But all of those guys look like morons?
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But all of those guys look like morons?
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If that look is in fashion, I for the first time feel properly old. Who would want to dress like that?
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Same. However I'm a teacher and none of the kids dress as silly as that in any year group, so i reckon it's a small niche. In fact this guy would become the most bullied kid in school instantaneously looking like this:
http://lookbook.nu/look/4052556-Getwear-Jeans
That is a pure niche fashion, likely cobbled together for the photo, and if not then there's a stylist or two slightly out of touch. You would rarely, if ever, see anyone wearing that, even among the more adventurous yoof. Horrendous.
Have you read the first post?
Would help if I did! Guess I'll stick with the Next ones. So far they seem good.
Next aren't too bad but I much prefer CK shirts, the slim fit is a proper slim fit and they really are totally non iron. They are £70 each but like the TM Lewis shirts Moss Bros regularly do a sale where you can get 3 for 2.
Anyone know where I can get 2inch longer sleeve shirts ?
M&S do them but have a very limited range & only do a regular cut..
The Joys of being tall & skinny nothing fits
Also getting them tailor made isn't an option as am current unemployed
Again CK shirts, best I've found around other than an Ikks shirt which is lovely material but a bit crease prone.
A lot of their slim fit isn't actually slim fit IMO. TM Lewis actually do a Tailored fit shirt which is slimmer than the slim fit they sell but also an extra £10 for no apparent reason (i.e. it's just an off the shelf shirt, not actually tailored to you).
Good God!
Remember folks, there is 'fashion' (catwalk) and fashion, the latter not looking anything like the above for 95% of the population...
Depends what fashion you follow really!
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CT slim fit aren't really slim fit. On the plus side, they will accommodate the lbs I normally put on over the winter.
Spent quite a lot recently at Surdome and M&M direct. Some of the surf labels turn out some really nice casual tops when they decide to do them with a small or no visible logo, and M&M has some great prices on Diesel jeans (which always seem to fit me well).
Also liking a lot of fcuk stuff (again, when they decide against massive logos).
Spent quite a lot recently at Surdome and M&M direct. Some of the surf labels turn out some really nice casual tops when they decide to do them with a small or no visible logo, and M&M has some great prices on Diesel jeans (which always seem to fit me well).
Also liking a lot of fcuk stuff (again, when they decide against massive logos).
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Thomas Pink for shirts to whoever asked. Affordable, lasting and well-fitted.
[FnG]magnolia;22870255 said:
Wouldn't say Pink are affordable (i.e. 3x the price of a next shirt) but they do seem to be nice shirts, much better than TM lewis. Their slim fit doesn't seem to be particularly slim either thought.
Anyone actually know any other brands that do proper slim fit. So far I know of CK (Calvin Klein) and Ikks (stupid expensive), it would be nice to get a bigger selection, especially if they are non iron or slightly stretchy (the Ikks shirt is slightly stretchy so not as tight when bending over etc).
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lol I wouldnt pay £90 for a shirt! Especially not when you can get 4 for £80 currently at T M Lewin!
Now that's affordable.
Now that's affordable.
Who buys shirts from Pink, CT, TM Lewis and Hawes and Curtis when they are full price though?
Just wait until they do their deals which they do every few months.
And J-FRO TM Lewis just aren't up there with the other shirt makers for quality of material IMO. I only have TM shirts out of the ones listed above but having tried all the others on TM shirts are significantly cheaper feeling.
Just wait until they do their deals which they do every few months.
And J-FRO TM Lewis just aren't up there with the other shirt makers for quality of material IMO. I only have TM shirts out of the ones listed above but having tried all the others on TM shirts are significantly cheaper feeling.
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I wanted something like this for the winter
...only not £350.
...only not £350
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