Left handed sartorial ballers

[Pantisocrat]

Would you get your shirt buttons placed on the left? Or go with convention?

 

[Matt S]

Wouldn't placing buttons on the left make it a woman's shirt?

 

[kellgy]

Being left handed, I have a hard time using my left hand to button my shirt.

 

[officeboy]

Left handed scissors, great. Left handed buttons... no.

Somethings should just not be messed with.


PS I wonder how many lefties use their left hand for their computer mouse.

 

[globetrotter]

I get my pockets on the right side, but never thought of changing the buttons

 

[Septavius]

Originally Posted by kellgy

Being left handed, I have a hard time using my left hand to button my shirt.

Same here.

Also right hand for computer mouse and opening a combination lock.

 

[Prince of Paisley]

Bat right-handed, play guitar left-handed.

 

[Christopher Essex]

Originally Posted by Septavius

Same here.

Also right hand for computer mouse and opening a combination lock.

+1

Most lefties have to be quite adaptive, living in a right-handed world.

 

[LukeM]

I am left-handed and find buttoning jackets up much easier the right-handed way. I also use mice with my left hand just because thats how they were set up when I was six and learning how to use a computer.

 

[Geoff Gander]

My mouse is on the left, I open combo locks and shoot using my left hand, prefer right-handed scissors, thread belts to the left, all other clothing-related stuff is default (right-handed) setting.

 

[ter1413]

All of my bespoke shirts have zippers..

 

[Geoff Gander]

Originally Posted by ter1413

All of my bespoke shirts have zippers..

Cuffs and front? You're not bleeding-edge otherwise.

 

[LanceW]

I swap the side my pockets are on.

 

[phxlawstudent]

Originally Posted by Matt S

Wouldn't placing buttons on the left make it a woman's shirt?

Yes it would.