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Last button undone on working buttonholes...
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I can assure you that there is no danger that anyone will mistake my Kiton suits for a Banana Republic jacket.Originally Posted by willie
I think you'd be surprised how many would make the mistake
penguin vic
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If I'm going to pay for working buttonholes, I'm going to [bold]show them off[/bold] so I leave the last button undone on a single sleeve.Originally Posted by raphael
So you pay extra in order to undo one button on one sleeve? The majority of your audience may think you've lost a button ...
Just stirring away ...
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So you pay extra in order to undo one button on one sleeve? The majority of your audience may think you've lost a button ...Originally Posted by penguin vic
Just stirring away ...
I believe that if buttons are on the sleeve or anywhere on the garment, then they should be functional. Having a faux button hole is far better than buttons alone on the sleeve. Regardless of whether the working buttons are undone or not, mine have to be working.
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I wear mine open as it gives me a full range of arm motion in French cuffed shirts without having to worry about the cuff getting caught on the sleeve.
However, I have had people ask me if I was missing a button which is annoying...
However, I have had people ask me if I was missing a button which is annoying...
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