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t-shirt over shirt

fashionfriend · 2007-02-16 09:38:02

What do you think of a t-shirt worn over this type of shirt, maybe not a 3/4 length sleeve tho. What coulour and style t-shirt would look good?

16-02-2007 10:38am

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fashionfriend

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What do you think of a t-shirt worn over this type of shirt, maybe not a 3/4 length sleeve tho.

What coulour and style t-shirt would look good?

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#2 16-02-2007 10:39am

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Yeah, wear some shorts over jeans while you're at it too

why do you want to wear a tshirt OVER a bulky shirt? If you're cold, wear it underneath

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#3 16-02-2007 11:38am

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No a Tshirt, providing its smart enough and has full lenght arms can look quiet sharp when worn over a shirt. Be careful though to chose a smart tshirt.

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