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Thoughts on Convertible Cuffs?
I have one convertable cuff shirt and I hate it. Looks like garbage as a french cuff so I never wear it that way. I work in a casual setting, tie optional. Sometimes the convertible cuff with a more relaxed cufflink works alright. I would not order another MTM with one however.- bleepo
- Post #12
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Subtle Universal Classy Style Cufflinks
Besides, what if I order another shirt later ... do I get another identical set of cufflinks? Talk about superfluous. I used to buy from a store that included a plain enamel link with each shirt, it came in a few colours... I now have 3 in white, 1 burgandy, and 2 lilac. They don't get worn...- bleepo
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Casual shirts vs dress shirts
Mine are one in the same, although I will alter my casual shirts that will be untucked so that the bottom is squared.- bleepo
- Post #2
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Good tailor in Vancouver?
I just bit the bullet and have Samtani & Son in Langley making me my first MTM shirt. I'll let you know how it turns out. I bought one of his OTR and he altered it, and it's my favourite shirt. A quick update, I got my MTM today. He's a bit out of the way for those of you in the city, but for...- bleepo
- Post #152
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Guidelines on cufflinks
I have quite a few pairs of links. Very few are 'classic'. I'm younger, and work in a casual environment, so I can get away with quite a bit. My personal favorites are my Paul Smiths... Both in the signature stripes. One is the 3d Mini (looks like a diecast car, cut in half) , the other is a...- bleepo
- Post #5
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Good tailor in Vancouver?
I just bit the bullet and have Samtani & Son in Langley making me my first MTM shirt. I'll let you know how it turns out. I bought one of his OTR and he altered it, and it's my favourite shirt.- bleepo
- Post #130
- Forum: Classic Menswear