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"This seems to be one of the most asked questions lately, closing in on \"What do I do about the yellow stains on the armpits of my T-shirts?\" I'll say it again. Double-breasted will always be proper and elegant. It goes up and down in popularity, just like the three-button single-breasted, which is now the rage. It fell out during the Kennedy years; returned in a long Edwardian version in the later, more swinging '60s; then came back big time with the Italian invasion of the '80s. What is somewhat out is the '80s version (four buttons), but I still have one that was made for me by the eminent John Pearse of London, and it looks as groovy as ever. And the traditional six-button British-style Jacke, well, the sun will never set on it, baby. The thing with double-breasted, I believe, is that it's for men, not boys. And fashion today is a bit on the boyish tip. Double-breasted isn't that appealing on portly men, either. Just ask President Clinton."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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