I'm a, what do you call them, metrosexual. I'm not scared to wear pink and living in the North East right now is funny with all the comments from the homophobic northerners about my pink shirts. I'm coming down to London in two weeks time and I want to buy a pink shirt. I'm into stripes too. I've got a couple of Thomas Pink shirts and a few Hawes & Curtis ones. Any other similarly priced brands I should look at with main shop being in London?

Thanks

ps. I was told this was the place to find out information about pink shirts.

LMAO

http://www.rainbowdepot.com/

Ahh. This is what I've been searching for all these years.

Jermyn Street is where I go.....

I like Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts

Mail order, and you don't even need to come down to the Smoke to get them.

I'm staying in a hotel on Jermyn Street so, yeah, I'll have a look Last couple of times I've been down I've stayed on my mates floor in an ex-council flat in Camden. Bringing the girlfriend this time so a little more upclass.

Also. How do you say Jermyn Street? (Relative to other words)

lol

http://www.jermynshirts.com/

"Germy End" Street

i don't know if you have american apparels in the UK, but (as much as everyone who works in every store is a fucking stuck-up indie hipster fucktard) they're shirts are wicked comfy and come in lots of colors including PINK. i've got a pink penguin polo shirt which is pretty nice - those also come in various colors.

also, not to be a thread-jacker, but on the topic of clothing, where can i find some nice fred perry polos? those are a bitch to come by in the US.

Ahh. The good old Fred Perry polo. If you send me 86,000 Ugandan Dollars I'll send you a few. Just give me your sort code and account number and we'll set it up.

hehe
http://www.fonejacker.tv/UGD_Monies.shtml

off topic, what exactly can someone do with your acct no and sort-code??

if i need to send someone money, i would require these things

fred perry shop, covent garden.

shit, i think with what i have sitting in my room im a ugandan millionaire!

Yeah its in Carnaby st, soho

There's one up Shoreditch way, too. I remember because I was amused by the inherent contradiction of a company that's marketed with an anti-globalisation slant going global.

american apparel? no way, i bought a hoodie there wore it sparingly for 4 months treated it well there's a 2cm hole in the seam already!

there's actually a shop called PINK they sell loads of literally posh metrosexual pink shirts. sure i saw hippy walking out with 2 bags the other day.

I very rarely do the suit, shirt and tie thing so don't claim to be any kind of expert on this but do have a numer of shirts from Turnbull and Asser that are exquisite, only other shirt that comes close was a silk Yohji Yamamoto number I bought for a ball in the late eighties, took clothes rather more seriously back then. Their (Turnbull and Assers's) service is second to none and they more than likely have a selection of different hues of pink for you to choose from.

The thing I like best of all is that they have purpose made shop shirts, with their size embriodered on them, for you to try on to find the right size. This means you're always absolutely the first person ever to put on a shirt you buy from them. If other people do this I've never come across it, maybe it's a little silly but I think its a nice touch on their part

Here's their website and they have a shop on Jermyn Street

www.turnbullandasser.co.uk

I've got a few PINK shirts as said above. Thomas Pink is what I called them to remove any ambiguation.

I've been told that They're one of the best. I shall have to have a look.

That's no way to speak about the shop assistants!!

i get my shiz from uniqlo on account of its unprecedented cheapness.

street south of picadilly 1 block south
full of posh shops you could prolly find a pink shirt for £600 smackers if you looked hard enough

that's like, one and half hed3s.

Jermyn Street is to shirts as Saville Row is to suits.....many fine emporiums all in a row.....also a bloody good cheese shop too, and the back entrance of Fortnum and Masons for afternoon tea....

Pronounced like "German" but with "i" replacing the "a".

Check out Swaine, Adeney and Brigg on St James Street near the end of Jermyn Street if you want a top class umbrella or shooting stick.....oh and Lobb shoes is on St James street too....

haaaaaaaaaa

I like umbrellas. I think I'll pass onthe shoes though. My next pair will be sidis. Not Lobb.

I'd rather go to

Horses for courses. Each to there own. All that rubbish. I don't spend too much on clothes but shirts, suits and shoes etc. I like to spend a little more.

regents st?!

oxfam

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