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Buttonless collar OK without tie?
ef...@aol.com (Ed)
4/1/2004 7:54:43 PM
I'm going out next week on a speed date – you know, where you meet 12
women for 6 minutes each. Age group 35–45. Anyway, the organizer
says most people show up directly from work. Would it be OK to wear a
dress shirt with a medium spread collar (not a button down collar),
and no tie? I love the shirt, but something tells me I may look
sloppy. I don't want to wear a tie. Wear the shirt, or find a button
down collar?
Ed Parker
women for 6 minutes each. Age group 35–45. Anyway, the organizer
says most people show up directly from work. Would it be OK to wear a
dress shirt with a medium spread collar (not a button down collar),
and no tie? I love the shirt, but something tells me I may look
sloppy. I don't want to wear a tie. Wear the shirt, or find a button
down collar?
Ed Parker
"Ron" <...@home.local>
4/3/2004 11:26:03 PM
On Thu, 01 Apr 2004 19:54:43 –0800, Ed wrote:
For my I would wear a Tie with that shirt or switch to a button down.
Ron
I'm going out next week on a speed date – you know, where you meet 12
women for 6 minutes each. Age group 35–45. Anyway, the organizer
says most people show up directly from work. Would it be OK to wear a
dress shirt with a medium spread collar (not a button down collar),
and no tie? I love the shirt, but something tells me I may look
sloppy. I don't want to wear a tie. Wear the shirt, or find a button
down collar?
Ed Parker
I think its all up to how you feel about how it looks. women for 6 minutes each. Age group 35–45. Anyway, the organizer
says most people show up directly from work. Would it be OK to wear a
dress shirt with a medium spread collar (not a button down collar),
and no tie? I love the shirt, but something tells me I may look
sloppy. I don't want to wear a tie. Wear the shirt, or find a button
down collar?
Ed Parker
For my I would wear a Tie with that shirt or switch to a button down.
Ron
Lurid <u...@domain.com>
4/7/2004 12:19:40 PM
In article <1feaf16a.0404011954.6b5cf...@posting.google.com>, Ed
<ef...@aol.com> wrote:
tie. Just don't go in wearing a suit, I think that would be too much.
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Lurid
<ef...@aol.com> wrote:
I'm going out next week on a speed date – you know, where you meet 12
women for 6 minutes each. Age group 35–45. Anyway, the organizer
says most people show up directly from work. Would it be OK to wear a
dress shirt with a medium spread collar (not a button down collar),
and no tie? I love the shirt, but something tells me I may look
sloppy. I don't want to wear a tie. Wear the shirt, or find a button
down collar?
Ed Parker
It's a date, so try and look nice. I'd go with a collared shirt and women for 6 minutes each. Age group 35–45. Anyway, the organizer
says most people show up directly from work. Would it be OK to wear a
dress shirt with a medium spread collar (not a button down collar),
and no tie? I love the shirt, but something tells me I may look
sloppy. I don't want to wear a tie. Wear the shirt, or find a button
down collar?
Ed Parker
tie. Just don't go in wearing a suit, I think that would be too much.
––
Lurid
"Dr. Robert" <dr...@comcast.net>
11/14/2006 6:46:59 PM
I am beyond dating age, but I think the look of a spread collar and no tie
is beautiful. Why not wear it under a sweater or sleeveless sweater? Good
luck!
Best,
Dr. Robert
"Lurid" <u...@domain.com> wrote in message
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is beautiful. Why not wear it under a sweater or sleeveless sweater? Good
luck!
Best,
Dr. Robert
"Lurid" <u...@domain.com> wrote in message
news:070420041219402270%u...@domain.com...
In article <1feaf16a.0404011954.6b5cf...@posting.google.com>, Ed
<ef...@aol.com> wrote:
It's a date, so try and look nice. I'd go with a collared shirt and
tie. Just don't go in wearing a suit, I think that would be too much.
––
Lurid
<ef...@aol.com> wrote:
It's a date, so try and look nice. I'd go with a collared shirt and
tie. Just don't go in wearing a suit, I think that would be too much.
––
Lurid