Work shirts vs. Westerns
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This is how I dress all the time when not taking WAYWT pics for the internet…..and (official secret), so does Giles.
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Americans and Benny Hill…....weird.
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I like westerns a little more. But I like works almost as much, really. Can't have a wardrobe without a few of each.
My IH collection is still in its infancy (and really my entire wardrobe since I started trying to built something nice about a year and half ago), but it's coming along.
I will pick up the 102 Work at some point, but I'm holding out for some other stuff right now.
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Not to push you towards the 102 now, but I am pretty sure it is on its way to extinction.
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I am aware of this. Just in the boat of "don't want to part with 102 funds yet until necessary" (since I have the 101, my purple fix is temporarily stifled).
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Chris and Seul, working.
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In case you couldn't tell, that's me on the left. No western shirts. Ever!
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Beer o'clock here in Baile Átha Cliath (Dublin) too.
In the interests of not slagging off the Brits or the Yanks I'll add a little civility and state that I love snap westerns and have never owned a work shirt. If I were to own one the IHSH-75 is it. A beautiful shirt.
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Harmless banter, I love my American brothers and sisters….they were almost English once
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Beer o'clock here in Baile Átha Cliath (Dublin) too.
In the interests of not slagging off the Brits or the Yanks I'll add a little civility and state that I love snap westerns and have never owned a work shirt. If I were to own one the IHSH-75 is it. A beautiful shirt.
Definitely. It's the 21 or the 75 for me next.
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Harmless banter, I love my American brothers and sisters….they were almost English once
For the record, I'm born Welsh, and grew up in Liverpool, so the thieving sheepshagger gags can commence whenever you're ready.
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My last name is Welsh. I am not, thank god.
