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Argyle knits

Bates

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What do you guys think about the argyle pattern on v-neck knits?
I have quit a few, mostly in black/white/gray combinations.
It seems I cant stop buying them, but maybe I'm the only one that likes them? Maybe I should start to buy one color v-necks instead? Love to hear some opinions!
 

Bates

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Something like this, but maybe wearing a argyle shirt is the same as to scream "I love to play golf"
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whiteslashasian

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I feel like argyle works better with more earthy and neutral colors. The black/white contrast makes it look more like an optical illusion image. Not a huge fan....

I have a decent Brown one similar to this:

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It works well with many colors and provides a nice casual look, good for Friday's or the weekend.
 

binge

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Originally Posted by whiteslashasian
I feel like argyle works better with more earthy and neutral colors. The black/white contrast makes it look more like an optical illusion image. Not a huge fan....

+1. I've been considering an argyle sweater, perhaps a v-neck, but it would definitely be in the autumn color scheme.
 

Dandy Highwayman

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Argyle-patterned sweaters are nice. I remember there was a minor craze for them in the UK about two or three years ago but it seems to have faded now. Doesn't stop me wearing mine though. I have a really nice vintage one from the 1960s that fits great.
 

Disharmony

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I'm planning on wearing one over a white dress shirt on a morning valentines date for a semi-formal/casual look. Is that okay or would I look like a poseur?
 

Mr T

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I have a charcoal Shaggy Dog argyle sweater from J Press. I like it but don't have much occasion to wear it in Texas.
 

crazyquik

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Originally Posted by Bates
What do you guys think about the argyle pattern on v-neck knits?
I have quit a few, mostly in black/white/gray combinations.


You'll have to ask my mom where she bought it, I wasn't much on shopping in second grade:

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