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Gairdner said:
Stop blaming me!
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Stop blaming me!
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At what age is it appropriate to start wearing these?
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greyhounddad said:
12
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Gairdner said:
Yep, they were popular when I was at school..
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OrangeSport said:
mmm... must have been a posh school! LOL
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No trainers were allowed, but as it was mostly Skins and Mods I doubt we would have worn them anyway!
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So what colour for grey work trousers, or Indego jeans?
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If grey work trousers then black in a city job but dark brown at a push. If a vintage grey three piece for the man about town then tan is lovely or a pair of two-tone correspondents. LB1 is spot on for indigo jeans which I rather like wearing with my few pair of brogues.
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greyhounddad said:
ive got a pair of loake royals in burgundy and they go very well with grey trousers and dark jeans.
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Never could wear a shirt untucked. Ain't snobbery or owt - just don't feel comfortable at all. Each to their own, eh?
I do like those Loake Royals in burgundy.
I do like those Loake Royals in burgundy.
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^^^^^ Definintely G, an untucked shirt is just beyond the pale. Unless its a heavy weight shirt ,open over a t-shirt.
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Is oxblood the same as burgeny?
All my other work shirts are tucked in, just that one seams to casual to tuck in
All my other work shirts are tucked in, just that one seams to casual to tuck in