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 Zero Restriction Microsuede Pullover XL Moss Olive  US $24.99
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 XL NIKE Golf Wind Shirt Clima Fit US $11.99
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 PING Grind Lightweight Long Slv Windshirt XXL Blk US $20.50
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 PING Grind Lightweight Long Sleeve Windshirt Lg White US $24.50
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 Port Authority COCA COLA Windshirt mens XL Green US $9.99
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 MENS 2005 US OPEN Pinehurst No 2 Windshirt Jacket size L Large US $9.99
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 Nike Golf Windshirt Royal Blue Size X Large US $16.99
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 Mens Jack Nicklaus L S Lined Windshirt Dk Blue Sz XL US $15.00
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 Sunderland 1 2 Sleeve Golf Windshirt Black Small NWT Gasit US $12.99
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 MENS ASHWORTH WEATHER SYSTEMS WATER RESISTANT WINDSHIRT L NEW US $16.50
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 MENS CUTTER BUCK HOODED WINDBREAKER JACKET L US $12.00
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 MENS BIKE LABEL NYLON WIND SHIRT WITH MASTERS LOGO M US $9.99
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 CALLAWAY GOLF WINDSHIRT NEW BLACK XL US $49.99
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 Callaway Golf Sport Windshirt Red Size Large Nice US $17.99
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 Cutter and Buck Pebble Beach Golf Windshirt Navy Blue Size Large US $16.99
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 Zero Restriction Lightweight Windshirt US $20.00
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 Greg Norman golf white pullover shirt top Size Small NEW WITH TAGS NWT US $54.99
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 Ashworth Golf Windshirt Dark Navy Blue Size Large Nice US $15.99
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 NEW ADIDAS CLIMAPROOF SHORT SLEEVE WINDSHIRT 2XL US $14.99
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 Izod XFG Golf Wind Shirt Pullover Jacket Mens L Forest Green US $9.99
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 Mens Jacket Black Windshirt XL US $30.99
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 Callaway Golf Outerwear SS 1 2 zip wind jacket shirt Legends Myrtle Beach EUC L US $18.00
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 2008 US Open Torrey Pines Ashworth volunteer wind shirt or jacket 2X Tiger Woods US $55.00
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Men's Shirts: Fashion, not Just Function
For many, the average men's shirt is simply a garment of utility - one that is worn by men across the world for reasons of function and not necessarily fashion. But this attitude belies the hundreds of years of trends in men's shirts. From the typical collarless shirts with billowing sleeves worn by classical painters to the modern formal button-down shirt, men's shirts have captured the imaginations of both designers and ordinary men for generations. In the twentieth century in particular, a range of different shirt styles have proved popular with men of all ages.
One of the most important developments in men's shirts over the last hundred years, for example, has been the invention of the polo shirt. The polo shirt, or 'tennis shirt', was created by legendary French tennis player Rene Lacoste in 1929 as an alternative to the stiff dress shirts and ties typical of tennis attire at the time. In the 1960s, Ralph Lauren propelled the polo shirt to new heights as a prominent item in his 'Polo' collection; and since this time the polo shirt has become so popular that it is now a standard category of clothing - although it has fallen out of favour with most tennis players.
The granddad shirt has also been a long lasting trend in men's shirts in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. These collarless shirts have been popular with men in warm countries for decades and have seen a variety of incarnations throughout the years. The Nehru Jacket, for instance, is a South Asian version of the modern granddad shirt that was popularised by the first Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in the 1950s and early 1960s, and has since been prominently worn by a number of celebrities, from the likes of Sammy Davis Jr to Steven Segal. Today's granddad shirt preys on bright colours and an ethno-bohemian vibe that appeals to a variety of men's fashion trends - from festival clothing to smart casual summer wear.
The button-down shirt has also been one of the most influential men's shirts in fashion history - but memories of how it was created tend to be somewhat hazy. Some fashion experts claim that the button-down collar shirt was invented by an American shirt manufacturer who was inspired by an English polo match, in which players had their collars clipped down to avoid flapping in the wind. Others say that button-down shirts were created in New York, when their inventor (as yet anonymous) attached his collar to his shirt with buttons in a fit of annoyance at the oncoming wind.
But whatever the origin of the button-down shirt, its impact on the men's shirt industry has been historic, as button down shirts are now worn in both formal and casual contexts. Today, short-sleeved men's shirts are often worn with skinny jeans, large belts and tailored waistcoats for a fresh and informal look that still exudes smart chic. And with men's shirts available in a variety of colours - from grey to raspberry - and in a variety of floral and striped patterns, it's clear that evolving trends in men's fashion are far from over.
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What's the best way to carry stuff on a bicycle in a 100 mile ride?
I have considered using my rack and rack bag, but it seems a little heavy. In the past I carried a fanny pack. Now I'm considering a handle bar bag. I like to have a wind shirt to wear in the cool morning, and carry it later. I also carry snacks, a few tools, spare tube and a first aid kit. I notice most riders in the century just carry a seat tool bag, but that isn't quite big enough for me. Any other ideas?
The handlebar bag is most convenient, it's like your glovebox. The only difficulty may be fitting it to your style of handlebars. If you wear a backpack, you have that weight on your back pressing you down on the saddle even more, instead let the bike carry the weight. An aluminum rear rack is not very heavy and it isn't rotating weight like the tires and wheels. I use both a rear carrier and handlebar bag They both come in handy on the centuries.Carry two spare tubes and a patch kit. Nashbar has little panniers called daytrekkers that are just the right size for jackets and snacks. www.nashbar.com On a century ride plan for the worst disaster and hope for a trouble free trip. Be prepared and self reliant.
