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pokey07

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I'm looking for dress shirts that are slimmer and shorter than the normal button down shirt, like BoO, but not BoO prices. Like much cheaper.

I'm looking for button downs that you can wear untucked without them hanging down way past your grundel.

I'm sure other people are interested in the same thing, so I made this a thread rather than just asking it in the thread up top.
 

Harold falcon

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Originally Posted by pokey07
I'm looking for dress shirts that are slimmer and shorter than the normal button down shirt, like BoO, but not BoO prices. Like much cheaper.

I'm looking for button downs that you can wear untucked without them hanging down way past your grundel.

I'm sure other people are interested in the same thing, so I made this a thread rather than just asking it in the thread up top.


Do you actually use words like this in real life, or is it only an internet thing?
 

Razele

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So you essentially want a BoO shirt but not at BoO prices.

I want MMM hi's for thirty dollars but I'm not stupid enough to believe I'd ever get them.

Grow up.
 

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Wolf vs Goat overdyed oxfords are very similar to band for less. I like the fit better myself.
 

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One brand stands out for me, Ben Sherman in Soho Fit. They tend to fit really slim, they also have a Soho Fit: Extra Slim Fit that is actually slimmer than BoO, it is a bit longer too so the shirt won't look like a boys shirt, a bit difficult to find though.
 

pokey07

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Originally Posted by harvey_birdman
Do you actually use words like this in real life, or is it only an internet thing?

No I most definitely would say grundel in real life. Is that a problem?

Originally Posted by Razele
So you essentially want a BoO shirt but not at BoO prices.

I want MMM hi's for thirty dollars but I'm not stupid enough to believe I'd ever get them.

Grow up.


lol. Didn't say I wanted a BoO shirt at not BoO prices. I said I wanted to find shirts that fit like BoO shirts at not BoO prices.

Originally Posted by lmaozedong
h&m

Thanks. I check out H&M once and a while. I haven't really seen anything decent lately though.

Originally Posted by Wally
Wolf vs Goat overdyed oxfords are very similar to band for less. I like the fit better myself.

Thank you, I'll have to check those out.

Originally Posted by RFX45
One brand stands out for me, Ben Sherman in Soho Fit. They tend to fit really slim, they also have a Soho Fit: Extra Slim Fit that is actually slimmer than BoO, it is a bit longer too so the shirt won't look like a boys shirt, a bit difficult to find though.

Thanks for the recommendation. I'll look around!
 

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which Brooks Brothers button down shirts are recommended by SFers? specifically looking for a button down to wear under sports jackets .. they have a 'dress shirts' and 'sports shirts' range, is there much of a difference between the two in a light blue?
 

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which Brooks Brothers button down shirts are recommended by SFers? specifically looking for a button down to wear under sports jackets .. they have a 'dress shirts' and 'sports shirts' range, is there much of a difference between the two in a light blue?


I wouldn't really think so. Either way I would strongly recommend the extra slim fit over any of the others.
 

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