Nightlife Attire Shirts

[BigDex14]

I'm mostly bringing short sleeves with me on my upcoming trip. Its just too damn hot in July to be rocking the longsleeves!

[not a vet but no rookie]

I'm mostly bringing short sleeves with me on my upcoming trip. Its just too damn hot in July to be rocking the longsleeves!

yea i rocked long-sleeved plaid shirts on my last trip but each time I rolled the sleeves up with the quickness

[otapnam]

just drop by EXPRESS and buy some shirts. if aero is where u usually go, theres prob an express @ your mall and should still fall into your price range

[not a vet but no rookie]

just drop by EXPRESS and buy some shirts. if aero is where u usually go, theres prob an express @ your mall and should still fall into your price range

+1, get colors outside of the typical ones (black, dark blue, white) and you can stand out w/o putting a lot of money or effort in

[otapnam]

oh yeah and if you have an H&M in your area just get a button up shirt there

[bob1234]

Express prob best low end dress shirt.

My advice would be to find a tailor before you pay Zegna prices.

[blibblab]

Express prob best low end dress shirt.

My advice would be to find a tailor before you pay Zegna prices.

Or if you know the sellers, buy off of eBay or in consignment shops for deals on higher end clothing. If you know what you're buying, you can build a nice wardrobe for an affordable price (might just need a trusty tailor for corrections).

Problem I have with some pseudo high end labels like Hugo Boss, John Varvatos, etc is that many of them produce their clothing out the same places in China as aeropostle, Gap, and other basic mall clothing finds. So many time you are just paying for the name (next time you shop, just take a feel of the clothing... It's barely noticeable in difference from that $15 shirt and the $115 one).

[DeX]

Wow... that's a bit harsh... he asked a reasonable question.

If you saw a pic of bob, you would understand why hes so bitter.......

[cm4short]

Express prob best low end dress shirt.

My advice would be to find a tailor before you pay Zegna prices.

My and my bro rocked the short sleeve button ups to TAO with no problems. Both were the fitted, military style. Mine was Mark Ecko his was express.

[cm4short]

Express prob best low end dress shirt.

My advice would be to find a tailor before you pay Zegna prices.

Or if you know the sellers, buy off of eBay or in consignment shops for deals on higher end clothing. If you know what you're buying, you can build a nice wardrobe for an affordable price (might just need a trusty tailor for corrections).

Problem I have with some pseudo high end labels like Hugo Boss, John Varvatos, etc is that many of them produce their clothing out the same places in China as aeropostle, Gap, and other basic mall clothing finds. So many time you are just paying for the name (next time you shop, just take a feel of the clothing... It's barely noticeable in difference from that $15 shirt and the $115 one).

This is very true about paying high prices for the same clothes. My bro traveled to Thailand while he was deployed a few years back. He mailed us back some 'Red Monkey Jeans' and some other stuff which was popular at the time. Then he gets back to the states to find what he was paying 2 for $20 was going for $150-200 at Macy's. Also, Ed Hardy jeans, which were just growing popular at the time, were using the same jeans as Red Money. This was clearly identifiable by the stitching, material and patch work.

I never pay full price for any of my stuff. Because there's always someone who will have the exact same or.similar product for cheap.

[SelfMade]

Express prob best low end dress shirt.

My advice would be to find a tailor before you pay Zegna prices.

Tailored clothes are always the best option, but for the kind of material that goes well with LV temps you'd be hard pressed to find a tailor that bets Zegna rack prices.

cm4short's short-sleeve outfit looks fine. With those slacks (I think?) you'll be better dressed than a vast majority of the entire continent's nightclub goers. I personally wouldn't wear a tie with a short-sleeve but that's just personal preference.

[Mr Blond]

1. Affliction... Ed Hardy... anything with lots of writing all over it is always cool.
-Preferably the newer style V-necks cause chicks dig man-cleavage.

2. SUNGLASSES!!! (only at night in dark clubs) The bigger & brighter color the better. Shit, wear more than one pair and really show people whats up.

I'm hoping this is irony...

Very ironic.

Living here in NY I see all that shit, so it's kinda an ongoing joke. It's weird sometimes... being surrounded by "Jersey Shore" type douches on one side, then polar opposite frail hipsters on the other side. It's quite the mix.

[IRockNvegas]

Man cleavage bedszzeled dragons and swords lol I think that's what Ronnie from JS was wearing when he got busted in the mouth in Italy

[cm4short]

Express prob best low end dress shirt.

My advice would be to find a tailor before you pay Zegna prices.

Tailored clothes are always the best option, but for the kind of material that goes well with LV temps you'd be hard pressed to find a tailor that bets Zegna rack prices.

cm4short's short-sleeve outfit looks fine. With those slacks (I think?) you'll be better dressed than a vast majority of the entire continent's nightclub goers. I personally wouldn't wear a tie with a short-sleeve but that's just personal preference.

I'm the one on the left wearing the white jeans. I did have white slacks (Express Photographer, *best slacks ever). They unfortunately were oil stained and I've been unable to find a suitable replacement. The tie thing is a new trend which I've seen catching. Not exactly my style, but it worked well for my bro that night tho. I seemed to double as a leash as we was repeatedly led to the dance floor.

[Guest]

just drop by EXPRESS and buy some shirts. if aero is where u usually go, theres prob an express @ your mall and should still fall into your price range

+1 express is the spot, unless you are getting into suits then I would stay away from the express