Last edited by Horace (2006-05-10 05:05:41)
Last edited by Marc Grayson (2006-05-09 19:56:03)
I don't normally care for the demin shirting, but it looks pretty damn good with that herringbone jacket and tie. Vaclav has a tie like that.
Hi Tomasso, that is a great denim shirt. I have been looking for such a shirt for years to no avail. My shirtmaker made one for me, however it's a dark shade of blue, he could not locate the lighter blue cloth that you have. Nice choice and perfect combination with the brown herringbone jacket.
Marc
Just thinking about Denim shirts...
I often wear very well pressed chambray shirts in different shades of blue with dark knit not-too-wide ties.
It's a nice look.
Chambray is obviously lighter in weight than Denim so maybe you can do a bit more with it - dress it up or down even on the hottest days.
Just a thought.
Miles
Never liked denim or chambray shirts, a little too working class/factory. I do like the color when used in other shirts.
Last edited by Horace (2006-05-17 13:12:31)
Horace,
Thanks for these great images, very interesting indeed. Miles has a theory about the modern Bean shirts, which hopefully he might post on here. If he does so, I'd be interested in your comments.
Chris
Last edited by Horace (2006-05-21 01:07:41)
Hi Horace,
Thanks for giving my Hathaway theory your consideration. Whoever really knows the 'real' story behnd these things?
Your pics go from strength to strength - So much style!
I love reading around the adverts too... a glimps into a lost world.
I am still no nearer to pinning down Chet Baket's 'Venetian' loafers or getting the low-down on the Yale Coop... My studies, as ever, go on...
All the best -
Miles
I'm pleased to note that our old friend Skip from AA&AAC has taken note of this thread and repeated some of what's gleaned from it, there.
Horace, how long have you been collecting these old ads? Do you scan these individually? It is very interesting.
AS for the button down collar, I am not a fan. Also, why would a shirt for wearing with the suit have a flap on the pocket? What does one put in the pocket that would be at risk of flying about? Why would there be a pocket anyway? Or is this a working shirt?