itt "FUN SHIRTS"

i think the thomas mason / j crew shirts are some of the best shirts i've ever owned, of course they are about twice as much as regular j crew shirt

yeah ive never found a j crew shirt that actually fits me

dress shirt that is, their t-shirts are great

apparently by oxford standards i am now street fashion blog worthy

http://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/480075_617616377398_665168968_n.jpg

is that you?

sadly, yes

sadly? fuck that, big ups. you look amazing!!!

is that contrast stitching on the buttons? look at you.

that shirt is exceedingly fun

i believe the appropriate adjective is 'crispy'

damn, thomp-- lookin' good

...and fun!

today i am wearing arguably the most fun shirt in my office wear wardrobe:

http://i.imgur.com/jBGnf.jpg

that shirt is also pretty fun. (british high street seems full of short sleeve/loud print/vaguely aloha feeling shirts at the moment. the girl who stopped me to take my photo has just started a blog called 'oxford vintage' on which i appear to be the second post and i feel bad because basically everything i am wearing is like two weeks old)

everything you are wearing is FRESH and CRISPY

tlg can we get back to that $200 thing? who made it?

my dad told me that he likes my hawaiian shirt but it's "too small" except it's not and btw FUCK YOU DAD ;_;

gr80 i see you tuck that shirt in, is that a dress code thing bc hawaiian / camp shirts seem too short to (stay) tuck(ed)

xposts hahaha-- in your dad's defense, men of his generation often have a conceived notion that aloha shirts are meant to fit very loose and baggy, regardless of what part of the world they live in

with most new aloha shirts (not the "modern" ones i linked upthread), a small will fit me the same as an american apparel large.

re: my tuck-in-- it depends on where you work. ive been at three diff hotels here and two of them did not have a tucked dress code, and one did. i personally (being short & boxy) feel i look better with a tucked shirt, as does our stylish general manager.

though you're right that aloha shirts often aren't cut that way and can tend to spill out when you want them to stay tucked in. the one i'm wearing is cut w/ tails though.

since this is now the aloha print thread too-- what do you guys think about this deadstock/unworn vintage hawaiian blazer i found at goodwill for $7?

http://i.imgur.com/lOwtX.jpg

my friend sells the same ones on etsy for $50-$200 and will give me good money for it, it fits me pretty good, might need to be taken in just an inch around the chest, but i think i'm keeping it! its totally my best colors, too.

!

i dunno if i could pull it off but i think you should try! that pattern is tripnasty

that $200 shirt is engineered garments from this season, which tbf is made in nyc

i only have one EG shirt but it's one of the most intricately detailed and well-constructed pieces of clothing i own

i would 100% wear that blazer

i am so sad that i am wearing a plain blue pocket front tee rn

EG explains the unusual pockets then

yeah the EG shirt i have has like six pockets on the front, it is like a safari / hunting shirt though

not sure a hawaiian shirt needs those pockets

also i got it for about half as much as that hawaiian shirt cost

one of the assistants from eg started his own line called batten sportswear, it's priced out of my range and sized for japanese folk but they had a pretty cool shirt last season called the "five pocket island shirt" that was like a hybrid hawaiian / guayabera done in some nice patterns

i like

http://battenwear.com/Collection/SS2012.html

whoops, guess you'll have to navigate to the shirt yourself

i was not particularly jazzed on the rest of the line - nice stuff but there's no shortage of blue and orange anoraks on the market

too much time on ILX?

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_JkskJ-PmQXY/S-L-2VDwmCI/AAAAAAAAABg/ayNHtmVxVhw/s1600/raisingarizona05.jpg

you'll know a jackass by his url

http:/croatianstyle . smugmug.com /Products/PICS-2/i-tW6FjDk/0/M/supremehawaiianshirtred-M.jpg

So basically, instead of trashing my old shirts because they get torn or acquire a big stain, I should cut all the unspoiled sections of my old shirts, sew the good parts together, and then I'll have some one-of-a-kind "fun shirts", right? And all for free!

and if they're fabrics, cuts, styles or sizes all the more "fun"

they're different agh

Can I do this with bed linens too? I have a bunch that have ripped down the center. They're high quality soft fabrics and I saved them with the intent of cutting them completely in half and using them for single-size guest beds, but now I'm thinking I should sew different patches together and make some Fun Sheets

quilts

"crrazy" quilts

http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e239/allocryptic/hilohattie.jpg

http://www.ebay.com/itm/190711320869

fun fun fun

wau

:-D

http://imgur.com/qpBxD

http://www.ebay.com/itm/271032650209

http://i.imgur.com/qpBxD.jpg

duh

http://www.ebay.com/itm/190711730769

http://i.imgur.com/F2Que.jpg

i am really getting into the look of the reverse-print barkcloth tbh!

http://i.imgur.com/C2iNZ.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/xBqhZ.jpg

my brother proudly displaying the vintage Reyn Spooner reverse-print he snagged on his last trip here:

http://i.imgur.com/U1jmC.png

he told me the only time he's worn in it Chicago was to a BBQ on the 4th lol

that is an aloha shirt printed with a pattern of smaller aloha shirts

yup

http://www.ebay.com/itm/390451212802

xps

! that shirt

also, the first thing i noticed was the SAVERS tag, lol thrifter

savers is legit the best place to find them

i visit the 7 savers in my area on a regular rotation, now i want to visit THAT savers

i didnt know where else to post this

http://i.imgur.com/UnN8U.jpg