Why not get extra collars and cuffs from the same fabric? You can replace them every 3 years or so, when fraying becomes apparent. I believe this is standard procedure for most custom shirtmakers
Quote:Originally Posted by Caustic Man The shirt is oxford cotton. I was under the impression that that is a casual shirt. The tie, yeah I can see what you mean. I thought I could get away with a solid navy tie because it is a rough...
Shirt and tie are businessy, thus require a suit. Square looks -on my monitor -too red to work with anything really. Jacket, pants and shoes are nice though.
I always thought that most italian businessmen (most italian men probably) are trying to imitate the Avocatto. This is especially true for those who came of age in the 60s or 70s.
Silvio falls under this category, but I actually I like...