. On first seeing him in them and laughing, as you do as a spotty youth, he collared me, telling me in no uncertain terms that he'd tell my dad who was a customer in the pub and also ban me from his pub!😯 Needless to say I never mocked his high waist trousers ever again!🙄😉

Thinking about that pub landlord earlier, he was in the Masons, and also let the plod in from the close by plod station for after hours boozing! That's the sort you don't want to upset!🙄😅 Though give him his due, he did keep a tidy ship, took no messing from anyone out for trouble, and he did give me a reference for a job, with me being successful in my application after his glowing reference!😉👍
 

Accy cyclist

Legendary Member

They feel quite well made and look ok.😉


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Webbo2

Veteran
Aye, the company has split, with the Doc Martens brand being made abroad. Solovair still remain and are made locally, but no longer have the rights to use the DM name.

Some folk prefer Solovair to the modern DM product, but ive examples of each and cant tell much difference in quality.

Modern Doc Martins are all fashion over substance. They seem very basic these days with quite thin leather.
I not seen any Solovair stuff to compare. Those that Accy has bought are an interesting combo as I think Wildsmith shoes are usually made in Portugal.
 
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