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what is your favorite solid blue shirt

gwolf

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if bespoke what fabric

if rtw what brand

pics would be great
 

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Should be rechanged to favourite shirt brand / bespoke maker. Anyway,

my favourite solid blue shirt I have is from Luigi Borrelli. It is periwinkle blue infused with cream colored nailhead. Made with thick cotton and MOP buttons, I got it from a while ago for a remarkable price of $179.

Pics? I will edit this message later, its evening and Im about to go out.
 

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there are tons of threads on brands/ makers. what i really want are pics of blue shirts so i can have them made or buy them myself. also i am looking for the perfect blue to buy dozens of. i do not like oxford blue though i dunno why. pics would be great later yes.
 

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Originally Posted by gwolf
if bespoke what fabric

if rtw what brand

pics would be great


BB french blue rtw - except when people ask if I work at Chase Bank.
 

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i think i wear french blue more to diner than to the office. i can never figure out what tie to wear with it aside from silver.
 

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Originally Posted by gwolf
i think i wear french blue more to diner than to the office. i can never figure out what tie to wear with it aside from silver.

Agreed. I love my French and royal blue shirts but they are definitely more for the restaurant than the office. Black or silver gray grenadine tie.
 

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Originally Posted by Ianiceman
Agreed. I love my French and royal blue shirts but they are definitely more for the restaurant than the office. Black or silver gray grenadine tie.

Love French blue shirts...

Always without a tie outside the office.
 

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J.Press blue OCBD with the flap chest pocket.
 

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Ice blue linen

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I'm afraid I don't know the exact fabric of this one. Could be Canclini.
 

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I really like the BB French blue shirts. I usually pair it with a dark red tie that has a subtle French and navy blue pattern, which goes really well with my burgundy pinstripe, navy suit. I realize that my collar size is slightly too big, and that everything I'm wearing is BB, but I am a newcomer, so cut me some slack
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Originally Posted by lasbar
Love French blue shirts...

Always without a tie outside the office.


i like it with blazers as well and tan trousers.

that's a nice blue indeed nobd. wish i had the tan to wear it. unfortunately my complexion is very wintery. but i guess no one would nit pick a blue shirt lol!
 

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For a long time, I liked a sky blue from Thomas Mason Silverline, but I recently got an Alumo Superior in a paler blue which I think will be my new favourite. I don't like high super number shirtings because I prefer a slightly rougher feel as opposed to the silkier/slippery feel of the high ones. The Alumo is about the sweet spot for me, and the colour is great.
 

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French blue is probably one of the worst colors for shirting.
 

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Originally Posted by JasonG83
I really like the BB French blue shirts. I usually pair it with a dark red tie that has a subtle French and navy blue pattern, which goes really well with my burgundy pinstripe, navy suit. I realize that my collar size is slightly too big, and that everything I'm wearing is BB, but I am a newcomer, so cut me some slack
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That's a great looking combo there. Could fit in in any conservative/corporate setting but with a more personal colourful twist than white pin stripes and pale blue shirt which is a bit 'bland congressman/bank manager' uniform to me!
 

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BB OCBD. Light blues and other pastels FTW!
 

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