Anyone got one of these shirts?
Anyone got one of these shirts?
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Andrew[MG]

Original Poster:

3,359 posts

227 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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www.duchamplondon.com They are very expensive for off the peg so I was looking for a recommendation....

Lefty Guns

21,266 posts

231 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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eek

£16 for a pair of socks?

Even I was a gajillionaire I don't think I';d spend £16 on a pair of socks. laugh


Note: Gajillion - an unfeasibly large number that I may have made up.

AndyBe

6,928 posts

236 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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I recommend C&A or M&S. Or Next. Or anywhere that doesn't take over a 100 quid for a (bloody awful looking) shirt.

Lefty Guns

21,266 posts

231 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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I've got a few tailored shirts that cost about the same as those. No way I'd pay that money for off-the-shelf cause they'll never fit me properly.

Yes I've got arms like a gibbon and a neck like a hippo.

irked

Alfa numeric

3,168 posts

208 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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AndyBe said:
I recommend C&A
Didn't they retreat from these shores about 10 years ago?

TM Lewin's good, they always seem to have some sort of offer on.

schmalex

13,616 posts

235 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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Good grief. I looked at their shirts & the immediate thought that popped into my head was "for £130, you too could look like a gay bellend"

What a pointless amount of money for gaudy off the peg tat.

markmullen

15,877 posts

263 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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Lefty Guns said:
eek

£16 for a pair of socks?

Even I was a gajillionaire I don't think I';d spend £16 on a pair of socks. laugh


Note: Gajillion - an unfeasibly large number that I may have made up.
In a moment of insanity I paid £20 for a pair of socks, they lasted one day and the next time I tried to wear them I put my toe through the end. Arse.

AndyBe

6,928 posts

236 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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schmalex said:
Good grief. I looked at their shirts & the immediate thought that popped into my head was "for £130, you too could look like a gay bellend"

What a pointless amount of money for gaudy off the peg tat.
laugh

AndyBe

6,928 posts

236 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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Alfa numeric said:
AndyBe said:
I recommend C&A
Didn't they retreat from these shores about 10 years ago?

TM Lewin's good, they always seem to have some sort of offer on.
Goes to show the last time I bought a shirt.

BrabusMog

21,774 posts

215 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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markmullen said:
Lefty Guns said:
eek

£16 for a pair of socks?

Even I was a gajillionaire I don't think I';d spend £16 on a pair of socks. laugh


Note: Gajillion - an unfeasibly large number that I may have made up.
In a moment of insanity I paid £20 for a pair of socks, they lasted one day and the next time I tried to wear them I put my toe through the end. Arse.
Paul Smith?

They are pretty poor quality, but I love them and have 10 pairs. I learnt after I ruined a pair on their third outing you just have to be very careful when pulling them on.

toohuge

3,473 posts

245 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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I have one or two Duchamp shirts, they are good but not for all that money. They do happen to fit me well. I prefer thomas pink/charles tyrwhitt.

smile

Lefty Guns

21,266 posts

231 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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I'm quite happy to spend £1000 on a tailored suit but still buy all my plain black boxers and plain black socks from next.

laugh

rhinochopig

17,932 posts

227 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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Andrew[MG] said:
www.duchamplondon.com They are very expensive for off the peg so I was looking for a recommendation....
You viewed their home page and still entered their store. Why would you want to dress like a cross between a Paedophile and John Perwtees Dr Who?

BrabusMog

21,774 posts

215 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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Lefty Guns said:
I'm quite happy to spend £1000 on a tailored suit but still buy all my plain black boxers and plain black socks from next.

laugh
Good God, man! M&S for your under garments!

jesta1865

3,453 posts

238 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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AndyBe said:
I recommend C&A or M&S. Or Next. Or anywhere that doesn't take over a 100 quid for a (bloody awful looking) shirt.
i thought as they were so bad, that's what i got paid every time i wore it, bleugrh!

markmullen

15,877 posts

263 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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BrabusMog said:
markmullen said:
Lefty Guns said:
eek

£16 for a pair of socks?

Even I was a gajillionaire I don't think I';d spend £16 on a pair of socks. laugh


Note: Gajillion - an unfeasibly large number that I may have made up.
In a moment of insanity I paid £20 for a pair of socks, they lasted one day and the next time I tried to wear them I put my toe through the end. Arse.
Paul Smith?

They are pretty poor quality, but I love them and have 10 pairs. I learnt after I ruined a pair on their third outing you just have to be very careful when pulling them on.
How in the hell did you know they were Paul Smith just from that? Good work sir!

Pothole

34,367 posts

311 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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rhinochopig said:
Andrew[MG] said:
www.duchamplondon.com They are very expensive for off the peg so I was looking for a recommendation....
You viewed their home page and still entered their store. Why would you want to dress like a cross between a Paedophile and John Perwtees Dr Who?
that's very funny

Lefty Guns

21,266 posts

231 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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BrabusMog said:
Lefty Guns said:
I'm quite happy to spend £1000 on a tailored suit but still buy all my plain black boxers and plain black socks from next.

laugh
Good God, man! M&S for your under garments!
hehe

Next has a carpark...

BrabusMog

21,774 posts

215 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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markmullen said:
BrabusMog said:
markmullen said:
Lefty Guns said:
eek

£16 for a pair of socks?

Even I was a gajillionaire I don't think I';d spend £16 on a pair of socks. laugh


Note: Gajillion - an unfeasibly large number that I may have made up.
In a moment of insanity I paid £20 for a pair of socks, they lasted one day and the next time I tried to wear them I put my toe through the end. Arse.
Paul Smith?

They are pretty poor quality, but I love them and have 10 pairs. I learnt after I ruined a pair on their third outing you just have to be very careful when pulling them on.
How in the hell did you know they were Paul Smith just from that? Good work sir!
Twenty quid for a pair and extremely poor quality? There could only have been one answer. I didn't study fashion at university just for the women you see.

Neil_H

15,418 posts

280 months

Wednesday 16th September 2009
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