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😆 @ Batman's Jelly!
Most men buy this type of shirt to annoy their wives - I've been guilty of it. I even bought some on-one Hawaiian shirts! 😀
Did they buy a job lot from Planet-X?
Looks like something MBUK rider would like.
Looks like something [s]MBUK [/s][i]Dirt [/i]rider would like.
FTFY
Looks like something [s]MBUK[/s] Dirt rider would like.
Yup, catalogue came with the MBUK I get instead of Dirt.
On the bright side, my free beeny makes me look like a fat, forty year old Rachel Atherton.
#sostoked
FTFY
You broke it.
On the bright side my free beeny makes me look like a fat forty year old Rachel Atherton.
#sostoked
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Frangipani shirts are more his style. The pics on this site will have you vomiting trustafarian bile. I reckon call me dave gets his from here too.
http://www.frangipani-style.com
Good news for us girls Fiona..
I wonder what this season's concept is - Balmoral x Camden x lumberjacks?
On the bright side my free beeny makes me look like a fat forty year old Rachel Atherton.
#sostoked
Almost enough to make me run out and buy MBUK.
What is this, the Society for the Protection Of Dull Clothing?
Frangipani shirts are more his style. The pics on this site will have you vomiting trustafarian bile. I reckon call me dave gets his from here too.
http://www.frangipani-style.com
I lasted 18seconds and I could feel the RAGE!! building
vomiting trustafarian bile.
I was so doing that.
LOL ! I lasted about 5 secs, right when that tosser appeared with a cocktail, looking a bit like Richard E Grant frotting himself against some girl's arse
I am James May, no sence of style, nerdy, funny, politically incorrect at times but not deliberately to annoy others, just by accident, love engineering and dont drive fast,
To be honest, a lot of May's floral shirt patterns are classic Liberty prints, I recognise them as I have several myself, that I've had made for me, as Liberty's off the peg stuff doesn't fit me too well.
The off the peg stuff is typically about £135+ - Designers like Simon Carter use a lot of Liberty print, and I think Paul Smith and Ted Baker use a little from time to time, but Liberty prints are pretty much the "go to" when a mens designer of any class look to make a floral print.
Other people who wear them say when you watch the telly, are typically types like Jason Manford, Jimmy Carr, that sort of profile. Theres always a Liberty print somewhere on a telly near you worn by a minor celeb.
They're great, they don't date, they dont go out of fashion, as they're never at the red hot end of fashion, they're just artfully designed patterns that look great imho on a shirt.
They're great, they don't date, they dont go out of fashion, as they're never [s]at the red hot end of[/s] [b]in[/b] fashion [b]in any remote way shape or form[/b]
You spend £135 on each of these? I'm not going to pretend I'm even remotely fashionable, but I bet I can look cooler than you for a fraction of the price!
You already probably are much cooler than me. I'm the least cool person I ever saw. Thats the point. I don't care about being cool. But to have shirts that are up to a couple of decades old, that the pattern still really pleases me, that the fit is still good on (ie not subject to the vagaries of fashion) is worth more than a shirt a few quid less that ends up in a charity shop or thrown away after 5.




