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Folded Up Shirt Appreciation
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WestIndianArchie
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Probably not everyone's taste, but just got this...Originally Posted by holymoly
I love "fancy" collars. Is this a Jantzen?
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Probably not everyone's taste, but just got this...Originally Posted by holymoly
Nice. Not normally into contrast button stitching but this works. How does it button up though - the placement of the two buttons looks odd?
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Probably not everyone's taste, but just got this...Originally Posted by holymoly
this shirt looks so spring 2007.
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I like contrasting colored stitching for button holes. Red is a bit bright for me but I used to order Borrelli blue shirts with dark blue button holes and button thread.
I think a white OCBD with red contrasting button holes could be fun to wear with a navy blazer.
I think a white OCBD with red contrasting button holes could be fun to wear with a navy blazer.
I love "fancy" collars. Is this a Jantzen?Originally Posted by WestIndianArchie
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I love "fancy" collars. Is this a Jantzen?Originally Posted by WestIndianArchie
Nope. I made this from a Singaporean tailoring shop - Joe's.
Nice. Not normally into contrast button stitching but this works. How does it button up though - the placement of the two buttons looks odd?Originally Posted by penguin vic
Yes it's a bit odd, but it doesn't really bother me much.
It may be for showin', not blowin'Originally Posted by romafan
Well, buttoning only the lower collar button gives a bit more of a 'breathing' space when wearing a tie.
this shirt looks so spring 2007.Originally Posted by Shirtmaven
Oops.
I like contrasting colored stitching for button holes. Red is a bit bright for me but I used to order Borrelli blue shirts with dark blue button holes and button thread.Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy
I think a white OCBD with red contrasting button holes could be fun to wear with a navy blazer.
I think it will look pretty good.
Like this a lot.Originally Posted by Mustapha
Thanks. I decided to be a bit adventurous.
What shirt brand is this? Very nice...Originally Posted by idfnl
Erm...I went to my tailor and got it made. I forgot what brand the fabric belongs to.
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Blue hairline is 120/2 hairline stripe.Originally Posted by Shirtmaven
I need to order some more of this
Carl
Just got nine more in from Hemrajani.Originally Posted by Piobaire
Carl, what is your delivery time? And PB how long did Joe take for you? I really like the one shirt I've received so far from Mytailor (2 to come) but waiting a couple of months for shirts seems a bit excessive, especially when I have only the one shirt that really fits.
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Picked up my first shirt from David's in Hong Kong this afternoon.
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