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Recent content by Stockton
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Are Polo Ralph Lauren's "mesh" polo shirts the same as the classic "pique"?
Anybody know? Anybody notice the same drop of the use or "pique" or am I imagining that?- Stockton
- Post #2
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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What should I do with this shirt?
Okay. Thanks for the advice. The shirt is sent back. I guess I'll have to lose more weight and maybe go for the slim fit and/or find another brand. -Stockton- Stockton
- Post #6
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What should I do with this shirt?
I know that. But other than that, I think the sleeves have way too much extra fabric. The shoulder seams seem to hang off my shoulders a slight bit and there seems too be too much fabric under my arms. Even if the shoulder seems can be corrected, if they need to be, I think the sleeves would...- Stockton
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What should I do with this shirt?
I ordered this shirt from Brooks Brothers.com. It's a small and regular fit. Unfortunately I'm not happy with the off-the-rack fit like I had hoped. As you can see, I need to lose some weight, but regardless I am not happy with the fit. I need advice. I'm not sure whether to have the shirt...- Stockton
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- Replies: 5
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Are Polo Ralph Lauren's "mesh" polo shirts the same as the classic "pique"?
It seems to be that the classic polo shirts from Polo Ralph Lauren used to be referred to as "pique" on their website and in the stores. Now I can't find any mention of "pique". Instead I see the term "mesh" used everywhere. I'm confused because I seem to recall "mesh" always having been used...- Stockton
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- Replies: 2
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Is dressing well false advertising if you're not wealthy?
While the OP of this thread chose to focus on wealth, I think the concern should be more along the lines of not stacking up to how well you dress in terms of education, cultural knowledge (art, philosophy, music, theater, etc.), how well-travelled you are, and a big one that I think tells all -...- Stockton
- Post #34
- Forum: General Discussions
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RL interlock polos, how to shrink?
This thread's topic is an interesting unresolved question. Polo Ralph Lauren's small regular fit pique polos fit me perfectly. However, the small interlock polos I've looked at in the stores seem huge and are much bigger than the small pique polos. The custom (slim) fit interlock polos would...- Stockton
- Post #11
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Can a man 'outdress' himself (in terms of social class/status)?
I think "rich persons" is relative, but from my experience I think it would be more likely a pretentious, middle-class, nouveau-riche type who purposely wears certain clothes to appear higher status and separate themselves (God forbid somebody not recognize their status!) that was upset somebody...- Stockton
- Post #31
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Can a man 'outdress' himself (in terms of social class/status)?
And? I know what I like. I just worry about wearing shoes that are inappropriate for me somehow. I'm 26, clean cut, and I think loafers or otherwise nice shoes fit my personality, but I still wonder. I've been wearing Ecco Berlin slip on's for the past couple of years and now that I've become...- Stockton
- Post #5
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Can a man 'outdress' himself (in terms of social class/status)?
For example, are loafers not appropriate for some men? Sport coats? Even khakis/chinos? Can working-class/blue-collar men wear loafers? Non-college graduates? Is it appropriate to dress in a particular way if you have no friends who dress as nicely? Is it okay to wear loafers with jeans...- Stockton
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- Replies: 36
- Forum: Classic Menswear