I need a shirt and tie for a wedding

[Tyre Smoke]

Right chaps, I'm off to Norn Iron for my BiL's wedding at the end of the month and need a new shirt and tie. I never wear a 'traditional' shirt these days, being the boss and all that, so all my shirts and ties are somewhat 'functional'.

I'm an average size chest (42ish) and 15.5 collar. I'm fully comfortable with my sexuality, so am happy to consider pink, lilac, and other effeminite colours. Personally I like a quality plain white shirt, but my wife says that's boring. She, by the way, is going to look stunning in a peach Karen Millen ensemble. So I wouldn't want to clash.

Point me at shirts chaps.....

[Thankyou4calling]

Try Hawes and Curtis if you like nice stripey shirts with a decent tie. Only £25 a shirt at the mo.

[Tyre Smoke]

Top man!

Just the job.

[Flintstone]

Tyre Smoke said:

Right chaps, I'm off to Norn Iron........

Here you go. This'll do you. No trouble at all.

[dougc]

Pimp my shirt

http://www.tailorstore.co.uk/

[Tyre Smoke]

Flintstone said:

Tyre Smoke said:

Right chaps, I'm off to Norn Iron........

Here you go. This'll do you. No trouble at all.

You know my wife's family don't you????

You owe me a keyboard

[Tyre Smoke]

anonymous said:

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Decent lounge suit Tonks, mid grey plain Pierre Cardin two piece.

Edited by Tyre Smoke on Wednesday 30th June 19:20

[working class]

Pink, chicks dig pink!

[davido140]

dougc said:

Pimp my shirt

http://www.tailorstore.co.uk/

Very cool website! are the shirts good quality from here?

[HOGEPH]

Quality never goes out of style...

[Manks]

Tyre Smoke said:

Right chaps, I'm off to Norn Iron for my BiL's wedding at the end of the month and need a new shirt and tie. I never wear a 'traditional' shirt these days, being the boss and all that, so all my shirts and ties are somewhat 'functional'.

I'm an average size chest (42ish) and 15.5 collar. I'm fully comfortable with my sexuality, so am happy to consider pink, lilac, and other effeminite colours. Personally I like a quality plain white shirt, but my wife says that's boring. She, by the way, is going to look stunning in a peach Karen Millen ensemble. So I wouldn't want to clash.

Point me at shirts chaps.....

White shirts are classy - providing you buy a good one with fine cloth and sharp collar. So if you like white, buy one, it's not boring. But choose your tie wisely - understated and well knotted.

[williamp]

If it wwre me, I'd buy a new white shirt. The £25 ones from M&S are excellent, comfortable, easy to iron and last a long time.

I would choose a tie in a solid colour to complement what my wife wears. It doesnt have to match, but complement. Ask her: she'll know

[Disco You]

Get yourself down to a T.M. Lewin, their shirts are of excellent quality and last nicely. Their ties are pretty good too

[Cupid Stunt]

I'm a huge fan of Reiss shirts, they're usually around the £90-100 mark & I've always found the quality of the material & the cut to be absolutely spot on

[Cotty]

Tyre Smoke said:

Right chaps, I'm off to Norn Iron for my BiL's wedding at the end of the month and need a new shirt and tie.

If you need to take your tie off at the reception then perhaps one of these (smart enough with a tie but relaxed without)
http://www.ctshirts.co.uk/ym-gbpdefault/yr-yd-Men'...
http://www.ctshirts.co.uk/ym-gbpdefault/yr-yd-Men'...

Edited by Cotty on Wednesday 30th June 23:49

[g3org3y]

anonymous said:

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Or while you're at M&S, you could buy a tie from there too!

[catso]

[Reload]

HOGEPH said:

Quality never goes out of style...

We used those as our 5-a-side kits last season. Didn't half put the other sides off

[Dave200]

anonymous said:

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I could have guessed you were a City worker from those few words alone.

OP - Buy something that fits well, isn't a garish colour/design, and doesn't clash with your wife or the groom. Tonker would probably have you in chinos with a blazer for the reception, if he had his way...

[missing the VR6]

Decent quality white shirt with a Duchamp Tie, is the way forward.