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That's exactly what I do. I think it looks so much better
Dressing better
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That's exactly what I do. I think it looks so much better
- Jun 22, 2002
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I absolutely HAVE to as well. I hate wearing long sleeve shirts. Plus, it makes it feel a bit more casual, and I don't like feeling likeI'm too dressed up.
- Jun 13, 2004
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same here
- Feb 25, 2004
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I can't do the turtleneck with a suit, I don't knock it, but it's too European for me.
It worked well with all black everything in a magazine ad i saw.
It worked well with all black everything in a magazine ad i saw.
- Apr 24, 2005
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CDG
- Aug 22, 2004
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NIKE Blazers? Those are nice.
- May 18, 2009
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They're actually Nike All Court's. I like them a lot, very comfortable. I think the lining is terry cloth
- Oct 28, 2007
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Me too. I love how it looks and I'm more comfortable.
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Originally Posted by RFX45
I'd definitely go with a safer route of a sweater, plus I think the turtle neck gives a more casual look.
def gonna go wit this one. thanks
- Jun 13, 2004
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hey just a heads up Giltman.com is having a RL Black Label Sale tomrrow at 11a.m. cst.
use this link if you aren't a member yet.
http://www.giltman.com/invite/collinsdominic
use this link if you aren't a member yet.
http://www.giltman.com/invite/collinsdominic
- Dec 19, 2000
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Originally Posted by TheKid973
Just picked this up on Ebay.
American Eagle Trench Coat.
great find. I am trying to find this exact one in a M or L, I've called around to all the local stores in my area (the Bay area) over the past week andthey're all out of stock. If anyone knows where some are still available in stores I'd be willing to compensate you. PM me.
- Dec 13, 2004
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I usually roll up the sleeves on my shirts too unless I do not plan on washing it much or planning to wear it again.
I rolled up the sleeves higher than usual last night, an ode to JKissi.
Sunday night...
Monday night...
I rolled up the sleeves higher than usual last night, an ode to JKissi.
Sunday night...
Monday night...
- Feb 12, 2007
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I was just charged $38 to tailor 4 items.
Shorten length on 2 pants
Shorten sleeves on 2 shirts.
Is this average or did i get jobbed?
Shorten length on 2 pants
Shorten sleeves on 2 shirts.
Is this average or did i get jobbed?
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That's not bad. Average for hemming pants in my area is $7-$10.
And the sleeves on shirts are usually harder and could cost $10-$15 each so I think you did well averaging about $9.50 per work/item.
And the sleeves on shirts are usually harder and could cost $10-$15 each so I think you did well averaging about $9.50 per work/item.
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Sill haven't recieved my ADAM cardigan yet.
Damn you RFX!
*shakes fist in fury*
Damn you RFX!
*shakes fist in fury*
- Mar 5, 2008
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This. I also wear my shirts with the cuffs unbuttoned ala David Boreanaz as Seeley Booth
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i really like those shoes there
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Im getting ready to pull the trigger on some embroidered dress shirts from Landsend. I'm a little worried about the quality though
Has anyone used them before?
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Am I the only one who wears their boot laces loose?
It just looks too done up if everything is looking right. I like the messy boot look, and its not like it clashes if what your wearing is looking right either.
It just looks too done up if everything is looking right. I like the messy boot look, and its not like it clashes if what your wearing is looking right either.
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Originally Posted by hadegbite
Im getting ready to pull the trigger on some embroidered dress shirts from Landsend. I'm a little worried about the quality thoughHas anyone used them before?
horrible quality . my old job ordered our shirts from there
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it can work imo...i tried it with a pair of doc martens a few years ago, but the problem is they were so damn heavy that it really wasn'tpossible
i think in most cases, it's better if they are tied...at least somewhat tight.
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It depends on the boots, but usually I do. My Polo Ranger and combat boot laces are loose as hell. My Red Wings are a bit tighter, although notby much.
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Love this. I like how you threw some navy in there even though the rest of the outfit is mostly shades of grey.Originally Posted by RFX45
Monday night...
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It really depends to me. I like the cleaner look most of the time.
At times though, when I feel lazy I just slip on my boots and leave it as is but it isn't possible in some heavy boots like the Indy.
The boots would come off every step if I didn't tie them remotely tight especially since the the Indys also has those speed laces.
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What do you guys think about these
? I like them, but the price has me kinda like......
really good reviews though.
http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urba...hId=M_SHOES_DRESS&popId=MENS_SHOES&prepushId=
really good reviews though.
http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urba...hId=M_SHOES_DRESS&popId=MENS_SHOES&prepushId=
