Short sleeved shirts

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Hypes** » Wed May 30, 2018 11:46 am

What's up with the second one?

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Floex** » Wed May 30, 2018 11:49 am

Exactly

There really is hardly a difference

I think it comes down to the fit and perhaps the colour. Stay away from light blues or something that reminds people of school.

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Tomous** » Wed May 30, 2018 12:21 pm

KK wrote:

There's nothing wrong with the second one :slol:

I wear long sleeve only to work, but only cos I don't think short sleeve work shirts look that great on me.

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by KK » Wed May 30, 2018 12:23 pm

It's all about the arms, THE ARMS.

And the tan brother, THE TAN.

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Victor Mildew** » Wed May 30, 2018 12:29 pm

Hyperion wrote:What's up with the second one?

Exactly

I'm sure it comes down to people trying to nail the 'I'm professional but oh so casual without trying', while trying really hard. Having the material pressure of a triple rolled up sleeve on my joint would do my head in, especially if it's warm.

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Dual** » Wed May 30, 2018 12:32 pm

Ad7 wrote:
Hyperion wrote:What's up with the second one?

Exactly

I'm sure it comes down to people trying to nail the 'I'm professional but oh so casual without trying', while trying really hard. Having the material pressure of a triple rolled up sleeve on my joint would do my head in, especially if it's warm.

Yeah alright Homer Simpson.

I'm a long sleeve rolled up all year round kind of guy. Would definitely take the piss out of any short sleeved gimps if I saw them.

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Kezzer** » Wed May 30, 2018 12:54 pm

Winckle wrote:
Curls wrote:
Winckle wrote:
False wrote:I bought some short sleeve shirts for the first time a few weeks ago. Some Ted Baker ones which are really well fitted and dont have that horrible droopy sleeves look.

I also roll up the sleeves on a long sleeve if I want to. If you do your roll/fold properly its quite stylish anyway.

As with all things, spend the money on a proper shirt by a proper designer and you can use it properly.

So you're saying I should buy a 10 pack from ASDA George?

Your klopp face BLOODY CHANGES!

is it just a really slow gif (jif) ?

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Rax** » Wed May 30, 2018 1:03 pm

Kezzer wrote:
Winckle wrote:
Curls wrote:
Winckle wrote:
False wrote:I bought some short sleeve shirts for the first time a few weeks ago. Some Ted Baker ones which are really well fitted and dont have that horrible droopy sleeves look.

I also roll up the sleeves on a long sleeve if I want to. If you do your roll/fold properly its quite stylish anyway.

As with all things, spend the money on a proper shirt by a proper designer and you can use it properly.

So you're saying I should buy a 10 pack from ASDA George?

Your klopp face BLOODY CHANGES!

is it just a really slow gif (jif) ?

Its just hosted in a way that will return a random image every time its requested. Go here and press reload over and over to see the magic.

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Kezzer** » Wed May 30, 2018 1:13 pm

Rax wrote:
Kezzer wrote:
Winckle wrote:
Curls wrote:
Winckle wrote:
False wrote:I bought some short sleeve shirts for the first time a few weeks ago. Some Ted Baker ones which are really well fitted and dont have that horrible droopy sleeves look.

I also roll up the sleeves on a long sleeve if I want to. If you do your roll/fold properly its quite stylish anyway.

As with all things, spend the money on a proper shirt by a proper designer and you can use it properly.

So you're saying I should buy a 10 pack from ASDA George?

Your klopp face BLOODY CHANGES!

is it just a really slow gif (jif) ?

Its just hosted in a way that will return a random image every time its requested. Go here and press reload over and over to see the magic.

That is superb! :wub:

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Squinty** » Wed May 30, 2018 1:38 pm

Don't wear these type of shirts because I'm outrageously hairy. I don't want to put people off their lunch.

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Choclet-Milk** » Wed May 30, 2018 3:34 pm

KK wrote:

I own a single short-sleeved shirt, which I have worn exactly once, because I'm a far cry from either of those pictures and look like a poorly stuffed pudding in it.

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by KK » Wed May 30, 2018 3:45 pm

One of life's many quandaries: do you purchase a shirt that's too big or a shirt that's too small.

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Lotus** » Wed May 30, 2018 4:09 pm

Shirts (and t-shirts) generally look better if they're fitted; you don't want it tight, but you don't want it baggy either. I think most people I've seen wearing short sleeved shirts fall into one of those two categories.

I seem to have real trouble finding shirts that fit properly; if I find one that is long enough and 'broad' enough, it's invariably baggy as strawberry float. If I find one that's not like a tent at the back, it's too tight around the shoulders and arms. It's not so bad with formal shirts, because at least you tuck those in, but I'm not sure I've ever found a casual shirt that fits me properly.

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Choclet-Milk** » Wed May 30, 2018 4:27 pm

It's jeans I have trouble with. If ever the gods show pity and allow me a nice pair in my size, they're always three inches too long!

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **<]:^D** » Wed May 30, 2018 10:03 pm

KK wrote:One of life's many quandaries: do you purchase a shirt that's too big or a shirt that's too small.

always too big; i dont want to see your flab bulging out :dread:

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Photek** » Thu May 31, 2018 10:20 am

My one abiding (horrifying) memory of short sleeve shirts was when YEARS ago my gf at the time bought me a light blue ben sherman short sleeve shirt and that following friday she said I should wear it out. It was nice sunny summer evening so I had it on and walked into a packed pub off Grafton street and as I pushed through the crowd she shouted "over here" and low and behold she was wearing a girls version of the exact same shirt. :fp:

It was fitted and she looked great but I felt like a proper lemon sitting beside her, then our mates came in and proceeded to slag us off, my gf thought it was cute and she (at the time) was modelling herself after posh spice, she looked a bit like her, she had same hair style and wore short coats with just nice bra's under neath (thanks Posh btw) but this was a bit too far.

I should have known better because several months before while in another pub (her local for Manu v Liv match) she wore a girls version of the old away liverpool jersey, (it was white and green checkered :dread:

) which again she had bought me. It didn't bother me too much cos lots of people have same football jerseys on plus she looked hot AF in mini skirt, also Danny Murphy scored a last minute free kick against Manu which had me in top mood!

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Alvin Flummux** » Thu May 31, 2018 12:19 pm

KK wrote:One of life's many quandaries: do you purchase a shirt that's too big or a shirt that's too small.

Or one that fits just right, but goes down past your arse so only looks good tucked in, which you don't do because you're heavier and don't want to accentuate your flab.

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Green Gecko** » Thu May 31, 2018 1:25 pm

I have and do all of these things based in the environment, I don't care about setting or fashion all that much. I've even worn a waistcoat and a short sleeved shirt at the same time.

Nearly all my shirts are fitted either medium or large and one small which is to small really, I usually try them on. I don't really own any cheap shirts as I go to sales and use a lot of vouchers from presents. I would pretty much always wear a long sleeve shirt, all of the time for quite a long time, I must have at least 15 good long sleeve shirts now. But since I don't go out as much as never work in an office (I'll take one to meetings and co working just to feel a bit more professional) I just throw on a t shirt most days.

I don't see the problem with either short sleeves or rolling (done properly), but I wouldn't exactly wear short sleeves at a wedding.

Plus I have a limitless supply of t shirts since I make them anyway.

Also I'm a machinist some of the time so I'm not supposed to wear sleeves, they can get pulled into the machine and goodbye hand.

PostRe: Short sleeved shirts by **Rightey** » Thu May 31, 2018 2:24 pm

I work (mostly) from home, so I usually just looks like this...

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