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Removable Stays

lawyerdad

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Originally Posted by Quirk
Button-down collars. I just don't like the look of a tieless dress shirt, especially if it's a spread or short-point collar. But that's just me -- I certainly don't expect everyone to share my elevated level of taste.
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heh 'removable stays' -- sounds like an oxymoron.

Ok, I'm probably misreading your post, but why would you have stays with a button-down collar anyway?
 

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Originally Posted by lawyerdad
Ok, I'm probably misreading your post, but why would you have stays with a button-down collar anyway?
No, I meant if you want to go tieless casual, you could wear a button-down collar instead of a dress shirt that requires stays.
 

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