PabloElFlamenco
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I've discovered a liking for Hawaiian shirts, generally garish. In my searches I came upon the brand "Jams World", and was very impressed by some of their designs. Especially the colorful ones, some of which remind me of the colors of Gauguin or even Vincent van Gogh or Renoir: beautiful vibrant summer colors. Now they don't seem to be classic Hawaiian shirt style, rather more something like modern surf wear. I've tried to search "Jams World" on the Fedora Lounge, yet nothing much emerged. Why could this be? Is the brand not, generally, appreciated, is it considered gauche? I've noticed the brand doesn't show up within the (apparently) select group of Hawaiian shirt brands that stand out. And, on blogs about the 50th state shirts, it seems there is a subtle etiquette, and the garish shirts I presently favor appear to be snobbed in favor of eclectic, as yet in my mind undifined, criteria: horizontal buttonholes, reverse printing etc.
What are some of the thoughts of Hawaiian shirt amateurs?
Thanks very much, greetings from Belgium.
Pablo
What are some of the thoughts of Hawaiian shirt amateurs?
Thanks very much, greetings from Belgium.
Pablo