An Oxford Shirt,
A Shetland,
Perhaps a Harris Tweed.
Some Chinos
And some Loafers -
That's all you really need.
Best -
J.
and a plain gray no logo sweatshirt for lounging round the house or workin in the garden
man, you could have saved me a lot of money
is it just me or have you noticed too. as everything else in the wardrobe gets simpler, I'm wanting more to wear a tie. stripes.
Last edited by longwing (2008-09-27 03:16:20)
I think I'll sneak a tie under the Shetland crew tomorrow with a BD for that Prep Master look... Good idea!
Thanks -
A Shetland,
and a button-down,
Some Cords, a well-worn Boat shoe -
And any money you have left you can reserve for coats too.
A cheery smile,
A winning way,
A wink for all the lassies -
Apart from those you only need some loafers made by Bass's.
(... Still not given up my day job yet...)
J.
The boat shoo has always been a dicey one for me. Because the troo prep always wears it in town. So it's got to be streamlined and simple like the topsider. Some others have got too many bells and whistles and it ruins it. LIke wearing a North Face parka or something.
Last edited by Moose Maclennan (2008-10-16 05:16:54)
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Perchance a shirt which buttons down
And shoes which let one loaf around
Then add a coat with shoulders sloped
Where here canst thou find cause to mope?
(I have no idea if I'm getting better or worse... Vote now!)
j.
The blue blazer, I think is also a necessity.
A pair of shoes, of horse's ass
And bright Argyles, to show your class
Chinos, embroider'd with Airedales
A kiddy's belt with spouting whales
oh sorry, wrong forum...
Oddly, I have never owned a blue blazer. I just wear the coat of one of my blue suits, usually with the pants from one of my gray suits.
Should your need for a blazer be acute
Wear the jacket of your navy suit
If your flannels should be kaputt
Wear the pants of your old grey suit
Patch & flap -
Patch & flap!
If thou hast that what can ye lack?
Oh bring me burly,
Hefty, crap,
For me to fashion into Sacks!
Solid the shoe,
Modrate the tie.
Ivy, Ivy! 'Till I die!
... sorry...
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Ahh, may the road rise up to meet you, guv'nor!
My 101 started out the opposite way. I began with suits and ties, then I warmed to the OCBD, and after that it was the chino. The chino took some work.
What is the traddest doggerel?