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Re: Should a man own a suit?
[Re: warrior]
#8595160
Yesterday at 12:39 PM
Yesterday at 12:39 PM
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Joined: Oct 2007
OK
Aaron Proffitt
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OK
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A man should absolutely own a suit or two, know how to tie a tie, and shine his shoes.
Honor a Soldier. Be the kind of American worth fighting for.
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Re: Should a man own a suit?
[Re: charles]
#8595167
Yesterday at 12:58 PM
Yesterday at 12:58 PM
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Joined: Feb 2020
Indiana
Providence Farm
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Indiana
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I went to church yesterday wearing a jacket and no tie. First time in my 79 years. Also wore Sketchers. I have gone to churchh in suit and 16" lacrosse boots before. As a kid I rembered most of my cloths for sunday. Forgot my shoes one week though . I would get a ride from my grandfather for the hour. drive to my uncle's on Friday after school hunt with my cousin fri and Saturday and Get dropped off at home after church on Sundays for years. Funny think no one cared if I was in a 3 piece suit and dress shoes, suit and rubber boots or jeans and t shirt. As long as we make it to church the rest is not important.
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Re: Should a man own a suit?
[Re: yotetrapper30]
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Yesterday at 01:13 PM
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Joined: Mar 2023
WI
WI Outdoors
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WI
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At my last "job" I was a project manager for a company that did contracting for the government. Depending on what was on the schedule I wore either a suit or, a coat and tie. One day I came into the office and sat down at my desk, the youngest of our office girls walked in with a couple of files I had to review, and one of my site managers walked in behind her, as he had something he needed my input on. This young lady dressed for success. Her office attire was impeccable, as was her manners and work ethic. She complimented my coat and said she liked the cut of it as it didn't profile my G19. My site manager had on tactical pants, a polo shirt, boots and a plate carrier. He said he was glad he didn't have to own such nonsense. That young lady looked him dead in the eye and said, "If you don't own a coat, how do you take a lady out to dinner?" She as dead serious.
I don't own a suit anymore, but I do own several well tailored coats and sports coats. Dinner at a nice restaurant in New Orleans, promoting trapping at one of the various conservation organization dinners, trying to get donations for a local veterans organization...A nice coat and tie will do you better than coming in there looking like you just got down running a line on a crawfish farm. Don't worry. That girl most certainly doesn't want you anyways, lol.[/quote] I actually had to beat them off with a stick before I was married. 
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Re: Should a man own a suit?
[Re: WI Outdoors]
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Yesterday at 02:01 PM
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Joined: Jan 2007
MN
160user
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MN
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I actually had to beat them off.  I thought you were done with us?
I have nothing clever to put here.
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Re: Should a man own a suit?
[Re: warrior]
#8595264
Yesterday at 06:05 PM
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Joined: Aug 2011
Craigmont, Idaho
marty weatherup
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Craigmont, Idaho
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I don’t often wear a sport jacket but do occasionally wear a dress shirt, slacks and tie. Our church is part of an association of 10 small, Southern Baptist rural churches. I’ve preached at most of them and jeans and a nice shirt or sweater is appropriate at all of them. We are more interested in the condition of your heart than the condition of your clothes. Not uncommon to see work boots and open carry in any of them. My kind of people.
Trail cameras and fresh snow have broke a lot of trapper’s hearts.
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Re: Should a man own a suit?
[Re: warrior]
#8595432
46 minutes ago
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Joined: Aug 2008
ny
upstateNY
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ny
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A white sport coat and a pink carnation.
the wheels of the gods turn very slowly
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Re: Should a man own a suit?
[Re: warrior]
#8595435
2 minutes ago
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Joined: Dec 2020
Wisconsin
Scott__aR
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Wisconsin
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I still have a few suits. Often had to wear one when meeting with customers and consulting on projects. These days the grandkids have gotten me to be 'less stiff' in their words. When I need to be more formal it's a dress shirt, open collar, jeans or dockers, dress shoes, and sport coat, optional, depending on the event. Yup, one day I'll be wearing a suit and tie with vest again; but I won't be knowing it.
Just could never figure the kids wearing Keds for shoes with a sport coat or tux for prom though.
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