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Quote:Originally Posted by mafoofan For what it's worth, the European distributor that sold me mine thinks it's funny people want to use SG's rougher chambray for dress shirts--supposedly, it's actually intended for work uniforms...
Quote:Originally Posted by dopey Doc will approve of white shirts, but Doc also has a different target than the good taste mafia. As best I can tell, he likes a 60s Anglo American influence, which looks great, but listening to him...
I wear them year 'round. Navy suit + white shirt + black knit = sharp.
It's a classic. Doesn't mean you won't get comments, but it's certainly accepted practice outside the most CBD circumstances.
Thank you, but it is work and I am lazy. Good eye on the pocket square, Mymil. It stays in place better than I expected.
That's fantastic. Congrats, NOBD.
My most SF sportcoat. Unstructured, high notch, widish lapels, patch pockets. I even buttoned my collar buttons for this thread.
Are big, obnoxious patterns in good taste?
The funny thing is that Ralph did originally. Made his name trading on the golden age. But the stuff in the OP (especially the second one) looks much more '70s to me. I assume that's because he's chasing TF, whose aesthetic is very much...
Quote:Originally Posted by Holdfast  I liked the early TF stuff as a reaction to all the skinny lapels around at the time, but the wider lapel already felt slightly played out by the time Polo started its Garrison (IIRC the name;...
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