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I would describe them as pretty much no show. I can't imagine going any lower than that.
Burnso, can you reccomend anywhere else I can get 'ankle socks' that can be worn with loafers and sneakers? The ones that are quite short, but are durable and snug?
Syzy, firstly you're an animal for wearing no socks at all ;pBurnso, can you reccomend anywhere else I can get 'ankle socks' that can be worn with loafers and sneakers? The ones that are quite short, but are durable and snug?
PoP - you are wering yours with jeans, so it isn't as though you can see very much ankle. I would wear what you are wearing. But, what happens when you are wearing shorts?
Thanks for these Fxh. I will make sure I get a pair, so when I am next out with Dame Edna, I won't feel out of place. Chardonnay!
Bernie Banton, I think I will just settle with Rebel or Vans. It will mean leaving the house, which I am afraid to do.Syzy, firstly you're an animal for wearing no socks at all ;p
I have bought from rebel sports and the vans shop (converse and vans brands). At $10 ea its worth grabbing a pair or two to try out.
Might have to look into those Muji ones though...
That better not be you PoP. I even think Joe Bananas would have a hard time selling that look.
The vans are actually superior, going well for (I think) 3 summers nowJoking.
Rebel and Converse tends to pill after 10 washes. For $10 a pair, that is probably pretty reasonable. And Nabil buys stuff from his travels to SEA, so forget Muji, we can't get them here. It is like people that recommend Uniqlo for when you are next in Japan - it is very annoying.
Actually the last time I wore a felt hat with a suit was on a hot summer's day at an outdoor funeral. Glad I had it too, even though I probably looked like Johnny Cash.Re HATS
Anyway - as I was saying - I was at a funeral in a hot provincial city the other day and I counted around 20 men out of around 70 or so blokes, at the graveside service, wearing hats. A majority of these were sporting either white or coffee or dun coloured Panama types. ( I say type as I think they varied a lot from "real" Panamas) the rest were similar colours and materials but more stingy brimmed. The wider brims looked better.
I came to the conclusion that , certainly in this context, the Panamas were well accepted, looked appropriate and are probably an emerging sensible trend.*
Out of 70 - 100 blokes around 30% wore suits and ties. About 2% wore proper shoes. Only about 15% wore dark suits. Only about 5% wore dark ties and white shirts. There were some in shorts, sandals, no socks and short sleeved shirts. And everything in between.
* and surprisingly worked OK in this context - outside funeral hot sun - with dark formal wear. Probably because they are clearly very practical rather than fashion ironic..
Disgraceful that people think they can show up looking like they're just dropping in to a funeral on their way to the beach. Paying your respects indeed...
And Nabil buys stuff from his travels to SEA, so forget Muji, we can't get them here. It is like people that recommend Uniqlo for when you are next in Japan - it is very annoying.