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[Iskander]

I'm kind of surprised the work shirt in chambray isn't a perennial item. Seems like the obvious choice in terms of fabric

 

[lockstock]

Is it just me or does the uniform shirt feel a bit too much like cosplaying? I want to get it but I’m worried it might feel more like a costume than actual workwear. What do you guys think?

 

[13.characters]

Is it just me or does the uniform shirt feel a bit too much like cosplaying? I want to get it but I’m worried it might feel more like a costume than actual workwear. What do you guys think?

I have uniform shirt and don't feel like that at all when wearing it. Feels actually extra casual and easy to wear, I wear it with jeans mostly. A very easy to pull off shirt in my opinion, but I can see if you wear it with something like pleated chinos or trousers how it becomes harder to pull off. But with casual stuff, like jeans and even shorts in summer - easy pick for me and very wearable.

Maybe even easier to wear than my work shirt in navy military satin...

 

[vegancrabcakes]

Is it just me or does the uniform shirt feel a bit too much like cosplaying? I want to get it but I’m worried it might feel more like a costume than actual workwear. What do you guys think?

Epaulets always strike me as a bit costumey, I only really like them on trench coats because they’re part of the style. Of course, others may disagree.

 

[henrip]

Is it just me or does the uniform shirt feel a bit too much like cosplaying? I want to get it but I’m worried it might feel more like a costume than actual workwear. What do you guys think?

Haven’t thought about it… seems really casual to me. As 13.characters said, if your pairing it with pleated chinos or trousers it might not work as well as with jeans.

 

[henrip]

Navy military satin one?

 

[modernjam]

Navy military satin one?

It’s the one in khaki

 

[henrip]

It’s the one in khaki

Oh, for some reason I read work shirt. I’ll send you a pm

 

[Iskander]

I hope the pindot scarf is not cashmere. I would consider it if it's just wool, but thin cashmere scarves get wrecked by my stubble.

 

[13.characters]

Judging by the pictures to me it looks more like wool. Maybe some mix though. Excited for the storm coat!

 

[GabrielJF]

What do you guys think of the storm coat? Personally, I think it's a tad hideous! I wouldn't consider buying it if it was 70% off on Mr Porter.

 

[lockstock]

At that price point it is a bit ridiculous, particularly considering that the brand that made it has its own products priced much lower than that (from my limited research). I need a similar coat for my climate but I would not consider it even on discount.

The new knitwear colours are pretty nice though.

 

[JelleKelle]

I think it looks a bit like the coat equivalent of dress sneakers. We really don't need to talk about the price, I think. Wouldn't even buy it at 70%.

Knitwear looks great. Price of the Shetland cardigans a little high.

 

[13.characters]

I like how it looks, not the fan of super synthetic materials and a high-tech feel - the mesh lining, the inside pockets that looks like pockets of a hiking jacket. I think JelleKelle said it good - though I think it has a bit more elegance than the average dress sneaker.

The lines on the pockets and cuffs and lapels look nice to me, would be nicer if they had stitching though and the material was natural with some light padding/warmth, not just a single layer of tech fabric.

And the price is absolutely ridiculous for a tech coat to me. The guys will be matching Loro Piana with these tendencies soon. This is getting out of my budget I'd want to spend on that type of coat, unfortunately.

The Teclor has their coats at about 800 eur in their store, still expensive, but this is more than double...

 

[Iskander]

Cannot believe how bad the coat is. The contrasting stripes are hideous.
Knitwear colours are nice. Shetland prices are quite insane tbh.
Disappointed that the scarves are square. I find square scarves a bit annoying to wear.