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Some BD pics, showing roll and tie space:
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Buttondown Shirt Appreciation: Joe's Tailor (Singapore) Thomas Mason Silverline
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Dear Zeus, are you wearing pants in that pic? - BOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
It does look like no-pants Friday. Vox's pics of his button downs look really good. OP's collars don't look like they'll work with a tie. And the buttons do seem to be very close to the collar points. But I don't wear button downs so I'll keep out of it now.
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The right chest looks like it is not cut for the slope of your shoulders. The collar is messed up.Originally Posted by kolecho
My right or the right side of the screen?
Oh well. Wonder what I can do about the collar.
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I think you should take the pictures again
either with the help of a friend or a self timer.
Carl
either with the help of a friend or a self timer.
Carl
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+1.Originally Posted by Kei-bon
They look like Borrelli to me. Jose, that collar just isn't working.
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shirt looks better.
The shirts do have some quirky details that just seem off.
but, enjoy them.
collar points seem OK.
the angle of the photo makes the collar button placement seem off.
Carl
The shirts do have some quirky details that just seem off.
but, enjoy them.
collar points seem OK.
the angle of the photo makes the collar button placement seem off.
Carl
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Collar roll - I like it, it looks nice, it looks fun.
How is it achieved?
I presume that you must have a nice soft collar without fused interlinings, but enough weight to roll instead of crinkle. Do you also have to place the button a bit higher to force a bit of a wave into it?
Perhaps the masters of the SF universe can educate me.
How is it achieved?
I presume that you must have a nice soft collar without fused interlinings, but enough weight to roll instead of crinkle. Do you also have to place the button a bit higher to force a bit of a wave into it?
Perhaps the masters of the SF universe can educate me.
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