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Gymshark Haul & Try on - Hey guys as always thanks so much for watching. This is the first time i wear anything gymshark. Here is my honest opinion on the product. If you found this video useful be sure to like and Subscribe to my channel.
Gymshark is all around a good brand in my opinion. The fit is nice and flattering for the most part. If you get the size right I'm sure you will like what you get because the quality is really well made. I am not endorsed or affiliated with Gymshark but below is their link if you want to check them out for yourself.
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Thanks again for watching. I love you guys so much. Let's get fit together.
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There are plenty of techniques for reordering content horizontally in CSS (by reordering content I mean visually laying out content in an order different than the one in the source code). Usually those rely on a combination of clever floats and negative margins. YAML has a few examples.
A different objective would be to reorder content vertically, though. This could be particularly interesting for responsive design, where you would want to present content in a different order at different breakpoints, or maybe for a print stylesheet. After a bit of research I came across an interesting technique that relies on the fact that most browsers tend to render table elements above the table contents, even if the itself is at the bottom of the table in the markup. Of course, you don’t need real
And elements; instead making use of CSS’s table-caption value for the display property.
I was not quite satisfied with the solution above — although it saved my backside a couple of times. It didn’t work in IE, and it revealed a few browser bugs on Chrome (I guess display: table-row-header is not the most well tested CSS feature). So, a bit more experimenting and I struck at this idea:
So, we simply rotate a container 180° (upside down) and then rotate each child in-place another 180°. Magic! Seems to work wonders in Firefox, Safari, Chrome… and IE9.
Of course, IE versions less than 9 don’t understand the CSS transform property, but there’s still something we can do if we need to support those browsers (which, remember, we might not have to do if we are using this technique to target responsive design). Yes, we have to rely on the icky filter property… specifically, the “matrix” filter: it allows for rotation, scaling and skewing. We just need rotation. Unfortunately, it’s been a long time since I did anything to do with matrices. Fortunately, someone else has made it easy — as easy as copy and paste. We also need to be a bit careful with preventing overlap of the filter property with transform in IE9 (since it supports both), so we use IE’s conditional comments to keep the CSS clean. Here we go:
The filter solution should play well with IE6-8, but filter is notoriously buggy. In my quick testing I found at least two issues that might be deal breakers for you:
fields within the rotated sections don’t display the input caret correctly (the field works as normal but the blinking cursor renders in the original position — go figure) rotated sections must have a background or they render as black squares, or with badly aliased text
A few more words of warning about this technique in general:
your markup must make semantic sense regardless of how it is presented (this might actually help towards that, if used correctly) remember keyboard navigation: you might need to re-assign tabindex attributes for it to make sense to tab between links/fields this is not a tried-and-tested method; expect “issues”!
En and Em dashes in KDE
I’m a bit of typography geek, so hunting down in KCharSelect for en dash (–) or em dash (—) feels like a lot of trouble. No more!
Alt Gr + - (hyphen) = en dash
Alt Gr + Shift + - (hyphen) = em dash
Not sure if the same happens in Gnome; let me know if it works for you.
The Right Suit Jacket Fit For Small Men | Men Style Tips
Today, I'm going to be talking about jacket proportions for the smaller men. This is the question that came in:
“Antonio, I had a question about blazers and sports coats. I'm a pretty small guy. I'm 5'7″, 140 lbs, and I don't have broad shoulders. I've noticed that jackets for the most part make my shoulders look really big, but not in a good way.
They look really squared and unnatural. I was wondering what I should do. Do you think I could have the shoulder pads removed or is there some way my tailor can make the jacket look nice? Let me know what you think and if you need more information, just let me know.”
I think I've got enough information just to be able to tell you that it sounds like the proportions on this jacket are wrong for you. As a smaller man, you need clothing that is made for your proportions, so it doesn't look like you're exceptionally short.
Also, it sounds like you're really thin. In that case, you must also have narrow shoulders. I don't know about the size of your head, but the first issue is going to be making sure that your shoulders are proportioned to your head.
So you are going to want shoulders that are built out just a bit, but not built up like a linebacker. And it sounds like maybe a lot of these jackets that you're getting are already overbuilt, so that's probably one of the first issues.
Let's assume that your head actually shoulders are pretty well-sized. Maybe you've got a little bit thinner of a face and that actually matches your body well. In this case, you're going to want to go for a more natural look on the shoulder which is a much softer shoulder built.
This is hard to find on many off-the-rack suits mostly because they're just usually throwing in a higher quality shoulder pad which consists of cotton padded together (hand-made) depending on the build and where it's made.
On mass manufactured ones though, they're going to use foam. The problem with foam is over time, it does actually lose its life and they make it to fit a hundred different body types and therefore it fits nobody well.
So with the foam ones, oftentimes they're going to make you look over sized and even if your tailor went in and he removed this, it's still going to have too much material there.
I would say take it to your tailor and see what he can do. But working on the shoulders of a jacket is kind of like heart surgery when it comes in a tailoring world, so it's something that I'd be very careful of and it might be a bit too expensive.
Look for an entirely different style of jacket. I would go for a style of a jacket that maybe is coming out of Italy or Japan where you've got a lot of men who have builds similar to yours.
They're thin. They're not exceptionally short, but they're really thin. And so, these jackets are going to be made proportionally right. Also, you probably are going to look better in a two-button or even a one button jacket because of your proportion and of your height.
In addition, how are the sleeves? Are the sleeves thinner or do you have a huge armhole there? And if that armhole is too big, then no matter what you do on the shoulders, it's going to look disproportional because you're going to have these big areas right there next to your arms.
Let's look at the length of the jacket and how it fits in the hips and in the torso. Could you actually bring this in? Go for a jacket that's built more for a delicate physique. As for the front flap pockets, they should be a bit smaller and shorter. All of this plays into your lapels. Make them those thinner as well.
I'm hitting on all this because I want to point out that your current jacket is probably not going to cut it. My advice, again, is to look for brands that are from Italy and Japan since those are the two countries that a lot of men wear suits. You may also check on eBay or have to actually go to a specialty store and get an understanding.
And just because you walk into the store and they sell $2000 Italian suits, doesn't mean you have to buy the suit. I know that may not be in your budget, but what this does is it gives you an idea of what's out there.
You can try it on and go “Wow! This is Zegna,” or “this other type of brand is perfect for me, but the price obviously isn't, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to look around for something that looks similar.” You know, in Italy, there's a lot of knock-off brands.
If you know how to shop on eBay, you can find these. You may have to go to the Italian version of eBay or just put it out there. Just remember it's all about proportion. It's about knowing that oftentimes, these bigger jackets are made to fit bigger, more square men.
You're probably not going to be able to adjust that jacket. I would look for an entirely different style and do a lot of thrifting. I talked about this in the other videos and I think you can get some help there.
I wish you the best of luck because I know it's a hard body to fit, which is why custom clothiers like myself actually have business, but I know not everyone's in the budget for it, so keep looking.
I'd love to hear from you guys down on the comments about what you think this gentleman should be able to do. I know here in the United States, it's a tough body to fit.
I wish you the best and I will see you guys in the next post!
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