Wild stripes = what T&A sell

The so called 'wild striped' shirts are not my cup of tea, but if they were, I would likely go the Duchamp type, before T&A, but only on account on the larger collar on the T&A. This is fine IMO:

http://www.duchamplondon.com/menswear/shirts/hurlingham-stripe-shirt-ocean

Exactly . I have never seen that stuff in real life, worm by men. or do i have the wrong social circle?

I've seen Contract Engineers, Quantity Surveyors, Accountants and Financial Directors sport those style shirts. No one else though.

People with boring jobs trying to spice up their lives?

Last edited by Abel Magwitch (2013-11-29 12:33:42)

Stupidity can often be misaken for bravery, and if they get away with it, well, there's an illusion of being cute/street wise/and very clever.

Also, big companies with share prices to worry about, will brush it under the table, you may be asked to leave, but you will get a job on another continent, but you won't be doing jail time. So you don't have to be that brave.

What are you "/§%$&)" talking about? This is MY tread

The pocket hanky (Or 'Pocket Square' in online America) question is more interesting. Never worn one, never would, nobody in my family ever did. But the advice on the (Largely American) forums is always 'Try a pocket square'.  An interesting US / UK divide ?  I think they're just clutter... Along with tie clips, collar pins, and wearing your glasses on a little gold chain.