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Quote: Originally Posted by bjornb17 I had that problem at first with the CT shirts, but now i just spray the points with a generous serving of starch right after iron them, and they stay perfect in the closet for weeks...
Interesting comparison. I used to wear quite a few noniron CT shirts, but do not like their collars as they always curl on me. I thought the fabric was better than TML but the TML noniron fit me better and the collars do not roll on me...
You got it TC11201. I couldn't remember if one was allowed to post sales link in this forum or not but some retailers have them for 10-15 bucks. They are the only brand I know of with a color that doesn't show through.
This was a challenge for me for a while. I hate t-shirts and would never wear them with white dress shirts as I disliked the sleeve line, but with 100 degree days, I would easily sweat through the shirts, often leaving sweat...
They are fairly standard when it comes to sizing and a decent boot though made in China. For what it is worth, mMy personal go-to boots are engineering boots.
Quote: Originally Posted by ENT Is it on both legs or just one? The weird thing for me is that it's only on the right leg. Only the right leg.
I was surprised at the twist my RB11s have too, though dont even notice it now.
I wear my Tony Lama elephant skin boots at least once a week here in Nashville. You are much more likely to see some exotic Luccheses here than your Lobbs or C&Js.
I liked HST and did it for some time as I think Haycock has some good science to back up his program. As I am assuming you did, I also cut out the 15s. It's a solid program. While I will probably go back to the program some day,...
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