Style

[Tony Hibbert's Wife]

Pat Butcher was a lucky woman.

 

[Tommy Chong]

But it either gives them a belly or a crop top

Unless that's the style you're gunning for:

The 'My Milkshake Brings All The Boys To The Yard' look.

 

[Swartzy]

For work off the peg Hugo Boss or a couple of Alexandra Wood bespoke that I picked up about 10 years ago before wife and kids came along and absorbed all my money. All dark blue. In winter occasionally tweed separates by Walker Slater and a needlepoint overcoat by Cordings. Shirts by Taylors of Yorkshire, although they're a bugger to iron so also some easy care Charles Tyrwhitt. Ties always single block colour, no pattern - Thomas Pink are reliable for that. On a Friday I may wear a bow tie, although Matt Smith's Dr Who look rather ruined that, especially with tweeds, as comparisons are inevitably drawn, which is annoying. Black shoes by Loake, browns by Oliver Sweeney, re-souled with rubber every couple of years.

Sounds dickish, but I just like to dress. Once you've bought the main stuff it lasts a lifetime provided you don't put on too much weight - i rarely buy clothes apart from to replace shirts once every couple of years.

At the weekend single colour shirt, jeans, sk8 trainers. Everton shirt on match days.

Going from all that to a footy shirt


Do you keep the shirt in a bag until you get near the stadium.

 

[Charro]

Big flannel shirt guy.

Love popping into to vintage shops and picking them up for cheap.

 

[Kurt.]

For work off the peg Hugo Boss or a couple of Alexandra Wood bespoke that I picked up about 10 years ago before wife and kids came along and absorbed all my money. All dark blue. In winter occasionally tweed separates by Walker Slater and a needlepoint overcoat by Cordings. Shirts by Taylors of Yorkshire, although they're a bugger to iron so also some easy care Charles Tyrwhitt. Ties always single block colour, no pattern - Thomas Pink are reliable for that. On a Friday I may wear a bow tie, although Matt Smith's Dr Who look rather ruined that, especially with tweeds, as comparisons are inevitably drawn, which is annoying. Black shoes by Loake, browns by Oliver Sweeney, re-souled with rubber every couple of years.

Sounds dickish, but I just like to dress. Once you've bought the main stuff it lasts a lifetime provided you don't put on too much weight - i rarely buy clothes apart from to replace shirts once every couple of years.

At the weekend single colour shirt, jeans, sk8 trainers. Everton shirt on match days.

I am in a constant battle with the head of the charity I work for as I refuse to wear a shirt and tie for work. My team wear casual clothes and I’m part of that team so won’t dress differently. I am always clean and tidily dressed so not a scruff in the slightest. I once greatly disappointed her when I turned up for the AGM in a pair of shorts . I had some of the young residents I look after with me, nothing worse than these young adults who barely have clothes to put on being surrounded by suits and ties ffs.

 

[Rita_Poon]

I smell romance, not least because he called his boss 'the head of the charity' before he let us know she is a 'her'.

Clouseau strikes.

 

[Kurt.]

I smell romance, not least because he called his boss 'the head of the charity' before he let us know she is a 'her'.

Clouseau strikes.

Sorry to disappoint you mate, tomorrow begins my last week of employment with the company, I handed my notice in 2 months ago and am moving on to pastures new…. Well old, but new.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Sorry to disappoint you mate, tomorrow begins my last week of employment with the company, I handed my notice in 2 months ago and am moving on to pastures new…. Well old, but new.

Good luck. Who wore who out?

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Big flannel shirt guy.

Love popping into to vintage shops and picking them up for cheap.

Fall weather fare, that stuff.

 

[Kurt.]

Good luck. Who wore who out?

I decided to leave before it came to that point

 

[Swartzy]

Personally, I like a good mix of Pee-wee Herman & Frank Gallagher

 

[slipstream86]

There is a curious trend of people who seem wear polo t shirts half a size too small, and I've never worked out why as it looks awful

As well as the "gym bunny" craze, it can be at least partially attributed to the washing qualities of pique cotton....It's dreadful at holding it's shape in the wash.