What do you think about this long sleeved shirt? How would you wear it and more importantly, with what? Thanks MFA!
Posted Jan 16, 2014, 2:41 PM UTC
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I dig it for some strange reason
I'd wear it with some khaki chinos and cp achilles or similar shoes
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imo white chinos would be better
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yeah, now that i think about it white chinos would be better
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Yeah, It's a strange shirt. I kinda don't like it but then it's strange/unique enough where it may stand out from the crowd so I had to ask what people thought of it. I'm not into white sneakers but those cp achilles style sneakers are nice. Im diggin the Converse version. Thanks!
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Make sure it fits and wear with confidence. Tone it down by having it under a sweater perhaps. Make sure the pants aren't busy too.
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Thanks! Yes, I've always subscribed to that fact that it is the Man that makes the outfit and NOT the outfit that makes the man! Awesome advice right there.
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I would possibly wear it with green pants on Saint Patrick's Day.
Not much else. But I dress pretty conservatively.
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As in dark green or screamy-neon-green? As the shirt is so vibrant, toning it down might be a good idea.
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Yeah. I was thinking Forest/Dark Green too. The shamrocks themselves are enough spirit as is.
I also don't own any pants that are neon green, so there's that.
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LOL ,nice! Now if I only had friends that I could go with so I could sport this shirt.
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Denim or chinos with brown shoes or white sneakers. Could wear a neutral cardigan to tone down the shirt if you think its too loud.
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Thanks! What color cardigan, a neutral color like light gray perhaps?
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light grey would probably be the easiest to pull of. You could also do camel (with denim) or navy(with chinos).
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Thanks!
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That print is ugly in a really cool sort of way lol.
I think skinny dark jeans and GATs would look sweet with this.
What are GATs? Yes, I can't put my finger on what's up with this shirt. It seems to be going in a few directions. The first time I saw it I thought it was ugly but I had to look at it closer, then I couldn't decide if it was ugly or just very unique. These are the pieces of clothes I try to really take a second look at.
GATs = German Army Trainers.
Nice, thanks for the definition.