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I just picked up maybe the nicest shirt I've ever gotten, a pale aquamarine blue and white butcher stripe in linen-cotton. I've already unfolded it, though.Originally Posted by Manton
Tip Top cloth, before anyone askes. CEGO has it if you want one of your own.
Sounds nice. How about some pics?
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Some more. Sorry - no idea why the pics continue to display horizontally
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Manton: Folded or not, some pics would be great. Always looking to get more fabric ideas.
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I just picked up maybe the nicest shirt I've ever gotten, a pale aquamarine blue and white butcher stripe in linen-cotton. I've already unfolded it, though.Originally Posted by Manton
Tip Top cloth, before anyone askes. CEGO has it if you want one of your own.
yeah, I saw that one. I kopped some Rubinalli and Gran----whatever it is. Also a Sic Tess. My stuff is similar to ET's, we have similar tastes.
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Hey, what about mine?Originally Posted by Cravate_Noire
Depends on where one lives. Finamore makes much more sense when in Italy. But then, there are countless shirtmakers in Italy who do very good work.
The reason is a bit mad, since Amir (one of the sons) speaks English (und vielleicht auch Deutsch), but improving your Nederlands is an excellent idea. (Not that I'm saying you need to do better than you already do"”I wouldn't know.)Originally Posted by NOBD
But 'faster' implies you're already improving it? Let me know if I can help. (Shirt=shirt, collar=boord.)
Btw: I don't think it's a club collar, because the points are sharp and not rounded. Does that make sense?
That made sense if I didn't refer to a collar they hav on their website.
Ja, op het moment ben ik Nederlands aan het leren omdat ik het for mijn studium gebruiken kan. But I am far from being able to say all the little things I would need to be able to say in order to survive where you live.
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That made sense if I didn't refer to a collar they hav on their website.Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
Ah...
Ja, op het moment ben ik Nederlands aan het leren omdat ik het for mijn studium gebruiken kan. But I am far from being able to say all the little things I would need to be able to say in order to survive where you live.Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
Gar nicht schlecht, SG! I am sure you would survive over here with Dutch like that. Nuances in foreign languages will always be difficult, I guess.
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Why should it make more sense, except for the better price?
In Italy I would probably wander around and check out the loacals, like I always do.
I'm an adventurer.
That made sense if I didn't refer to a collar they hav on their website.
Ja, op het moment ben ik Nederlands aan het leren omdat ik het for mijn studium gebruiken kan. But I am far from being able to say all the little things I would need to be able to say in order to survive where you live.
In Italy I would probably wander around and check out the loacals, like I always do.
I'm an adventurer.
Depends on where one lives. Finamore makes much more sense when in Italy. But then, there are countless shirtmakers in Italy who do very good work.Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
That made sense if I didn't refer to a collar they hav on their website.
Ja, op het moment ben ik Nederlands aan het leren omdat ik het for mijn studium gebruiken kan. But I am far from being able to say all the little things I would need to be able to say in order to survive where you live.
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