Paplito jis ir tarp moksleiviu
Cadett?
Papildyta:
Cadett jacket gal?
Papildyta:
Cadett jacket gal?
QUOTE(rastafarinas @ 2016 03 26, 13:28)
rastafarinas, 26 Kov 2016 - 13:28, parašė:
rastafarinas, 26 Kov 2016 - 13:28, parašė: Cadett?
Papildyta:
Cadett jacket gal?
Cadett?
Papildyta:
Cadett jacket gal?
Papildyta:
Cadett jacket gal?
Na, taip ta linkme mastai. Bet kitoks pavadinimas
Jcrew psl tai jis taip ir vadinasi.
QUOTE(Aireda @ 2016 03 26, 13:33)
Aireda, 26 Kov 2016 - 13:33, parašė:
Aireda, 26 Kov 2016 - 13:33, parašė: Na, taip ta linkme mastai. Bet kitoks pavadinimas
Na, taip ta linkme mastai. Bet kitoks pavadinimas Jcrew psl tai jis taip ir vadinasi.
Jcrew psl tai jis taip ir vadinasi.Gal koks sailor jacket? Jūreivio švarkas, bet ar jis su auksinėm sagom
Ar per paprasta 
Schoolboy jacket pas crew su auksinem sagom
Crew nemenkai ten blazeriu ir jacketu su golden buttons.
Ale schoolboy gali būt
Arba regent?
Ale schoolboy gali būt
Arba regent?
kaip tik atejau idet vaizdines medziagos 
tik kad ne navy
ir dar sitas galvojau gali buti, tik pavadinimo nezinau ...
tik kad ne navy ir dar sitas galvojau gali buti, tik pavadinimo nezinau ...
Enura, taip, grazus pavyzdziai 
Skirtumas tarp blazer ir suit/jacket:
Not alll things in menswear are clean-cut, and the difference between a suit jacket and a blazer is a prime example of this. Traditionally, a blazer meant a jacket of a solid color (usually navy or black) with gold or silver metal buttons, patch pockets and a softer construction. Think nautical, as the blazer really took off in the 19th century when the british royal navy changed their uniforms to something that closely resembled the modern-day blazer. A suit jacket, on the other hand, has always meant the jacket of a suit with matching pants. Easy, right?
Visoms uz demesi ir pastangas
Skirtumas tarp blazer ir suit/jacket:
Not alll things in menswear are clean-cut, and the difference between a suit jacket and a blazer is a prime example of this. Traditionally, a blazer meant a jacket of a solid color (usually navy or black) with gold or silver metal buttons, patch pockets and a softer construction. Think nautical, as the blazer really took off in the 19th century when the british royal navy changed their uniforms to something that closely resembled the modern-day blazer. A suit jacket, on the other hand, has always meant the jacket of a suit with matching pants. Easy, right?
Visoms
uz demesi ir pastangas
QUOTE(Aireda @ 2016 03 26, 13:00)
Aireda, 26 Kov 2016 - 13:00, parašė:
Aireda, 26 Kov 2016 - 13:00, parašė: Skirtumas tarp blazer ir suit/jacket:
Not alll things in menswear are clean-cut, and the difference between a suit jacket and a blazer is a prime example of this. Traditionally, a blazer meant a jacket of a solid color (usually navy or black) with gold or silver metal buttons, patch pockets and a softer construction. Think nautical, as the blazer really took off in the 19th century when the british royal navy changed their uniforms to something that closely resembled the modern-day blazer. A suit jacket, on the other hand, has always meant the jacket of a suit with matching pants. Easy, right?
Skirtumas tarp blazer ir suit/jacket:
Not alll things in menswear are clean-cut, and the difference between a suit jacket and a blazer is a prime example of this. Traditionally, a blazer meant a jacket of a solid color (usually navy or black) with gold or silver metal buttons, patch pockets and a softer construction. Think nautical, as the blazer really took off in the 19th century when the british royal navy changed their uniforms to something that closely resembled the modern-day blazer. A suit jacket, on the other hand, has always meant the jacket of a suit with matching pants. Easy, right?
Not alll things in menswear are clean-cut, and the difference between a suit jacket and a blazer is a prime example of this. Traditionally, a blazer meant a jacket of a solid color (usually navy or black) with gold or silver metal buttons, patch pockets and a softer construction. Think nautical, as the blazer really took off in the 19th century when the british royal navy changed their uniforms to something that closely resembled the modern-day blazer. A suit jacket, on the other hand, has always meant the jacket of a suit with matching pants. Easy, right?
matai kaip
aciu kad apsvietei o cia crew puslapy buvo sita info?
QUOTE(enura @ 2016 03 26, 14:12)
enura, 26 Kov 2016 - 14:12, parašė:
enura, 26 Kov 2016 - 14:12, parašė: matai kaip
matai kaip aciu kad apsvietei o cia crew puslapy buvo sita info?
aciu kad apsvietei o cia crew puslapy buvo sita info?Na va, ir naudos yra is tu misliu
Ne, ne jcrew, siaip radau.
QUOTE(Aireda @ 2016 03 26, 13:17)
Aireda, 26 Kov 2016 - 13:17, parašė:
Aireda, 26 Kov 2016 - 13:17, parašė: Na va, ir naudos yra is tu misliu
Na va, ir naudos yra is tu misliu Ne, ne jcrew, siaip radau.
Ne, ne jcrew, siaip radau.Yra yra naudos!
