RyJ Maduro
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I have two or three half zips sweaters I'll wear casually. Never under a sportcoat, though.
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Weird, I'm not sure I've ever seen this. Which arrondissement do they hang out in?
Halfzip sweaters are horrible, I've never seen anyone look decent in one. I lol at people buying expensive Cucinelli or whatnot halfzips.
Nay. I just don't like them. I love sweaters. I wear sweaters with sport coats sometimes. I have plenty of zippered jackets. I just don't like mixing them. They strike me as something people that wear mock turtlenecks would wear
I don't get the hate against zip front sweaters because it has a zipper. Do you also hate pants that have zippers too? But, I do get the criticism about how the Y inside a Y. Perhaps, it would have looked better if he had ditched the jacket, and popped up the collar on the zip front sweater? A question for those who say aye for the zip front sweater: What do you wear underneath that sweater?Quote:
When I see a zipper, I always think that its wearer looks like a six-year-old who can't do buttons yet, or gets stuck trying to pull the sweater past his ears and cries until mommy comes to help. I just get the same negative gut reaction as when I see Velcro. Oh yeah...NOBD, without getting personal about it, that Y inside a Y inside a Y look is too liney and repetitive, unlike the V of a V-neck sweater which has a definite end point. And it looks like some sort of clothing imitation of a *****, which can't be good on a man.