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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Spoo,
One thing I always notice about your pics is your shirt collars, which create a pronounced V shape at the top button. Do you have your shirts made with a more-significant-than-usual difference in back and front height, or is this just how the collars happen to fall on your frame?
One thing I always notice about your pics is your shirt collars, which create a pronounced V shape at the top button. Do you have your shirts made with a more-significant-than-usual difference in back and front height, or is this just how the collars happen to fall on your frame?
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Spoo, One thing I always notice about your pics is your shirt collars, which create a pronounced V shape at the top button. Do you have your shirts made with a more-significant-than-usual difference in back and front height, or is this just how the collars happen to fall on your frame?Originally Posted by ctp120
Interesting, I never noticed this. All my shirts are rtw, so I suppose it's just me. I also threw my back out yesterday, so I'm kind of hunchy today. Although, Vox always tells me my collars sit too low, so I suppose you are saying the same. And as a side note, my pics look entirely different than IRL. Proportions look a bit wonky here, they are not really so.
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Even if it were as apparent IRL, I'm not convinced it's an objectively bad thing, but I rarely fail to notice it in your posts. Within reason, collar height/shape can be an aesthetic preference anyways, just like lapel-shape, button-stance, the shape of the fronts, etc. In other words, I'm not so much trying to suggest a fit problem as making an aesthetic observation. Was curious if it was something you were consciously trying for or not. Thanks for the reply.
Although, Vox always tells me my collars sit too low, so I suppose you are saying the same.
And as a side note, my pics look entirely different than IRL. Proportions look a bit wonky here, they are not really so.
Interesting, I never noticed this. All my shirts are rtw, so I suppose it's just me. I also threw my back out yesterday, so I'm kind of hunchy today.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Although, Vox always tells me my collars sit too low, so I suppose you are saying the same.
And as a side note, my pics look entirely different than IRL. Proportions look a bit wonky here, they are not really so.
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Aeglus, Fantastic!!
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Aeglus, Fantastic!!Originally Posted by Philip1978
+1 Love the gray and orange theme too.
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Aeglus, do you have double button cuffs and just fold it over on your left wrist for your to be more easily visible?
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