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11th April 07, 03:51 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by cajunscot
A good friend of mine who is a bit of a "clothes horse" says that as long as one pattern, like the tattersal, is smaller than the other, then it is quite acceptable. He does with patterned shirts and ties.
So I don't think a vest is absolutely necessary -- Matt's pictures prove it.
T.
I completely agree. I particularly find the Carolina tartan picture to work very well.
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11th April 07, 03:57 PM
#2
Originally Posted by Tattoobradley
I completely agree. I particularly find the Carolina tartan picture to work very well.
And let me just add that I also do agree with Wompet about a waistcoat; a good waistcoat will break up the patterns, but as Matt's picture shows, it's not absolutely necessary, INMHO.
I just can't stand (on me) plain white dress shirts.  I have to have a bit of colour.
T.
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