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Luxire, that old shirt of mine was a lucky find on eBay. It feels very much like the pique used on most polo shirts, flexible and nearly wrinkle-free without chemicals. It has a fused construction, though, and I'll sell it onwards once...
Quote:Originally Posted by joewmoss I don't think I've seen something like that before. Could post a photo of it? Here we go, though the original article is in Finnish: http://www.keikari.com/blogi/merssikauluspaita/
AnGeLiCbOrIs, your lady seems like a high-quality choice. Not many women take the plunge to shell, though I wager you did a bit of talking. Good job!
Great post, Spoo! Much obliged!
I've prepared for death on several occasions, and each time has changed me and my thoughts. I do not want to settle for less when I've only one life left. Mansions, Ferraris and private islands are out of my reach, but I can afford some...
First Tricker's, though Browne's Black Fleece for BB line were from Crockett&Jones. I've a pair, they're guaranteed C&J quality. I believe Browne's touches are minimal: a pull tag, very thick heel cushion, bigger brogue holes,...
The up-and-coming pique fabrics will make for some interesting dress shirts. I've one pique collar shirt already, it combines the best of two worlds: the coolness of pique mesh and the smartness of tailored shirts. The fabric creases...
KW jackets and suits look better by the picture. Great job!
Far too much om-nom in this thread. Nothing compares to croc' and 'gator in texture now that sea turtles are out of bounds.
Leaves, do get back to me when you've found a bit of time for my little interview.
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