mkarim
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I absolutely hate the suburban insurance salesman look with the baggy polo, rope belt, kenneth coles.
Ah, those Kenneth Coles...
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I absolutely hate the suburban insurance salesman look with the baggy polo, rope belt, kenneth coles.
If they fit right, and are of a sufficient thickness, they are great. I prefer the RL Polo Polos in Custom fit. I never tuck them in, EVER. For me, they are the ultimate casual look.
hmmm...I like both polo shirts AND that hat. Stetson...? I recall my Grandfather having one just like that. He wore it with Brooks Brothers suits.
western style hat = good. guy who dislikes squarish garb that oozes the worst about heterosexuality wearing the same hat = avril levigne wearing a tie with a tshirt = obvious, attention-seeking irony
I'm the exact opposite - I used to wear them all the time and never wear them anymore. Like LK said, I'd much rather wear a nice, simple, fitted t-shirt than a polo shirt. Polo shirts just seam stuck in a no mans land between casual and work appropriate attire. LK - are you going to update your blog-like-entity?
the hat, not a fan of, i am.
Nonsense, they're a great, casual shirt.
Your pic, it also shows, how great a polo,fitted, looks, untucked, with cool pants.
Polos make me think of frat boys and sad white men living in the suburbs whose only joy in life in buying his next SUV or having an entertainment system superior to his coworkers.
Polos make me think of frat boys and sad white men living in the suburbs whose only joy in life in buying his next SUV or having an entertainment system superior to his coworkers.
Some of the folks here are so uptight about casual dress that if you shoved a piece of coal up their ass it would come out a diamond.
I don't trust casual clothing suggestions from the Men's Clothing Board.