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Shouldn't Foof be showing up in this thread right about now?
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Breast pocket on OCBD: acceptable?
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Shouldn't Foof be showing up in this thread right about now?Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Two button collar, no back pleats, French placket, mitred cuffs = next level $#!+.Originally Posted by Manton
I'm so beyond the pocket vs. no pocket debate, I figured I'd wait for the discourse to catch up before weighing in.
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I'm so beyond the pocket vs. no pocket debate, I figured I'd wait for the discourse to catch up before weighing in.Originally Posted by mafoofan
You're next step is to lose the buttons from the collar points entirely, and move them to the collar to make four buttons there total.
Admit it.
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According to Will, one of the worst days in his life was the day in 1969 when BB added pockets to their shirts. I have never known BB without pockets. I get my MTM OCBDs with pockets. But the pinpoint ones I get from Geneva have no pocket.Originally Posted by Manton
I don't know the history, but this is my general preference.
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You're next step is to lose the buttons from the collar points entirely, and move them to the collar to make four buttons there total.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Admit it.
I will admit to nothing here. I prefer my innovations to leap off the screen in full 1024 x 768 glory so that you are all made fully aware that my actions are irreversible.
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I'm so beyond the pocket vs. no pocket debate, I figured I'd wait for the discourse to catch up before weighing in.Originally Posted by mafoofan
You should know that your lack of glasses on Saturday deeply disturbed some of your dining companions. Your lack of OCBD foo style was also a bit jarring. Thank god you wore the one shoes.
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You should know that your lack of glasses on Saturday deeply disturbed some of your dining companions. Your lack of OCBD foo style was also a bit jarring. Thank god you wore the one shoes.Originally Posted by iammatt
I didn't want to over-Foo you guys. I'm best savored in small bites.
Did the One shoes abominate or dominate?
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You should know that your lack of glasses on Saturday deeply disturbed some of your dining companions. Your lack of OCBD foo style was also a bit jarring. Thank god you wore the one shoes.Originally Posted by iammatt
wtf!!!
What happened to all the planning about even wear and showing restraint until the full set was in.
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wtf!!!Originally Posted by dopey
What happened to all the planning about even wear and showing restraint until the full set was in.
I was weak. I wanted to wear my flannel suit because it was cold and the shoes happened to pair best with it. Also, my follow-up order should be done within a 3-4 months (much faster the second time around). I figure a handful of wearings before then can easily be compensated for later.
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I didn't want to over-Foo you guys. I'm best savored in small bites.Originally Posted by mafoofan
Did the One shoes abominate or dominate?
For all of the hype, they were shockingly... normal.
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