FlyingLotus
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Any crits on this fit ? I sometimes feel like a chef/cook with this white oxford shirt...
I know the pants need to be hemmed.
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Any crits on this fit ? I sometimes feel like a chef/cook with this white oxford shirt...
I know the pants need to be hemmed.
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The pants look like they fit fine- as you said, I'd hem them to no break, dart your shirt and tuck it in, put on a belt and then I think you'll look sharp. The blucher/whatever look isn't really my thing, but I think that getup would look peachy with some slim black ankle boots/black belt
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Church's Waterline Shoes
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Just getting some groceries...Originally Posted by snake
so cleannnn
snake, what tee is that?
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We can't afford the Premium versions.
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Yeah they've been through the wash a number of times now. I swear they must have shrunk at least 2" in length during the first wash.Originally Posted by snake
My Hanes tees did that too. Was a pleasant surprise since I thought they were a little too long.
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They're huge and shrink some in the wash.Originally Posted by jet
I can't believe there's someone in oc who knows what robert geller is.
Do you hang out at the lab broseph?
haha no no - no 'anti-mall' for me, that place is whorrible.
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Hanes Premium shirts seem to shrink less than the regular versions (Premiums fit slightly bigger than regulars after wash/dry). Fabric feels better too.
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