Smart Casual

spitzoid · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:27

nex20 said:
Some of there stuff is. I worked there a few years back and some of the clothes cried asbo tbh

THERE is also something chavy-esque about spelling THEIR, "t-h-e-r-e".

Your opinion is invalid.

Vigoro · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:31

spitzoid said:
THERE is also something chavy-esque about spelling THEIR, "t-h-e-r-e".

Your opinion is invalid.

Your reasoning is invalid, you therefore fail.

spitzoid · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:33

Azagoth said:
What the hell is smart casual? I think a good t-shirt and a pair of jeans are both smart and casual.

You just answered yourself - "both smart & casual".

Azagoth said:
No doubt other people will think different.

Very much so.

Wizard fashions are not for everyone.

Cybergangster · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:34

I've always thought smart casual is dress trousers and a shirt. The sort of thing you'd wear to a nice restaurant. Jeans and T-shirts are definitely casual imo.

.one. · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:35

sansnom said:

A man would not actually have shoes like this would he ?

spitzoid · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:35

Vigoro said:
Your reasoning is invalid, you therefore fail.

I remember when I had my first beer.

Doctor_Zhivago · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:36

.one. said:
A man would not actually have shoes like this would he ?

A gay "man" would

Vigoro · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:38

spitzoid said:
I remember when I had my first beer.

I remember when i saw a grammar nazi who didn't know grammar, his name was spitzoid and i busted him on 18th Jun 2009, 12:31 AM

spitzoid · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:43

Vigoro said:
I remember when i saw a grammar nazi who didn't know grammar, his name was spitzoid and i busted him on 18th Jun 2009, 12:31 AM

Enlighten me to my mistakes and I'll be happy to try and improve.

P.S. You really should have capitaliZed those i's in your mini-rant if you wanted to drive the point home, but whatever......

Vigoro · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:45

nex20 said he worked There, there being a place it is the correct word, their would imply someone and doesn't make sense in the context it was used in.

spitzoid · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:46

Vigoro said:
nex20 said he worked There, there being a place it is the correct word, their would imply someone and doesn't make sense in the context it was used in.

nex20 said:
Some of there stuff is. I worked there a few years back and some of the clothes cried asbo tbh

Read the first/1st bit.

Therefore, you're/your wrong/rong.

n00b

*waits for apology*

Vigoro · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:48

spitzoid said:
You're/your wrong/rong

n00b

You spelt noob/newb/newbie wrong. It doesn't contain any numbers. :cool:

spitzoid · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:49

Vigoro said:
You spelt noob/newb/newbie wrong. It doesn't contain any numbers.

No admission of absolute wrongidness though/tho

spitzoid · 18 Jun 2009 at 00:51

nvm

Please close thread.

Raikiri · 18 Jun 2009 at 01:08

Doctor_Zhivago said:
Next is a chavs idea of Smart. Paul & Shark

He isn't a sailor and £90 for a polo is stupid.

Uniqlo, Asos, Zara etc. are worth a look.

spitzoid said:
nvm

Please close thread.

It isn't your thread to close, stop being 'tards the pair of you.

sansnom · 18 Jun 2009 at 01:35

Ah a few boos from the crowd

So let's see so far the loafers are for a...

**** and Wallet ******** (i dont even know what fills the stars after wallet)
Someone's Nan
A Gay guy

looooool very harsh

Well I definitely didn't advocate the white ones, I think they look pretty bad too. But the Brown ones are top notch in my opinion and it's not because they're LV. I couldn't care less about the brand. In person however, and you should see them in person before making a judgement, they are simply just an excellent pair of loafers. Calf leather, extremely soft yet sturdy and have the appearance of swede and maintain their frame so they don't distort when you wear them, very deep rich brown, they're incredibly comfortable and they're beautifully designed with a very cute metal finish to the front braids. What more could you want? But I guess it's a taste thing.

spitzoid · 18 Jun 2009 at 01:35

Raikiri said:
It isn't your thread to close, stop being 'tards the pair of you.

That's why I asked someone else to do it "tard".

Raikiri · 18 Jun 2009 at 01:39

spitzoid said:
That's why I asked someone else to do it "tard".

You couldn't close it if it were yours, only the OP could request that's it is closed if no rules had been broken.

spitzoid · 18 Jun 2009 at 01:51

Raikiri said:
You couldn't close it if it were yours, only the OP could request that's it is closed if no rules had been broken.

I don't understand you. If it were mine then I would be the OP. Good night.

Hatter The Mad · 18 Jun 2009 at 02:03

sansnom said:
Go to Massimo Dutti or Zara and pick up a nice pair of Corderoys in Navy Blue or Beige. Massimo also does some nice shirts if you're a slim fit so pick up some good ones there. Avoid Loud/Noisy patterns, the simpler the shirt the better. Elegant, Sophisticated colours and classics, nothing shiny nothing patterned. Try to avoid shirts with plackets they look cheap and rubbish

Colours to look for if you're going with navy blue trousers are light to medium blues and whites. If you're going with beige, all blues light or dark, classic black or whites but my preference is blues as it's by far the most elegant combination and looks very sharp/expensive

Get an elegant brown belt, the more understated the better. Dunhill does very good ones but they're a bit pricey.

For shoes there is no other choice then louis vuitton monza loafers in my opinion. these things ooze class and elegance. Pick up a pair in brown or dark brown, they will go with either navy or beige trousers and you'll have the right belt already from the step above.

These are the ones I'm talking about, they'll set you back around 500 pounds but well worth every penny.