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Is this even still a thing? Short sleeve collared shirts?
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Is this even still a thing? Short sleeve collared shirts?
Discussion needs drizzt3117. All I remember is a fashion thread would have been right up his alley. ~15,000 posts and poof gone since 2013.
@drizzt3117 Where'd you go?
@drizzt3117 Where'd you go?
He's good people. There aren't many other watch collectors on here. 😉
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Or bags and shooz collectors :/
I have a couple that I still wear casually, but I bought them ten or so years ago and would be more likely to wear a polo. I certainly don't wear them to an event that is more professional or non-casual. I went to a wedding recently and was surprised to see people wearing jeans and short-sleeve collared shirts. I even saw one guy wearing a shirt and leather jacket with various writing on it. I've never felt that overdressed for a wedding.
Badly. They'll think you're there for a diving interview.
the whole idea in general. there's 0 reason to wear a tie and have your arms exposed.
Unless you're as pretty as the guy in the pic. But even then, not at an interview
🙄 Got it, thanks... I wear this one almost every day:
http://www.fossil.com/webapp/wcs/st...34090&pn=&productId=22345432&imagePath=FS4735
Better?
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Agreed. I was focusing on the shirt itself, but I also wouldn't be the guy wearing more than one bracelet (that guy is wearing 5).
Yes, better.
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Hell, what do they know?!! (Full disclosure: I haven't had time to read the whole article; just something about doctors wearing business suits and stilettos and looking too busy to take care of their patients.)
My patients love my shoes and attire.
Here's today's selection.
Definitely not with ties, but they can look good if they're fitted and well-filled out.
That looks like sheer agony.
Also, extremely dangerous for those who get on your bad side.
do you register those things as weapons?
Absolutely not. I don't wear anything thats painful.
Well that and the fact that I also have knives and know how to use them.
