DRESS YOUR BEST
fashion for him...
For him gabardine is the season’s big news. Suits, jackets and trousers in this once much maligned fabric are to be seen everywhere in an imaginative range of colours, including dark green, rich plum and French navy. Apart from these colours, the season seems to have eschewed browns and beiges this year, which is all to the good since beige is hardly practical in winter. Jackets are still a touch longer than hitherto - mid-thigh to lower-thigh
For over 100 years this beautiful 18th Century building has been host to menswear.
Mervyn James offers a high standard of
merchandise, a liberal selection of ready-to-wear clothing supported by a tailoring service.
The choice extends to outfitting, shirts, knitwear, neckwear, et al.
All of it probably less than 100 years old.
Quick fix hire stock on the premises of dinner suits and morning wear.
Mervyn James, Market Place, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, HR9 7DY. Tel: 01989 562670 Fax: 01989 567656
mervyn.james@btinternet.com www.mervynjames.co.uk Open: 9.00am-5.30pm Monday-Saturday
if you’ve got the nerve. The more traditional lengths however may be single or double breasted, though the former really is the more fashionable, especially in ‘Neru’ style. Trousers are either slim fitting or pleated and slightly longer. It’s all a
matter of taste. Waistcoats and ties are in to make a big festive statement with that more sober suit. Wear them as a matching pair and the brighter, more outrageous they are, the better. Shirts are highly traditional with the slightly shorter, rounded collar, or without collars at all and just a high button neck, white is back for the former, with the latter - well anything goes.
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The Ross Gazette
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