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post #22411 of 31747
Box pleats, oh how I hate thee.
post #22412 of 31747
Having trouble with your kilt, Prof?
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Having trouble not being an overweight midget who needs box pleats on my shirts because I'm too lazy to control my eating. Literally every oxford I've been looking at has a box pleat, making the actual body of the shirt about 2x too big.
post #22414 of 31747
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Originally Posted by Prof. B. Bear View Post

Box pleats, oh how I hate thee.

 

spend some money on tailoring/taking in the sides + sleeves need be. problem solved  :D

post #22415 of 31747
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Originally Posted by Prof. B. Bear View Post

Having trouble not being an overweight midget who needs box pleats on my shirts because I'm too lazy to control my eating. Literally every oxford I've been looking at has a box pleat, making the actual body of the shirt about 2x too big.

Well...it's a traditional feature on and oxford cloth shirt. That's the look - they're not really supposed to figure hugging. Of course, if they are still too big for your tastes it easy to get them taken in.
post #22416 of 31747
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Originally Posted by Selvaggio View Post

Well...it's a traditional feature on and oxford cloth shirt. That's the look - they're not really supposed to figure hugging. Of course, if they are still too big for your tastes it easy to get them taken in.

I understand. I'm just having a whinge. Having to wait a week before you can wear anything as it's getting altered kind of gets a little old. Just having a little rant.
Edited by Prof. B. Bear - 11/29/12 at 8:29pm
post #22417 of 31747
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post #22418 of 31747
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Originally Posted by Selvaggio View Post

I go to their city shop - but I'm pretty sure they are closed on the w/e. This might be a problem genrally with the CBD. They do have a couple of branches in Darlinghust I believe.

with time constraints Spring st will be the go for a beard trim
post #22419 of 31747
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Originally Posted by Geoffrey Firmin View Post

with time constraints Spring st will be the go for a besrd trim

grab a coffee across the road from it also bud, Maxwells makes decent coffee. I rate the breakfast toasts highly also.
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I expect the Government will announce this afternoon it will not alter the tax-free import threshold of $1,000, and will address inefficiencies in import mechanisms.

Stay tuned for wailing from out of touch retailers - and my favourite rent seeker and race horse owner - Gerry Harvey.
post #22421 of 31747
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Originally Posted by Geoffrey Firmin View Post

with time constraints Spring st will be the go for a beard trim

But it's closed tomorrow and Sunday.
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It is so hot. Who thought that global warming would be a great idea?

post #22423 of 31747
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Originally Posted by Dusty Brogues View Post

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MS, thought l recognised you...

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Do you sail as well DB? The Gold Coast is pretty lack luster for sailing. There are plenty of great races down here in Sydney. That picture depicts pleasure sailing, which has a target audience of consisting of retirees. I prefer to go a bit faster.

post #22424 of 31747
If a wedding has a dress-code of "cocktail" and starts at 6.00pm at a posh restaurant, what do you think that means? I suspect the groom will suit/no tie, but not sure.
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Originally Posted by Selvaggio View Post

If a wedding has a dress-code of "cocktail" and starts at 6.00pm at a posh restaurant, what do you think that means? I suspect the groom will suit/no tie, but not sure.

I assume that would mean black bow-tie and tux.

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