Top button on Shirts/Polo shirts

[Manchester_lalala]

Typical bluemoon double hard bastards are out in force.

It suits certain tops like said already.

 

[FantasyIreland]

Paul smith - done up.

Fred perry - done up.

 

[nobody can eat fifty eggs]

I don't do it because i like to show my belcher off round my neck and if it's buttoned up you can't see it, oh hang on.....what if I wear my belcher outside my polo? That'll do the trick it's a win, win! Woohoo NYE here I come!!

 

[bezer57]

Done it for yrs good on some polos and shirts Ben shermans and most mod stuff !!!its not just something else the young have come up with (sex,drugs,and rock n roll.)!!

 

[bluesmith]

Yeah I leave the bottom button on my suit undone, but don't mind if blokes buttion it.

Which is fair enough. Just a year ago there would not be many people buttoning up to the top and now there are loads doing it.

Do you do it? Have you always done it?

Button up has been back in fashion for a good 3 years, as someone has already said its the mod look. Fashion always recycles, its like check shirts mid to late nineties they were loads then they disappeared and now their popular again.

 

[CITY FOR LIFE]

My lad wears his buttoned up and I have to say it looks a lot smarter then some of the things I see around the streets, Bought him a Stone Island Tee Shirt for Christmas, white and worn buttoned up looks smart and reminds me of the 60s-70s........maybe thats why I like it.

 

[scotty123]

My fat neck doesn't allow for button closure but I do like my polo shirts, well not actually 'polo' by Ralph Lauren, I think they are poor quality, I like the Hackett ones myself.

Iv got a big neck, used to do a lot of weights and even my biggest polo shirts wont button on the top one, looks ok though if your young and got a neck like a chicken

 

[urban genie]

polo shirts of perry and the like I always button up since young as it was how they were worn I was told when a teen. mod fashion apparently, dont get people doing it on a normal shirt with no tie to be fair