French Cotton Shirt

I can't find any slim fit non-iron (or cotton blend) french cuff dress shirts. Suggestions?

try jc penny or the mens store

2009-05-14 15:35:47 by Samuel Taylor

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I've recently switched my dress shirts to French cuffs so I can start wearing cuff links; I mainly have Van Heusen shirts (which are primarily cotton) and Ike Behard shirts from Neiman Marcus (silk.)

What brands/styles of pants should I wear with these?

Straight leg, flat front. A slight flare leg could be okay. Side and back pockets. Black, gray, brown. Not jeans. Golden hemline rule in tailoring pants? They should rest on top of the shoe with enough length to create a break or bend in the fabric, not swing above the shoe. You probably already know that. If you're a skinny guy, you could get away with expensive snake-hip straight leg pants. Narrow, without the "skinny-leg" thing.

2008-04-27 09:12:55 by dr_usual

Price: $118.00 $118.00

Vintage enzyme wash
Can also be worn as a shirt jacket

how do you say black leather boots and a black cotton t-shirt in french?
Whats the difference between the de and en in the first answers and doesn't noir have to agree with bottes.

first answer is right.


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2009-02-25 17:13:22 by ann

Price: $88.00 $88.00

Floral print
Light weight

1. She is wearing sneakers, black polyester jeans, a red and White cotton sweater and a black and white hat.
2. She is wearing light blue polyester short shorts, a black polyester tank top and black flats..
3. Now she is wearing shoes, grey cotton sweatpants, grey and purple cotton t-shirt and boots

1. Elle porte des baskets (espadrilles in Canada), des pantalons en polyester noir, un pull (chandail in Canada) en coton rouge et blanc et un chapeau noir et blanc.
(If the pants are in polyester, they're pants, not jeans)

2. Elle porte des shorts courts en polyester bleu pâle, un haut sans manches (camisole in Canada) en polyester noir et des ballerines noires.

3. Elle porte maintenant des chaussures (souliers in Canada), des pantalons d'entraînement gris, un t-shirt de coton gris et violet et des bottes.
(wearing both shoes AND boots?)

2009-06-10 20:26:35 by Lil_Moo_Cow

sexual or is it just me?
cont'd


My twin brother and I are partners in crime. We work together on everything, well almost. He is a prodigal musician and I, a physics geek. I have a boyfriend, and, well, he does, too. Our father is really conservative and Catholic, and doesn't have anything to do with him, or me for that matter. This is fine, as we have each other for support, but at a study group the other day, I am a college student, my twin came into drop off my cell. We were talking about gay marriage at the table, and my twin walks in his purple Uggs, his tight jeans, and white French cotton fitted shirt, nipples exposed and smiling, happy to be alive. (He is amazing!) But, immediately, as if almost on cue, the guy across from me asks if my brother is a homosexual. I mean, come on, my sexuality isn't up for discussion, I don't know about yours, but how inconsiderate. So my brother, with his perfection, says, "Sorry, hon, I am gay." Gives me a kiss, drops my cell, and walks out
In case this is unclear, the question is:

Do people who don't acknowledge gay people used the word homosexual versus gay? I think they do, however, my observations merely support the hypothesis.

Too big a deal is made out of it. However, not to talk about it directly is almost as bad. From what you said your brother does not appear to be ashamed of sending the message out.

I am not sure what the question here is exactly. I don't really like the term "gay"--but it has become so common that it is impossible to avoid. "homo" is usualy used in derogatory manner--but "queer" was also until adopted by the culure and movement in a guriella tactic reminiscent of the capture of the "N" word by the rappers.

2007-01-15 13:38:02 by Waverly Pascale