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best dressed NFL player

Phil

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Great photo, now I know the buttoning protocol on a 5 button suit. button the top 4, leave the bottom undone. I will keep that in mind next time I am in the Pimps r us clothing shop.

My vote for best dressed NFL player is either Tiki Barber or Curtis Martin. Both look great, and seem to really enjoy getting dressed up. I think the fact that they are somewhat normal sized men helps too. a 300 pound offensive lineman is never really going to look all that elegant.
 

petescolari

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I'm a Pats fan, but I think I would have to vote for Tom Brady over Seymour's suit. What's up with the square edge of the jacket bottom? What do you call that cut? It looks like a bowling shirt with.
 

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He outweighs me by 75 pounds so I doubt I'd say it to his face but I think that suit isn't much to speak of. The lapels are bad, it looks like he has four or five buttons on it and square toe shoes are way out. I like the fact that he has a pocket square though.

Still, the fact that he's not wearing the typical baggy Enyce/Fubu/Sean John/Tommy Hilfiger outfit that every athlete seems to favor is a good thing.
 

petescolari

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Still, the fact that he's not wearing the typical baggy Enyce/Fubu/Sean John/Tommy Hilfiger outfit that every athlete seems to favor is a good thing.

You didn't read the end topic *Mr. Casual* where he likes Sean John jeans.
 

johnnynorman3

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Wow. This is a must read.

Why is Smith charging only $1800 for his top priced suits, BTW? That's child's stuff. He could easily charge 30% more and still keep his NFL following.
 

gorgekko

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Oh, I did see that, I just assumed that he usually dresses in suits. Oh well.
 

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