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Reply 1

It depends how formal your sixth form is I guess....
Wait till term starts and see what everyone else does.
You may run the risk of being labelled as pretentious :p:

Reply 2

you dont usually wear cufflink with a normal suit shirt do you? i thought they were only for dress shirts :s:

Reply 3

in our sixth form the guys have to wear, trousers, shirt, tie and a blazer and some of them wear cuff links, depends how smart u wanna look! :wink:

Reply 4

Cufflinks look miles smarter than buttons so its up to you.
(I went to a technical college so i can't say about Sixth Forms)

Reply 5

We have 2 wear a suit but the shurts that most people have come with buttons. So if urs dont, then wear cufflinks, dont worry about lookin pretentious or nethin like that, go 4 it!

Reply 6

I sometimes wear cufflinks (most of my bespoke shirts are to be used with cufflinks). Usually with some kind of v-neck and to make it not look formal at all i'll throw in some old jeans or something and a screwed up pair of chuck taylor's ehhe.

Reply 7

I love double cuffed shirts, they look so much cleaner than buttons.
get a few shirts from http://www.thomaspink.co.uk/ and you will look great.
Maybe a little OTT from sixth form, but it depends on the type of sixth form...

Reply 8

addict
I love double cuffed shirts, they look so much cleaner than buttons.
get a few shirts from http://www.thomaspink.co.uk/ and you will look great.
Maybe a little OTT from sixth form, but it depends on the type of sixth form...


Was at the shop a couple of days ago getting shirts ..Gotta love em. Am also fond of Charles Tyrwhitt

Reply 9

I just buy shirts, and if they're double-cuffed I wear cufflinks. If they're buttoned, so be it.

Reply 10

addict
I love double cuffed shirts, they look so much cleaner than buttons.
get a few shirts from http://www.thomaspink.co.uk/ and you will look great.
Maybe a little OTT from sixth form, but it depends on the type of sixth form...



im already one step ahead :smile: i got 2 of these

http://www.thomaspink.co.uk/html/product-details/?37100002W1X (although slightly different, same shirt pattern and bigger since im 16)

and a similar one but in black, however i didn't realise they were cufflinked shirts until i opened them ;<

btw those shirts are so hard to iron out, it took me nearly 30min per shirt ;/

Reply 11

btw those shirts are so hard to iron out, it took me nearly 30min per shirt ;/

Go down to the dry cleaners and get it done for 1.50 (washed and ironed). Its easier and quicker.

Reply 12

Silvas
im already one step ahead :smile: i got 2 of these

http://www.thomaspink.co.uk/html/product-details/?37100002W1X

and a similar one but in black, however i didn't realise they were cufflinked shirts until i opened them ;<

btw those shirts are so hard to iron out, it took me nearly 30min per shirt ;/


The wonders of dry cleaning places :P

Reply 13

Zaf... what is "one of London's richest areas" ? LOL..

Reply 14

fonzievision
Zaf... what is "one of London's richest areas" ? LOL..

LOL...

My only surprise is that someone has noticed it so late...

Islington, where all the lawyers live.

Reply 15

zaf1986
LOL...

My only surprise is that someone has noticed it so late...

Islington, where all the lawyers live.


Do you really think Islington is one of London's richest areas? :P LOL. ok.

Reply 16

fonzievision
Do you really think Islington is one of London's richest areas? :P LOL. ok.

Islington is a big place. My bit is the rich bit. :biggrin:

A three bed room house for nothing less than half a million. If that isn't a rich area, I don't know what is.

Reply 17

Don't lots of poor people live there too?

Reply 18

zxczxc
Don't lots of poor people live there too?

Its a big place. There are poor and rich people everywhere, Islington is no exception. My bit is the rich area...:smile:

Reply 19

zxczxc
Don't lots of poor people live there too?


Yeah... I think so!