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Folded Up Shirt Appreciation
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Sorry; not as Appreciation-y as I'd hoped, other than the soft-focus effect. Maybe I should have drawn the blinds. The top two are folded, at least.Originally Posted by grimslade
It looks like shirt Appreciation from the 1970's (the soft focus, not the shirts themselves.)
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I like this thread, and since I have some new and still-folded shirts in my office, I can contribute. I'll start with a beauty:Originally Posted by EL72
Just like a shirt I would buy. Well done.
Connemara may like this one, think of it as the alternative shirt Appreciation...no folded up pics here. Although they are in the closet, atleast one is happily coming out daily.Originally Posted by LSeca
How can you manage to hang the shirts ? I have so many that I'd need another closet just to hang them... I know in the US you have more m2 available per person than in our loved but crowded Europe...
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Pink and blue folded on the bedOriginally Posted by Freerider
The 4th pink from the left is outstanding. If that is a custom shirt, can you please tell me what book that fabric is from?
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The 4th pink from the left is outstanding. If that is a custom shirt, can you please tell me what book that fabric is from?Originally Posted by Panzeraxe II
The shirt on the bottom is also very nice.
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I believe it's from Alumo.Originally Posted by Freerider
Thanks
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Wonderful shirts, here's a couple of mine with a cuff type I'm fond of.Originally Posted by Jeff Low
Awesome cuff - what is this called? I may just ask my shirtmaker to try this on one of my shirts.
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How can you manage to hang the shirts ? I have so many that I'd need another closet just to hang them... I know in the US you have more m2 available per person than in our loved but crowded Europe...Originally Posted by lakewolf
I personally give or sell my older or less-favored ones to keep a manageable total of a few dozens.
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