u/Trousers_MacDougal

What the title says. If you had to be customer facing, work in hot climate, but needed pearl snaps - what shirt would you choose? Cost not really an object at this point.

Pitched pearl snaps to client for uniform update - they loved it for new uniforms. Very cool concept. Originally wanted to get Poncho pearl snap shirts and had crew model the denim and the tech fabrics. Client did not feel they were elevated enough, with the tech fabrics looking like "fishing shirts." Crew did not like the full on denim in the heat.

Picked up Orvis Western Tech Chambray (yes, I know they are literally fishing shirts, but look elevated to me). Crew somewhat prefers tech fabrics rather than cotton denim or chambray.

Any recommendations that look polished/trendy but keep cool in brutal heat? I'm looking for some other options.

This is the Orvis:

https://preview.redd.it/jvz72dc3bsjh1.png?width=1024&format=png&auto=webp&s=6de9d7ec4d83016f62e23ad77b50fd0e30378a66

2025 Volvo - it is a CPO. Carfax and dealer indicate that it was put in service September 2024. Lease return in April 2026.

This vehicle has 150 miles on the odometer.

My understanding is that Volvo will not CPO a buyback - but the miles are very low the whole thing is a bit weird.

I'm in TX where a buyback would have to be disclosed and I've asked for whether that is the case, or if I would get a clean title.

Dealer is also having trouble getting me the original Volvo window sticker, and Carfax doesn't have it either.

Found a great deal on a California Lease Lemon Buyback (I'm in Texas). Documentation says buyback was due to "GHCA concern" but it has passed inspection and signed by Volvo with original warranty valid. Very low miles. Too risky if I know I am going to own this think for 6-8 years?