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Colin

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Registered: 4th Apr 02
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10th Sep 10 at 21:06

Got 2 weddings coming up, need some suit/shirt/shoes.....................whats the fashion with regard to wedding wear these days? Im a dedicated T-shirt, jeans & trainers guy so need some help

Need some idea's/direction!!

Not wearing a kilt, I felt like an old woman in oxfam gear at the last one & couldnt wait to get out of it!!

Was thinking a grey suit???

Twitch

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10th Sep 10 at 21:13

Colin

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10th Sep 10 at 21:14

Nah, i'd never be able to grow a tash like that in time!!

smcGSI16V

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10th Sep 10 at 21:16

I've got a wedding tomorrow.

I went M&S last night and got a new pair of shoes and shirt for £39.

I like it there, cheap and cheerful or expensive they have both choices.

I get all my shirts from there.

Colin

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10th Sep 10 at 21:23

Will check M&S

Is Burtons any good? They seem to be giving free shoes, shirt & tie with the purchase of a suit.....always suspicious when you get loads of freebies thrown in!!

Jake

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10th Sep 10 at 21:25

i bought a suit from next last week, was about 210 inc shirt, tie and cufflinks. its a good fit and had some good comments from it

AlunJ

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10th Sep 10 at 21:33

quote:
Originally posted by Colin
Will check M&S

Is Burtons any good? They seem to be giving free shoes, shirt & tie with the purchase of a suit.....always suspicious when you get loads of freebies thrown in!!

I had a burtons suit, did the job no problems... until I lost weight

Jules S

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10th Sep 10 at 21:37

I wouldn't bother with a suit.

If it's raining you will wear something over it, if it's hot you won't wear the jacket.

Get a decent polo shirt, some trousers and shoes (if you need any of them) and an overcoat (if it's raining)

am4nf

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Registered: 27th Jul 08
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10th Sep 10 at 21:54

Dont be a poofter and get it wore

Carl

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10th Sep 10 at 21:56

A nice shirt and a thin tie, no daft colours, just keep it simple. that's what i'll be going for in a couple of weeks. As long a the shirt is a good fit you'll look spot on.

Lawrah

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10th Sep 10 at 22:14

Have a look in Reiss.

http://www.reissonline.com/mens/

They do some very nice smart gear.

I like the Grey look thats all over the place just now.

Like this http://images.asos.com/inv/media/0/7/3/0/1130370/grey/image1xxl.jpg sort of.

So its still smart, but not over smart.

http://images.asos.com/inv/media/3/9/4/6/576493/grey/image1xxl.jpg

Tommy L

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10th Sep 10 at 22:18

My grey suit I got from Next for a wedding I went to a few weeks ago. Not the best picture but you get the idea.

JadeM

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10th Sep 10 at 22:24

Do I get a new dress since your getting a new suit ???

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10th Sep 10 at 22:30

Colin - all the piss from Burtons will be off the self. Good if you are a standard size.

I got a suit from Slaters (mens wear shoppy in Aberdeen) a couple of weeks back.

Think I went for a 44L in the end for the shoulder size

, but had to get heaps taken in on the waist.

For a wedding though I'd 100% say a Kilt. Its just not right wearing a suit - you'll look english.

am4nf

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10th Sep 10 at 22:34

quote:
Originally posted by AK
For a wedding though I'd 100% say a Kilt. Its just not right wearing a suit - you'll look english.

Exactly

Lawrah

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10th Sep 10 at 22:36

quote:
Originally posted by JadeM
Do I get a new dress since your getting a new suit ???

And may I have one since you are both going 2 a wedding?

Colin

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10th Sep 10 at 23:08

quote:
Originally posted by Jules S
I wouldn't bother with a suit.

If it's raining you will wear something over it, if it's hot you won't wear the jacket.

Get a decent polo shirt, some trousers and shoes (if you need any of them) and an overcoat (if it's raining)

Polo shirt......to a wedding?

Is that not a bit of a no-no?

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10th Sep 10 at 23:09

I'd never try it

Colin

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10th Sep 10 at 23:10

quote:
Originally posted by Lawrah

And may I have one since you are both going 2 a wedding?

Im not sure Jade would let me give you one Lawrah

Colin

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10th Sep 10 at 23:11

quote:
Originally posted by JadeM
Do I get a new dress since your getting a new suit ???

No you've got enough dresses to open your own shop

Colin

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10th Sep 10 at 23:11

quote:
Originally posted by am4nf
Dont be a poofter and get it wore

Done the kilt last one we went to.......felt like a granny.

Colin

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10th Sep 10 at 23:13

quote:
Originally posted by AK
Colin - all the piss from Burtons will be off the self. Good if you are a standard size.

I got a suit from Slaters (mens wear shoppy in Aberdeen) a couple of weeks back.

Think I went for a 44L in the end for the shoulder size , but had to get heaps taken in on the waist.

For a wedding though I'd 100% say a Kilt. Its just not right wearing a suit - you'll look english.

I think theres a Slaters in Stirling, i'll check it out!!

Really dont like being in a kilt, I gave it a go but its not for me!

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10th Sep 10 at 23:21

Aye, staff were really helpful.... proper help over can I take your cash quickly help.

Was about £230 I think, but they have suits from about £150 (trousers and jacket)

Oh Oh Oh - Colon - have you thought about Troo's and tails/jacket. Different!

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10th Sep 10 at 23:24

recent wedding I was at. Chap on the right was wearing tartan trousers

Guy in suit is English.

Hammer

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10th Sep 10 at 23:38

A fucking polo shirt

I wore a grey suit with a matching waistcoat, job's a good'un. There isn't much choice, you either wear a suit or you wear a kilt.

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