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View Poll Results: More annoying: Formal clothing in Winter Vs. Summer
Winter 6 22.22%
Summer 21 77.78%
Voters: 27. You may not vote on this poll

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Old 11-03-2013, 09:43 AM
 
Location: Northville, MI
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You don't have a choice to pick who you are, compadres You can run but you can't hide.

Urban Dictionary: desi

So it seems that you already wear suit + tie. Just don't pick them from Kohl's.
The last Definition is outright racist .

I have zero tolerance for racism on the basis of religion, caste, or lifestyle. Avoid such links in the future.

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Old 11-03-2013, 10:37 AM
 
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Having to don formal attire in the dog days of summer is much worse than having to do so in the winter. As a man with an athletic build the top button of the dress shirt and my neck are NOT friends. This relationship grows even more strained when the temp goes over 90 degrees.

I feel you there.

I suggest getting dress shirts tailored. Buying off-the-rack for a man with a trim and athletic build is definitely tough. I used to have a LOT of trouble. Since it has been 9 years since I stopped wrestling and my neck is therefore not as thick now, I can go off the rack from some places like Express slim or Banana Republic slim for some shirts but still get others tailored. This is simply because buying by "neck size" is so pointless and not representative of arm-length, chest size, waist size etc. It's like buying shoes based on the width if your pinky toe. Sure, there might be correlations out there that get it right for a small % of the population, but the rest are left with shirts that don't fit well and are either uncomfortable, unattractive or both!

If you get them tailored, you can get the proper size in all of those and it will not be uncomfortable to button and still fit well everywhere
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