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more the silk-knots. very common in austria...
I like those. Not uncommon over here either.
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more the silk-knots. very common in austria...
I like those. Not uncommon over here either.
then you should try the "Wiener" cuff. you can also have the second button hole built in your single cuff shirts...
Im not convinced, Fritzl... I remember some Arrow shirts with that feature, and it looked 'weder Fisch noch Schnitzel".
no worries. i dunno what arrow shirts are...
understood, it is a personal preference. i like the fact, i can choose. i also know of people, who build the french cuffs of their favourite shirts back instead of having them repaired...
I like the simplicity of a rounded single cuff.
Me too.
1. Arrow is a shirt brand. (American?) Famous (to me) for their poly blends.
Ah, yes. Hadn't thought of those.
that's, what i've been talking all the way. thus the question to your shirt.
For practical reasons, and I like the simplicity of a rounded single cuff. I have some French-cuffed shirts, but they don't see much daylight.
How about this Thomas Mason puppytooth?
I'm completely with you on this. And as I move toward retirement -- and a more casual lifestyle -- I'm thinking more and more single cuff ... particularly the rounded version you have selected. Very nice.
I like puppytooth as well. And having made California my main residence for the last twenty five years ... I don't mind jumping the gun on Memorial Day and wearing something like that in the spring.