"a bit ph private"

[valiant]

Monogrammed shirts? Might as well wear a name badge.

"Hi, my name is council. How can I help you?"

[iphonedyou]

Nothing council about a monogrammed cuff on a bespoke shirt from the likes of T & A or Budd, in my view.

[anonymous-user]

iphonedyou said:

Nothing council about a monogrammed cuff on a bespoke shirt from the likes of T & A or Budd, in my view.

No, there is. It's lame and try hard.

[48k]

Do you monogram an 'L' and an 'R' on your socks too?

[nonsequitur]

jimmyslr said:

trowelhead said:

Farnham?

No, a harp. (or a sither?, zither?, thither?.)

Edited by nonsequitur on Thursday 9th March 21:08

[nonsequitur]

Unexpected Item In Bagging Area said:

What's the thinking behind having your initials on your shirts?

You never forget who you are.

[nonsequitur]

Full of middle class hubris: The Round Robin Christmas Letter.

Example, 'Jocasta has been learning the flugelhorn this year'.

[Trabi601]

can't remember said:

nicanary said:

I was watching Dragons Den a few weeks ago, and saw Tuker Suleyman's monogrammed shirt cuffs, and thought of this thread. I can't find an image of TS's shirt, but this will give you an idea. Very PH company director.

Nooooooo. That is definitely for the council thread.

I thought it was only football managers who wore monogrammed clothing.

[threadlock]

trowelhead said:

Has a wife who recognises that that's a Skylark harp from Pilgrim Harps in Sussex.

[Jimmy Recard]

Trabi601 said:

I thought it was only football managers who wore monogrammed clothing.

My mate bought several of them and thought they were seriously cool, until everyone told him they're "y"

[ReaperCushions]

FredAstaire said:

Bought some shirts from Charles Tyrwhitt recently and they offer the option of monogram on the cuff.

Briefly toyed with it. Then realised it would make me look like a massive bell end and I'd have the piss ripped mercilessly by my colleagues.

Is the correct answer. Massive throbber territory in my experience.

[The Moose]

Trabi601 said:

can't remember said:

nicanary said:

I was watching Dragons Den a few weeks ago, and saw Tuker Suleyman's monogrammed shirt cuffs, and thought of this thread. I can't find an image of TS's shirt, but this will give you an idea. Very PH company director.

Nooooooo. That is definitely for the council thread.

I thought it was only football managers who wore monogrammed clothing.

I think that's a fake Rolex also...

[wolfracesonic]

ReaperCushions said:

Is the correct answer. Massive throbber territory in my experience.

Did you leave a message on someone's windscreen the other day? It was you wasn't it?

[RC1807]

bulldong said:

iphonedyou said:

Nothing council about a monogrammed cuff on a bespoke shirt from the likes of T & A or Budd, in my view.

No, there is. It's lame and try hard.

My MD
T&A shirts, monogrammed cuffs
Always makes a point of telling us how much his shirts cost

[ellroy]

Show him this thread.

[Shakermaker]

Claims to only ever drink Red Bull and have the cans ready as ammunition, but when angered on the road, only ever has Tesco-brand KX Energy Drink to throw at the perceived perpetrator.

[BrabusMog]

Shakermaker said:

Claims to only ever drink Red Bull and have the cans ready as ammunition, but when angered on the road, only ever has Tesco-brand KX Energy Drink to throw at the perceived perpetrator.

Nothing wrong with a can of KX - there's actually an even cheaper own-brand Tesco energy drink than that

[Rawwr]

BrabusMog said:

Nothing wrong with a can of KX - there's actually an even cheaper own-brand Tesco energy drink than that

Blue Spark. Should be called Brown Spark. Guaranteed to make you soil yourself within 20 minutes of consumption.

[anonymous-user]

Tummy Rumble juice

[Carl_Manchester]

Countdown said:

Isn't that the very definition of "PH private"?

not on its own, if you had 'pulled the trigger' on said Gold Rolex then that is very PH Private IMO