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Depends on the rest of your look but the last one is probably my favorite. Maybe in the color of the second?
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as someone who loves colour and slightly unusual design, I am really liking this cotton-linen set-up, now at a very good price... but should I?
Stop circling and just do it. Who cares if they’re versatile or not if you enjoy them? Anyone can pull off a mock neck, but I also think anyone can pull off a denim jacket. I think you’re overthinking it.2 items I keep circling around.
context: I’m a mid 30s dad in tech. Athletic build.
1. madras ls button down shirt. I love the idea but given my wardrobe is solidly gray, navy, cream, brown, it’ll stick out - on a broad chest which doesn’t need any more attention drawn to it. I also legitimately only see myself being able to wear it x3 a year in the summers going out to eat or at a barbecue. And I’m not going to wear it out every time so I can’t really see myself wearing it all that often even though I’d like to.
2. Loro Piana chocolate brown mock neck cashmere sweater. Versatile color, I’ll wear cashmere, and thin sweaters fit my frame well - plus I have a long neck. I see myself wearing it under a blazer at a Xmas party and just on any cold day over a tshirt. But I feel like mock neck is like a denim or leather jacket - not everyone can pull it off but they romanticize in their head that they can.
context: I’m a mid 30s dad in tech. Athletic build.
...on a broad chest which doesn’t need any more attention drawn to it.
2 items I keep circling around.
context: I’m a mid 30s dad in tech. Athletic build.
1. madras ls button down shirt. I love the idea but given my wardrobe is solidly gray, navy, cream, brown, it’ll stick out - on a broad chest which doesn’t need any more attention drawn to it. I also legitimately only see myself being able to wear it x3 a year in the summers going out to eat or at a barbecue. And I’m not going to wear it out every time so I can’t really see myself wearing it all that often even though I’d like to.
2. Loro Piana chocolate brown mock neck cashmere sweater. Versatile color, I’ll wear cashmere, and thin sweaters fit my frame well - plus I have a long neck. I see myself wearing it under a blazer at a Xmas party and just on any cold day over a tshirt. But I feel like mock neck is like a denim or leather jacket - not everyone can pull it off but they romanticize in their head that they can.
Sounds like we have a similar physique. I used to have a Madras shirt, but the countless women who would fixate on my Adonis build while wearing it was insufferable. Same thing with mock necks. They shortened my neck and more colleagues began realizing how chiseled my jawline is. I’ve learned to avoid anything besides solid colored shirts and crew necks.2 items I keep circling around.
context: I’m a mid 30s dad in tech. Athletic build.
1. madras ls button down shirt. I love the idea but given my wardrobe is solidly gray, navy, cream, brown, it’ll stick out - on a broad chest which doesn’t need any more attention drawn to it. I also legitimately only see myself being able to wear it x3 a year in the summers going out to eat or at a barbecue. And I’m not going to wear it out every time so I can’t really see myself wearing it all that often even though I’d like to.
2. Loro Piana chocolate brown mock neck cashmere sweater. Versatile color, I’ll wear cashmere, and thin sweaters fit my frame well - plus I have a long neck. I see myself wearing it under a blazer at a Xmas party and just on any cold day over a tshirt. But I feel like mock neck is like a denim or leather jacket - not everyone can pull it off but they romanticize in their head that they can.
2 items I keep circling around.
context: I’m a mid 30s dad in tech. Athletic build.
1. madras ls button down shirt. I love the idea but given my wardrobe is solidly gray, navy, cream, brown, it’ll stick out - on a broad chest which doesn’t need any more attention drawn to it. I also legitimately only see myself being able to wear it x3 a year in the summers going out to eat or at a barbecue. And I’m not going to wear it out every time so I can’t really see myself wearing it all that often even though I’d like to.
2. Loro Piana chocolate brown mock neck cashmere sweater. Versatile color, I’ll wear cashmere, and thin sweaters fit my frame well - plus I have a long neck. I see myself wearing it under a blazer at a Xmas party and just on any cold day over a tshirt. But I feel like mock neck is like a denim or leather jacket - not everyone can pull it off but they romanticize in their head that they can.