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Folded Up Shirt Appreciation
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kitonbrioni
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Should have put a brioni next to your kiton, kitonbrioni.
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I don't think so -- I told them I wanted my usual bespoke collar (which is halfway between two of their MTM collars), but with slightly rounded points, and they did it.Originally Posted by RJman
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I don't think so -- I told them I wanted my usual bespoke collar (which is halfway between two of their MTM collars), but with slightly rounded points, and they did it.Originally Posted by RJman
judging from his recent posts on FNB, the shooman will like it
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That dragon shirt strikes me as an evening shirt, paired with a Chinese brocade dinner jacket and other campy Indiana Jones villain-esque accessories.Originally Posted by LabelKing
I don't remember Mola Ram wearing those...
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You trollin me biznatch?Originally Posted by RJman
Apparently.
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I'm not sure what possessed me to buy this shirt and I already regret it somewhat. I guess it was the low price ($50) and the curiosity having never owned a RJ shirt before. The fit is very nice with relatively high armholes and trim body but the construction is nothing special. [Note however the non-mitered/rounded double-button cuffs]. I figure I can wear it a few times with cords and a brown sportcoat for fall/winter casual before I get tired of it. Any objections to the stripey RJ? Too amjack?
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I can't say I'm crazy about the RJ shirt, but I do think the color palette saves it from being amjack.
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