Men Office Wear Thread (2nd Thread)

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purple shirt + yellow tie with smiley faces and green pants finish it up with yellow PCK boots :crazy:
 

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hmm.. no one mention raoul sales at hitachi tower?

guys working there may want to take a look..sales started last wk till end of may i think..

mens shirt 3 for $165/$180$200..limited selection for size 14.5/15/15.5 but i think they restock a few everyday.. so if u r lucky.. maybe able to get a few decent ones..
 

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thanks for sharing...

Let's say for the $165 for 3 shirts, for that quality, how much is the usual price? Any idea?
 
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$165 is based on all 3 shirts are 1 ply.. which usual price is abt $99 ++ ea
$200 is based on all 3 shirts are 2 ply... which usual price should be $129 ++ ea
$180, means your 3 shirts is a mixture 1 & 2 ply.


got bigger sizes, and there are more selection for bigger sizes. 16.5/17
 

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maybe all guys in the same office should wear like this for one day.


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Black pants and blazer and shades, then wear skinny tie...
Look mean, look serious. :s7:
 

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then each guy in the office got different names like

Mr. Blond
Mr. Brown
Mr. Pink
Mr. Blue

etc, just rike the movie.
 

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daniel_lss said:
This is the 2nd thread as previous thread "What type of office wear to make yourself look smart ? eg shirt, pants, shoes" that had been deleted !!!

**dont ask me WHY ? I have no idea as well**

Since we have 2nd thread, maybe we can add on to Men Grooming. Share your experiences...


wat is smart???
 

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SecretAgent said:
riverisland is not bad... but only for slim guys.. their long sleeves cutting is slim slim type..

sales is just over last week.. :)

yeah got one long sleeves @ 50%..songs...
 

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Asian Men's Hairstyles

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anyone tailor business wears in bangkok b4? can provide some details like shopname, location, price, how long it takes to tailor?

thinking to go bk in aug and shun bian tailor some shirts. need advice, thks
 

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hongge said:
anyone tailor business wears in bangkok b4? can provide some details like shopname, location, price, how long it takes to tailor?

thinking to go bk in aug and shun bian tailor some shirts. need advice, thks
go to a.song tailor. very popular. you can google their website. prices seems reasonable enough.
 

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anyone can tell me if PEDRO/BEETLE BUGS working shoes is good ? I have not try these 2 brand before... but my main concern would be the sole... some really wear off really fast.....
 

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daniel_lss said:
anyone can tell me if PEDRO/BEETLE BUGS working shoes is good ? I have not try these 2 brand before... but my main concern would be the sole... some really wear off really fast.....
had pedro leather shoes... dont think it is gd.. the leather starts to drop/come off very fast...


had beetle campus shoes? dont know what u call those :p hehe.. anyway is for casual wear one.. the thread came loose after a few wear...can see the yellow cotton/sponge :p but i am the suay one.. cos gt fren also gt shoes from beatle bug and had no complains...
 
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