I've got a BlankLabel gift card expiring soon, so help me choose a shirt! I already have basic whites and blues, so looking for a simple pattern design to spice things up (stripes, checkers, etc.). Keep in mind, this will be for SA, so nothing outrageous.
Here's some options: http://www.blanklabel.com/products/Catalog http://hello.blank-label.com/the-classics/
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just pick one that matches your purse.
Stick to white and blue
There's no such thing as enough white and blue shirts but I'd get http://www.blanklabel.com/dress-shirts/Theo
^That's actually one of the shirts I'm considerings. Is something like it appropriate for SA?
I wouldn't wear such prominent stripes but that's probably just me...
one pic shows the collar as spread, the other shows point....hmmm
What?
It's a spread collar. The first pic shows the spread collar as if the shirt was being worn, while the other pic shows the shirt folded up laying flat--the button is pushed forward in this position, and thus to the unaware eye, it would look similar to a cutaway collar.
Black designs, way to go these days!
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