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Most Ridiculous Nit Ever Picked On Style Forum

mmkn

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Originally Posted by iammatt
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Thing of beauty?

It's not so special, it's just one of those things . . .

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- M

Oh, did I mention I wanted my breast pocket 1/2 " lower next time?
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mmkn

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Originally Posted by Redwoood
infinite

Someone who holds his own personal standard for his clients.

If it's wonky, it's wonky.

If he agrees that it'll make the garment more beautiful, then he'll do it.

Otherwise, he'll guide appropriately.

- M
 

Dakota rube

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Originally Posted by Redwoood
So who's the tailor with the infinite patience?
Soon-to-be member of the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list. I hear he stabbed someone with a scissors.
 

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gdl203

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^ looks a little girly
 

grimslade

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Man, you are so sensitive sometimes. He was just trying to offer you some friendly advice.

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Coburn

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tesuquegolfer

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Originally Posted by Coburn
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Nice! But now someone can knit pic the lack of cuffs and when you get cuffs someone can knit pic the break and then someone can knit pic the size of cuff....
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RSS

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Originally Posted by kabert
My vote goes to... the chap who argued relentlessly that CLEAR metal collar stays are best.
I have -- when traveling -- cut up a credit card to make a pair of collar stays.
 

KObalto

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Originally Posted by RSS
I have -- when traveling -- cut up a credit card to make a pair of collar stays.

I once saw this recommended in Ask Heloise, that long-gone thrifty newspaper column.
 

RSS

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Originally Posted by KObalto
I once saw this recommended in Ask Heloise, that long-gone thrifty newspaper column.
That may well have been where I got the idea!
 

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