Do you like this contrast collar and cuff shirt?

[Manton]

Originally Posted by DocHolliday

"Who's the guy in the peacock shirt?"
Well, since my aim is to show up the bride, it works for me.

 

[DocHolliday]

Originally Posted by Manton

Well, since my aim is to show up the bride, it works for me.

You probably wore suede monks, didn't you?

 

[dopey]

Originally Posted by Manton

Well, since my aim is to show up the bride, it works for me.

The right shade of lip gloss will take you far.

 

[Despos]

The body looks trim enough but the collar doesn't look balanced/proportioned for you.

Next time you do a white collar, ask for the collar band to match the shirt body. Looks better than white on the sides of the tie knot.

High contrast or low, there is a place for both. I prefer the more subtle.

 

[mt_spiffy]

I agree with all of those that like this because the constrast is more subtle than normal.

 

[Tomasso]

When I need to get my Republican on:

And shut up Matt (the bigger).

 

[Chips]

Originally Posted by Tomasso

When I need to get my Republican on:

And shut up Matt (the bigger).

This is a better contrast, and looks quite good IMO.

 

[Film Noir Buff]

Originally Posted by hendrix

ummm, his thingy says he lives in Perth, Australia. Unless he moved recently and you know about it, please don't tell me you're one of those people who thinks New Zealand and Australia are the same thing.
Not at all, when he mentioned that he really lived in Australia, I was going to say, "See, things are not as bad as you thought"

 

[Despos]

Originally Posted by Chips

This is a better contrast, and looks quite good IMO.

A navy tie would accent the contrasting collar more sharply. In this pic the contrast is the dark jacket color and the white collar. The tie washes out the look. Too neutral for the shirt stripes.

 

[mt_spiffy]

Originally Posted by Chips

This is a better contrast, and looks quite good IMO.

I also like it.

 

[mensimageconsultant]

Originally Posted by Despos

The body looks trim enough but the collar doesn't look balanced/proportioned for you.

Next time you do a white collar, ask for the collar band to match the shirt body. Looks better than white on the sides of the tie knot.

High contrast or low, there is a place for both. I prefer the more subtle.

Comes closest to explaining the one definite problem - the collar points are too short.

 

[radicaldog]

I like the colour/pattern combination. It is subtler that the usual non-white background bodied contrast collar shirts.

But are you really comfortable in such a tight shirt?