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#1 2007-11-21 10:34:34
- Jack_The_Lad
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The Right To Bare Arms!
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#2 2007-11-21 10:43:51
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Re: The Right To Bare Arms!
Very nice. I am also a fan of short sleeved shirts in the summer. Brownshoe and I were two of the very few that spoke up for them over on the trad forum. I do often roll the sleeves on my button downs, but short sleeves are a nice change of pace.
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#3 2007-11-21 10:49:25
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Re: The Right To Bare Arms!
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#4 2007-11-21 11:21:31
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Re: The Right To Bare Arms!
... And going commando in August is great too!
Wash. Wear clean clothes. Wash your clothes often. Why not?
I wouldn't do it with a suit, cords, or flannels, but Khakis, shorts, Seersucker et al, can damn well take it.
There should be a boxerless rule like there's a sockless rule. No?
j.
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#5 2007-11-21 11:22:12
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Re: The Right To Bare Arms!
When I was in New Zealand, earlier this year the standard shirt in the countryside ( most of New Zealand is country side) was short sleved aertex shorts, with putty coloured moleskin trousers and RM william style boots. A good look imho, DougNZ will be able to elaborate more.
#6 2007-11-21 12:38:40
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Re: The Right To Bare Arms!
I'm a huge fan of short-sleeve shirts for casual wear especially during the Summer. Well-fitting, short-sleeve shirts made with e.g. Irish linen or a Riva cotton linen oxford in vivid colors are ultra-chic.
#7 2008-05-28 23:43:31
- Moose Maclennan
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Re: The Right To Bare Arms!
It's short sleeves weather here again:
Today - an untucked fly-fronted pale grey M & S tropical shirt in viscose (I still hesitate to say 'camp shirt', it conjures up images of something frilly and pastel) .
Along with white/burgundy Dunlop Green Flash tennies, no socks, faded red (pink really) jeans. Navy cord blazer for the walk to work at 6:45 am.
#8 2008-05-29 01:35:53
- Taylor McIntyre
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#9 2008-05-29 01:50:24
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Re: The Right To Bare Arms!
I like this medium grey flannel.
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#10 2008-06-04 01:01:25
- Moose Maclennan
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Re: The Right To Bare Arms!
Today's short-sleeve shirt's a faded red, green and beige foulard pattern on a dark blue background. Silk and from Singapore, a couple of seams beginning to disintegrate. Worn untucked and unbuttoned over a grey marl T-shirt. Faded khakis, sockless brown driving mocs.
Felt like that scruffier world-weary look today, dammit.
#12 2008-06-04 06:46:18
- Tony Ventresca
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^ I have no probs with it either, for summer & hot weather at least. The iGents really hate short sleeved shirts, but then they sit in the back of their air conditioned Rolls Royces anyway.
#19 2008-06-04 19:45:01
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we are what we are. we try our best. probably we have no shot. But we do try to teach. that is what this site is ultimately about.
#20 2008-06-04 23:38:36
- Moose Maclennan
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Re: The Right To Bare Arms!
Short-sleeved shirt of the day, motivated by recent discussions at ATF:
Hilo Hattie aloha shirt (cotton, relatively subdued green/white/black with a touch of brown, palm tree motif. Coconut shell buttons)
faded rumpled old khakis
dark brown penny loafers, sockless