Comments on: Who and How to Wear Vertical Stripped Shirts – Short and Tall Men http://www.tailorinstyle.com/10/who-and-how-to-wear-vertical-stripped-shirts-%e2%80%93-short-and-tall-men/ The Guide To Men's Clothing Fri, 30 Jan 2009 07:58:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jeff Collins, Professional Haberdasher http://www.tailorinstyle.com/10/who-and-how-to-wear-vertical-stripped-shirts-%e2%80%93-short-and-tall-men/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Jeff Collins, Professional Haberdasher Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:20:46 +0000 http://www.tailorinstyle.com/?p=10#comment-14 I would have to guess that only 10-15% of my clients still wear two color stripes. The bengal stripe or narrow burgundy on white is a bit old school. I haven't sold too many of those in the last decade. What gentlemen tend to wear these days are multi-stripes, something you eluded that would be on a later post. These shirts have become the transitional shirt, working with or without a tie. The single stripe can be a little less diverse in color & pattern. Hints: For a tie combination with a striped shirt try a striped tie of a different width, solid ties or ties with a tossed pattern (dots of some sort). My Best, Jeff Collins Professional Haberdasher www.MyHaberdasher.com I would have to guess that only 10-15% of my clients still wear two color stripes. The bengal stripe or narrow burgundy on white is a bit old school. I haven’t sold too many of those in the last decade. What gentlemen tend to wear these days are multi-stripes, something you eluded that would be on a later post. These shirts have become the transitional shirt, working with or without a tie. The single stripe can be a little less diverse in color & pattern.

Hints: For a tie combination with a striped shirt try a striped tie of a different width, solid ties or ties with a tossed pattern (dots of some sort).

My Best,

Jeff Collins
Professional Haberdasher
http://www.MyHaberdasher.com

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