Stand out from the crowd in a Vintage Shirt

June 22, 2010 - PRLog -- Do you normally buy shirts from the high street only to see many others wearing the same shirt? If so, you should consider buying vintage. There is no better way to express your individuality than wearing a unique vintage shirt.
But with such a huge and varied selection available where do you start? Leading vintage clothing retailer Devoted 2 Vintage discussed some options.
With the rise in 1970’s themed parties and stag nights most people turn to the fancy dress hire outlets to look the part. However, a growing number are discovering that for similar money you can not only buy an outfit but can achieve an authentic 1970’s look. Devoted 2 Vintage buy all their 1970’s shirts from a supplier in Hollywood for that authentic 1970’s Californian look. They come in superb vibrant prints with typical skinny fit.
For the classic preppy look why not consider a vintage polo shirt. These shirts by Fred Perry, Lacoste and Ralph Lauren provide timeless style. Devoted 2 Vintage have a large and changing selection of these classic shirts from only £14.99.
A vintage staple is the classic Western or cowboy shirt. These American shirts have been popular for decades with their pearl snap fasteners to the front and sleeves. There are a large range of styles and prints available including the classic embroidered shirts.
For those more formal events why not consider a vintage dress shirt. These range from the collarless tunic shirts from the 1950’s to 1960’s to the ruffled tuxedo shirts from the 1970’s made famous by Austin Powers.
So whatever your style maybe it is time to explore the world of vintage shirts. The best place to start your search is Devoted 2 Vintage who are one of the UK’s leading vintage clothing retailers.
Visit http://www.devoted2vintage.co.uk now
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Devoted 2 Vintage are a leading vintage clothing retailer. Specialising in vintage clothing and accessories for men and women, spanning four decades