Tops that look better with wear

[lemmywinks]

Originally Posted by a-rock

Men don't wear "tops". We wear "shirts", "uppers", or "cloth-based torso coverings".

But a peacoat isn't a shirt.

 

[wagthesam]

Holy ****

 

[Robert]

I can't think of anything that doesn't look better with a few years on it. Even Keith Richards looks more distinguished as an old man.

 

[lemmywinks]

So what's a good brand for a chambray workshirt type of thing?

 

[dibadiba]

Originally Posted by lemmywinks

So what's a good brand for a chambray workshirt type of thing?

engineered garments, the chambray group-buy by led by zissou, iron heart, mister freedom, to name a few. it's a popular item on the forum, a search will probably land you a lot of results

 

[Razele]

Originally Posted by Kris

Sorry, grandchild, but you're off in that assessment. On the other hand, I'd say you're new to not being a virgin. True?

Originally Posted by Kris

My deal is that I will be forever new to calling a man's shirt a "top."

Originally Posted by jet

I smell an imminent banning.

So true.

I love internet tough guys.

What a tool.

 

[nonissue]

E-Thug is tuffff.

 

[Razele]

Originally Posted by nonissue

E-Thug is tuffff.
It's hard out here for me Kris Uncontrol and Xenox bitching, **** With my ADSL and Broadband spent A whole lotta SF bitches koppin lip

 

[Rye GB]

Anything long sleeve with a slim cut will gain character, I used to have a waxed cotton YSL jacket that had great character until it finally blew out at the elbows. Agree on any denim/indigo garments, my L/S indigo knit 45rpm tee is superb after 3+ years of wear.

 

[a-rock]

Is it ok to refer to men's shirts as "slim cut"?

 

[Kris]

Originally Posted by Razele

It's hard out here for me Kris

Uncontrol and Xenox bitching, ****

With my ADSL and Broadband spent

A whole lotta SF bitches koppin lip

I like that one.

 

[Rye GB]

Originally Posted by a-rock

Is it ok to refer to men's shirts as "slim cut"?
Slim Cut
Slim Fit
Tapered Fit
Narrow Fit
......................
Why? I guess from my perspective when I work with patterns my thought process is slim fit but when I'm working on a men's form and we're cutting away excess fabric I'm thinking slim cut, perhaps it only makes sense in my world.

 

[Moosbrugger]

i'm not sure if the body gets any better but collars on dress shirts always seem to develop a really nice character if you're going for a casual look. being a bit beaten up can look great on pretty much anything depending on the look you're going for...