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Quote:Originally Posted by TimelesStyle I was actually more impressed by the fit of the suit; only one in the pic with zero collar gaping. Is that TF? The wider lapels and large ticket pocket flap look like his. Oh, and regarding...
I have collar stays, but they don't give that very sharp crisp line on the anterior aspect of the collar, they just keep it pointed and from curling. All I'm saying is my Brooks dress shirt doesn't fucking look of this quality. Now I...
I mean, look at the fat kid in the center. Perfect example. His collar is kinda jacked looking, while Martin's is crisp.
HA! I knew I'd get this response. I don't know, I guess the really sharp collar with the non-transparent-ish fabric. As I said, I have Brooks Brother's dress shirts, and they all have this wispy fabric. And even the spread collars are...
I don't know man. I have Brooks Brothers dress shirts, and I just don't think they look like this.
Ganked this off Reddit. I'm really digging Steve Martin's shirt here. I can never find a dress shirt that looks this smooth at my local retailers. Where could I find something like this without spending $500.
Quote:Originally Posted by atoms Anything to do with how well my shirt is tucked in, how far up it's lifted, etc. Being in shape helps in this regard. If you have a gut, shirt tuckage is little short of a nightmare.
Alright, I'll be frank...how does something like suit trousers which are always near your asshole get away with not getting washed after each use?
Quote:Originally Posted by landshark I have 11 suits, 9 white shirts, 4 sport coats, 9 pairs of odd trousers, and 3 pairs of jeans. The past 2-3 years I have either worn a suit or a sport coat 6 days a week for the most part. B) How...
I'm going to be wearing a suit about 6 days a week for work and was wondering how one goes about that. My original intention was to have 6 suits and dry clean them all once a week until I realized that dry cleaning suits more than once...
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