Lincsong
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Anyone know of any good places to purchase a couple of these?[huh]
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Seersucker shirts
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You're kidding right? 
:eusa_doh:
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J
:eusa_doh: Regards,
J
Orgetorix
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Geez, a shirt that's meant to look wrinkled and sloppy. :eusa_doh:
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J
Regards,
J
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Tomasso said:
Nope. Too gunny sack looking for me.
dhermann1
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When I was a real little kid I had seersucker outfits that I HATED. But now that I'm a big old guy I love seersucker. It's several years since I had a seersucker suit, and it's long gone now. I'd love to find one.
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dhermann1 said:
Don't get me wrong, I have a few seersucker suits. It is the shirts that I don't like.
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j
Orgetorix
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Seersucker shirts are always created as sport shirts, made to be worn without a tie and often short-sleeved. A seersucker dress shirt would be an oddity, but I've never seen one of those.
JP, do you starch the hell out of shirts you wear when you're lying around on the beach? That's about the level of casualness I associate with seersucker shirts.
JP, do you starch the hell out of shirts you wear when you're lying around on the beach? That's about the level of casualness I associate with seersucker shirts.
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Orgetorix said:
Actually I wear Hawaiian shirts for that and they are starched, yes. The lowest I would go would be a polo type shirt.
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j
Marc Chevalier
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Sherlock Chevalier says that your Hawaiian shirts are not made of rayon, let alone silk. lol
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Tomasso said:I think he may be starching his underwear.
Nah that is only for guys who wear those lousy boxers.
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Marc Chevalier said:
I have a few silks but they tend no to need much more than a heavy pressing. You can starch silks though. Believe me---I know.
Rayon does not exist in my closet thank you.
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J
Orgetorix
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jamespowers said:
The mind boggles...
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Orgetorix said:
I forgot to mention that I have the polo shirts pressed too.
BegintheBeguine
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Who knows? I've always liked them. My dad liked them. They keep a person nice and cool without looking sloppy.
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ufguy11 said:
Nothing is wrong with them per se. I am just not that hot on that material for a shirt. If you are going to wear a collared shirt with long sleeves anyway, you might as well wear regular cotton. They hold up better in the long run and don't look like you slept in them.
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I moved this to General Attire.
Has anyone ever seen a dress shirt of seersucker? The material puckers, but it doesn't wrinkle as much as linen.
Has anyone ever seen a dress shirt of seersucker? The material puckers, but it doesn't wrinkle as much as linen.
