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One keeping ones work wardrobe separate from non-work
True enough and, sorry, there should have been a smilie after that bit about the pants, I didn't meant to make it sound like it was set in stone- Halo
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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One keeping ones work wardrobe separate from non-work
The dress code says that shirts should be collared and pants need to be long (ie. not shorts). That's the bulk of it really. I don't have anything other than brown shoes mostly because I don't know/have anything to pair with them. I'm of the opinion that I look better in darker shades so the...- Halo
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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One keeping ones work wardrobe separate from non-work
My place of work has a dress code but it's a fairly relaxed one. I've found that I prefer wearing long sleeve button-up shirts and, currently, black pants with a pair of black RM Williams boots. The look is 'ok', although I'm in desperate need of new pants. At the moment, because of lack of...- Halo
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Searching for the (my) ultimate t-shirt
Yeah, I found them as well. They don't ship overseas (Australia). My apologies, I thought I mentioned that in my first post, but looking back, didn't.- Halo
- Post #7
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Searching for the (my) ultimate t-shirt
Does anyone know where I might be able to order the Lee t-shirt online? The Texas Shirt Company says I should be able to order them from Amazon, however, Amazon disagrees- Halo
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- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Searching for the (my) ultimate t-shirt
Thank! I'll give both of those a try. The weight of the Lee tee sounds promising!- Halo
- Post #4
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Searching for the (my) ultimate t-shirt
Quite a few years ago I bought a black Adidas t-shirt, 100% cotton, very little if any stretch, nice heavy cotton, only a tiny embroidered Adidas logo on the chest. This shirt lasted about five years of heavy use before the color started fading, and another year or so before the stitching and...- Halo
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- Forum: Streetwear and Denim