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Rag & Bone - Collarless Dress Shirt - Fine Check: 16 1/2
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anthony
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bump for a REALLY nice shirt guys.. I can't believe no one has snatched this up yet. My lousy pictures don't do it justice... seriously. AND it's Rag & Bone?! the quality is fan-freakin-tastic!
I will put up a few more pics later on this weekend.
I will put up a few more pics later on this weekend.
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I grabbed this shirt for a similar price from FB a while back, and it is very nice. Photos don't do it justice--the combination of tan and microcheck is hard to photograph.
But are you sure the chest measurement is correct? I have the 16.5, and it is definitely not 42" across, probably 45".
But are you sure the chest measurement is correct? I have the 16.5, and it is definitely not 42" across, probably 45".
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when and how would you wear this shirt?Originally Posted by wwallace1
it's streetwear...pair with some jeans...not too hard
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it's streetwear...pair with some jeans...not too hardOriginally Posted by jonnydrama
Not entirely true. It works best layered with a sweater or a hoodie. It would look OK with just jeans, but you'd risk looking a little drab.
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I grabbed this shirt for a similar price from FB a while back, and it is very nice. Photos don't do it justice--the combination of tan and microcheck is hard to photograph.Originally Posted by Gaius Pompeius Trimalchio
But are you sure the chest measurement is correct? I have the 16.5, and it is definitely not 42" across, probably 45".
wow.. you're right, it is just around 45/46. I really screwed that measurement up. Jesus people, take this off my hands. Price dropped $55 bucks shipped.
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