The classic polo shirt is the perfect alternative to a shirt, and a good quality one will ensure that you look smart on any occasion. When a T-shirt is a bit too informal, the polo shirt is a fantastic substitute that is comfortable but also still presentable. Due to the popularity of “dressing down” with many employers these days (especially on Fridays), polo shirts remain a wardrobe staple for both the young and the young at heart. The polo shirt was the invention of Grand Slam tennis champion, Rene Lacoste. Now world famous for his clothing empire, as a professional sportsman back in the 1930’s, he grew tired of cumbersome long sleeved dress shirts and created a loosely knit cotton shirt with an unstarched, flat collar that could be turned up to protect the sun from a player’s neck. Made Read More ...
In a world of ready-to-wear (RTW) clothes, an individual’s need for self-expression demands to be liberated from the restrictions of mass production. Maintaining a person’s individuality becomes harder as the imitation of mainstream fashion increases and people all start to wear the same kind of designs. Leaders of the fashion industry continuously stay ahead and dictate the world’s fashion palate. They get inspiration not only from the catwalks of Milan but also from what trendsetting people are wearing on the busy streets every day. Most consumers try to make their own fashion statement, to stand out and to be seen as a unique individual. Personalisation is the name of the game for an increasing number of people who want to be identified for having their own distinctive brand of style. Having a personal designer is of course definitely out of Read More ...
