For the Well Dressed Man

Discussion in 'The Chatterbox' started by Sir Critic, Mar 23, 2012.

  1. Sir Critic

    Sir Critic Member

    Hi Everyone:
    Been a while since I've posted anything although I have occasionally read a few threads as an "anonymous" user. I'm usually short on time and what is worthwhile has already been said - by others :)

    That said the other day I did find a channel by Antonio called RealMenRealStyle This is for the guys that care about how they look. Take a peak and tell me what you think. I'm not associated with Antonio in any form or way I just find it fascinating that in one video he show how a scarf can be tied 7 different ways.

    Enjoy, hope this is not old news.
     
  2. GDCarrington

    GDCarrington Burma Shave

    Welcome back!
     
  3. Sir Critic

    Sir Critic Member

    Thanks. Freindly people like you is what keeps me interested in TSD. I'm now on spring break so maybe I can keep a thread going :)
     
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  4. ischiapp

    ischiapp New Product Bloodhound

    Scarfs.
    I use them in the cold.
    I like the knots.
    There are so many.
    Mine is the Pretzel.


    You?
     
  5. gorgo2

    gorgo2 geezerhood

    I have one scarf, dark blue cashmere that gets broke out perhaps once a year when the temperature drops here in central Florida (acclimation sucks...back in Ohio I'd be running around in a t-shirt). The scarf goes with my only coat, a U.S. Navy "bluejacket" (utility jacket) like the one issued to me in boot camp long long ago.

    As for the knot, it isn't a necktie. Standard twice around the neck and simple loose overhand knot, all tucked inside. That's it.

    Would I wear Tom Baker's old scarf if somebody gave me a three foot version? Probably.
     
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  6. swarden43

    swarden43 "It's your shave. Enjoy it your way."©

    Yup, just to keep the cold from blowing down into your coat. Not a necktie.
    I have a gray wool scarf. Don't wear it much, just as needed. For me it's function, not fashion.
     
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  7. wristwatchb

    wristwatchb wristwatch "danger" b

    I prefer not to wear anything with a high neck. I only wear a scarf if it is bitter cold. Around these parts, it amounts to once or twice per year.

    Bottom line, I've never been encumbered by fashion trends. ;)
     
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  8. John Beeman

    John Beeman Little chicken in hot water

    I have quite a few that I've accumulated over the years (mostly as gifts), but they never seem to get used. I spend a lot of time outdoors year-round so winters I'm usually dressed in layers already hence the scarves never seem to get put into service. Maybe if I was in the habit of long walks I might utilize them but about the only time I pull them out is if we're going somewhere that I need to look a little more dressed up than usual. A nice scarf can make an otherwise drab jacket look pretty decent.
    Interesting idea with the knot. My luck is I'd trip, catch it on something, and hang myself.
     
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  9. blondblue

    blondblue Well-Known Member

    I'm not a fashion freak either....what you see is what you get.
     
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