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Three shirts - Scott did a couple photos tonight where I just got into them long enough to show them.
Today's shirt for work. Less inspired cut (though I love the color), but at $1.50 it's not a bad deal. A woman in our sister company, who has seen me the past several weeks several times, commented that "hey, you're finally in maternity wear" when she saw it. I actually thought the earlier shirts looked more like maternity wear and less like oversized normal shirts (and I know I ran into her while wearing at least yesterday's, maybe Monday's also). Oh well!
A black shirt that I got for $5 because I liked it too much to leave it. That's always the risk.
And the third shirt, the only one I bought that needed some alteration to make me happy with it (not a repair of damage, just a reworking of the neckline, and within what I could hand-sew). I'm not sure which of two shirts on the receipt this was, it was either $2.13 or $2.50.
Today's shirt for work. Less inspired cut (though I love the color), but at $1.50 it's not a bad deal. A woman in our sister company, who has seen me the past several weeks several times, commented that "hey, you're finally in maternity wear" when she saw it. I actually thought the earlier shirts looked more like maternity wear and less like oversized normal shirts (and I know I ran into her while wearing at least yesterday's, maybe Monday's also). Oh well!
A black shirt that I got for $5 because I liked it too much to leave it. That's always the risk.
And the third shirt, the only one I bought that needed some alteration to make me happy with it (not a repair of damage, just a reworking of the neckline, and within what I could hand-sew). I'm not sure which of two shirts on the receipt this was, it was either $2.13 or $2.50.
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