For my most recent batch of shirts, I wanted a true cutaway. I drew inspiration from the Udeshi style of collar - in fact, in his instructions to his workman, Joe literally copied the Udeshi URL into my sizing info and let him have at it. This is the result. It's a bit absurd, but I'm quite fond of it. That said, for my next batch of shirts, I'm going back to my traditional spread collar.
As Luciano Barbera said, "A man should own as many shirts as he wishes - the more the better. I personally have so many shirts that I sometimes walk into my closet, pull one out, and think to myself, 'Now where did that come from?' Having lots of shirts will allow you to surprise yourself with your own good taste."
Don't know if, a couple years down the road, "good taste" will come to mind when I pull these boys out for a whirl, but hey - bespoke is all experimentation. Might as well have a bit of fun.
(Side note, fwiw: there's a bit of unsightly pulling and tugging of cloth here. This is because all pics were taken by me holding my Blackberry Flip in front of me and struggling to nail the right button, so that probably accounts for most/all of it.)
As Luciano Barbera said, "A man should own as many shirts as he wishes - the more the better. I personally have so many shirts that I sometimes walk into my closet, pull one out, and think to myself, 'Now where did that come from?' Having lots of shirts will allow you to surprise yourself with your own good taste."
Don't know if, a couple years down the road, "good taste" will come to mind when I pull these boys out for a whirl, but hey - bespoke is all experimentation. Might as well have a bit of fun.
(Side note, fwiw: there's a bit of unsightly pulling and tugging of cloth here. This is because all pics were taken by me holding my Blackberry Flip in front of me and struggling to nail the right button, so that probably accounts for most/all of it.)