The False Prophet
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I read the title of the thread, and here I was expecting some kind of Ralph Lauren offering with little shellfish on it...
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Great collection AF. I like to see the puckers where the sleeve is attatched, very nice.Originally Posted by LSeca
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sorry if the answer is obvious but what does the puckering indicate and why is it nice to see? i'm assuming it shows that the shirts were either tailored or handmade?
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wonderful shirts, but your crammed closet is killing me!! The one and only thing I took from the Army schools was the arrangement of the hangers in a closet, which were always spaced evenly apart-- to look neat, but also to let things breathe and not crush one another.
SPACE THEM OUT, SOLDIER!!
[as a contrast, though, I always hated buttoning everything up in the military,so when I got out I made it a point to get functional cuffs and three button jackets, so something could always be unbuttoned....
SPACE THEM OUT, SOLDIER!!
[as a contrast, though, I always hated buttoning everything up in the military,so when I got out I made it a point to get functional cuffs and three button jackets, so something could always be unbuttoned....
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wonderful shirts, but your crammed closet is killing me!! The one and only thing I took from the Army schools was the arrangement of the hangers in a closet, which were always spaced evenly apart-- to look neat, but also to let things breathe and not crush one another.Originally Posted by The_Foxx
SPACE THEM OUT, SOLDIER!!
[as a contrast, though, I always hated buttoning everything up in the military,so when I got out I made it a point to get functional cuffs and three button jackets, so something could always be unbuttoned....
Fair enough but space is at a premium when you collect shirts. I have about 70 or so in this closet alone.
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The orange and blue striped shirt is my favorite of the bunch. Assuming we could get it the right length, and it was sized down one - I would wear it untucked when on the prowl -Originally Posted by atroopan
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That's the sole Borrelli in the pic. Quite a nice shirt for hanging with the ladies.
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Fair enough but space is at a premium when you collect shirts. I have about 70 or so in this closet alone.Originally Posted by Artisan Fan
A problem many of us have, and a pretty damn nice problem to have at that.
Seriously, nice shirts.
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