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  • katiejanekatiejane
    edited 4:31AM
    @ ADGS - why would anyone want to look like that twat Alex James?
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  • ADGSADGS
    edited 4:31AM
    I suspect we're working from different first principles. The one man in Britpop cooler than Jarvis, and he went on to make (very nice) cheese!
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  • miss anniemiss annie
    edited 4:31AM
    Alex James is an excellent sartorial role model for the modern gentleman. I do love Jarvis though, I saw him at St Pancras last week and had a little swoon.
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  • andyandy
    edited 4:31AM
    The jumpers/shirt combo that seems to the source of so much disdain is pretty much all I wear. Except today, as I am that most despicable of things, a bloke in his thirties wearing a hoodie.
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  • kreuzkavkreuzkav
    edited 4:31AM
    Today I'm wearing a v-neck jumper over a t-shirt. I never had ADGS down as an Alex James type. He looked different on that Woodland walk video he put on here a few months ago. But tis the internet.

    Jumper over shirt is actually a nice style if you're not arrogant combined with posh in my humble opinion.
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  • sincerssincers
    edited 4:31AM
    Ha! I always feel so self conscious when I put my hoody on. I always feel i should run back to the house and don my shirt and sweater - and relax.
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  • IanIan
    edited 4:31AM
    I wear my hoodie all the time, and I've rolled past 40. It's warm and practical and I wear it without any hint of embarrassment. Obviously I dread being hugged by the PM when I wear it but I'll take my chances.
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  • ArkadyArkady
    edited 4:31AM
    Who would wear a round-neck jumper over a shirt? That would be a crass sartorial failure. Like Andy, I almost always don the (v-neck) jumper over a shirt look. I do own a hoody (a Durham University Ultimate Frisbee hoody, no less) but my missus nicked it.
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  • sincerssincers
    edited 4:31AM
    Great news!
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  • andyandy
    edited 4:31AM
    I just have this nagging feeling Kreuzkav would really take against me if we ever met. My hoodie has Brooklyn written on it. It is not part of a Beckham diffusion range.
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  • MarquisMarquis
    edited 4:31AM
    I sport tattersalls with knitted tie under roundneck jumper most of the time. And the collar sometimes just slips out, you can't really help it. That is when I'm not in a suit (creme with esapdrillos on dress-down Fridays). I'm also bloody arrogant, but it's really insecurity. Probably everyone would take against me.
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  • tosscattosscat
    edited 4:31AM
    @ Misscara - are you being disingenuous? Or are you posting from last year?
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  • sincerssincers
    edited 4:31AM
    The missus emailed me this link the other week, seemingly pleased that all I was missing was the bracelet and the knitted tie. I think Keuzkav would seriously object: <http://www.mrporter.com/intl/essentials.mrp>;
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  • MarquisMarquis
    edited 4:31AM
    Misscara - only when out hunting. Why?
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  • AliAli
    edited 4:31AM
    Do sweaters count as jumpers ?
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  • kreuzkavkreuzkav
    edited 4:31AM
    I was eyeing up a hooded top a few weeks ago. But I think with spring coming I might go dandy and start wearing a suit and floppy hat with a suitably garish shirt.
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  • PapaPapa
    edited 4:31AM
    The jumper shirt class war is a perception thing
    I could be easily be labelled posh if dressed that way.

    On the other hand my great grandad grew up in a South Wales pit village and was a miner

    I reckon almost every photo of him (taken up to the mid 1990s) features him wearing a v neck jumper over a shirt.

    He definitely wasn't posh
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  • sincerssincers
    edited 4:31AM
    Fur coat, no knickers.
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  • RoyRoy
    edited 4:31AM
    @Misscara: is that a general prohibition on the wearing (by men) of boots on the outside of jeans, or specifically on 'tucking in'? I mean, my preferred style of jeans is such that it would be pretty much physically impossible to wear them outside my boots. Tucking loose-fitting jeans into boots, though, sounds very wrong.

    -roy
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  • miss anniemiss annie
    edited 4:31AM
    @sincers That is one of my favourite expressions.
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  • ArkadyArkady
    edited 4:31AM
    Miss Annie, when you say 'favourite expression', do you mean motto?
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  • sincerssincers
    edited 4:31AM
    My ex always used to say its what she loved about me. Actually, as I think about it, it sounds a lot like she was calling me pretentious. Moi?
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  • RoyRoy
    edited 4:31AM
    @Misscara: oh dear - I obviously fail to meet the standards of the local fashion police, then!

    For my part, I don't really approve of shirts. Or jumpers, for that matter, but particurly not V-neck jumpers. I generally wear a T-shirt in all weathers.

    -roy
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