New uniform rules?

[Darkstone42]

I live in Florida and work at a university. 'Nuff said.

I got a life's quota of tucking my shirt in and wearing a full suit, tie and white shirt while working at an investment firm in Pittsburgh. Business casual days? What's that?

Tucking in my shirt in this heat is just unbearable.

When I teach, it's shirt and tie, as neat as I can be. Once class ends, I change into shorts and a polo. Tucson is also too hot.

If it's pump oil day, I'll wear shorts and an old t-shirt. Pump oil day is not among my favorite days.

 

[Forty_Sixand2]

I'm now a fed, so I am Brooks Brothers and Hugo Boss. I kind of dig it though. When I was teaching and in grad school it was ripped jeans and a mohawk though at Pitt.

 

[DevilishWon]

I'm now a fed, so I am Brooks Brothers and Hugo Boss. I kind of dig it though. When I was teaching and in grad school it was ripped jeans and a mohawk though at Pitt.

You always look sharp in Brooks Brothers

 

[Forty_Sixand2]

I have big shoulders (46 inch jacket) but shirts for that size always are for bigger dudes also look boxy in me. The BB slim fit dress shirts fit perfect. I save 15 a shirt by NOT having to tailor it. They are expensive, but as you said, you can't look bad in them.

 

[IPostedWhat]

I have big shoulders.

 

[Winged_Wheel88]

 

[jstewismybastardson]

psst ... eloco


i saw that the tinfoilhat crowd surmises that this is a precursor to the NHL putting advertising on the back hem of nhl jerseys

 

[elocomotive]

Lol.

I somehow missed this thread when looking through. Sorry guys. A little off today. Too many 12 oz. curls this weekend.

 

[pixburgher66]

Ladies love a sharp dressed man.

Sidenote: for a long time I thought that song was "shot glass man".

 

[sabresfaninthesouth]

I have big shoulders (46 inch jacket) but shirts for that size always are for bigger dudes also look boxy in me. The BB slim fit dress shirts fit perfect. I save 15 a shirt by NOT having to tailor it. They are expensive, but as you said, you can't look bad in them.

You could look into some of the British mail-order manufacturers too because the slim fit is pretty standard there.

I mail-order all of mine and I can usually get them for about $35 each, perfect fit, and they're often mistaken for much more expensive shirts.

 

[IPostedWhat]

I'm now a fed, so I am Brooks Brothers and Hugo Boss. I kind of dig it though. When I was teaching and in grad school it was ripped jeans and a mohawk though at Pitt.

Eh, close enough.

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[forty_three]

There's just something about a tucked jersey that screams hockey to me... That tells me someone has been playing since they were old enough to walk and couldn't find jerseys their size. And it just became habit.

I was going to ask precisely what issue we were trying to solve (A guy has better movement with his top hand - NO!), but if it's ads...

 

[Forty_Sixand2]

You could look into some of the British mail-order manufacturers too because the slim fit is pretty standard there.

I mail-order all of mine and I can usually get them for about $35 each, perfect fit, and they're often mistaken for much more expensive shirts.

Care to PM me some manufacturers or links?

 

[sabre0917]

Bobby Orr was probably the best overall hockey player ever, but he won the Hart 3 years in a row, not 8 years in a row like Gretzky did.

Plus his second to last year of playing, he still put up 90 points 97-98. These were the years of all the clutching and grabbing. He ended up being the 4th leading scorer that year. It's just crazy to think he always was the best or if not top 5 player during his entire career.