meat's shirt?????

Wario · 06 Mar 2010, 23:36

What type of shirt was meat wearing during the casa tour? It looks so damn comfortable and want one real bad

(no Joke).

PICTURE:

lisa01 · 06 Mar 2010, 23:40

I think you will have to ask meat loaf were he got it from the next time he is on here i loved the photo of him that was cool

AndrewG · 06 Mar 2010, 23:52

Men's black long sleeved silk shirt? Or am I missing something?

**RadioMaster** · 07 Mar 2010, 00:30

black shirts rock!

my favourite is a velvet one with white buttons and ornaments on the sleeves and collar.

piccy

daveake · 07 Mar 2010, 01:35

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Originally Posted by WarioLoaf

What type of shirt was meat wearing during the casa tour? It looks so damn comfortable and want one real bad]

Are you sure it'll go with your backpack???

MeatLoafFanRay · 07 Mar 2010, 03:17

I assume it was something like this but probably alot better quality and alot more expensive.

AndrewG · 07 Mar 2010, 04:35

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Originally Posted by daveake

Are you sure it'll go with your backpack???

That is so ridiculous, I can't even imagine it.

suzieq · 07 Mar 2010, 04:43

For sake of adding to this thread.....it could be silk, but silk doesn't usually hold up to water (i.e. sweat) real well. The material may be more of a shiny satin or sateen. Either way, the shirt has rhinestone buttons and the "cake decoration" like scroll work in the neck/wrist areas. The material would have to be firm enough to take the embellishments. Good pic though.

CarylB · 07 Mar 2010, 04:51

Yes, it's a considerably heavier weave/weight than silk too. And I'd have thought Meat selects/commissions his clothes for stage performances

Caryl

daveake · 07 Mar 2010, 06:55

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Originally Posted by AndrewG

That is so ridiculous, I can't even imagine it.

I believe you can ...

meatloaf-unofficial · 07 Mar 2010, 18:57

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Originally Posted by CarylB

Yes, it's a considerably heavier weave/weight than silk too. And I'd have thought Meat selects/commissions his clothes for stage performances

Caryl

Your corrct there. I wondered the same question as Chris asked. Meat told me that they are tailor made from a fashion company in LA.

O and too do love the shirts, especially with the "cake decoration" on the colar etc...

lorenzoduke · 07 Mar 2010, 20:34

I saw one identical to that at a vintage clothes shop here in Holland. Nearly bought it but it was a size or two too big.

I don't know why I thought that was worth posting. :P

**RadioMaster** · 08 Mar 2010, 00:01

just ordered this one. will tell ya if it's anything like the one in the pic.

snowy · 08 Mar 2010, 00:55

Yes the fabric is satin as this is the type of weave for the fabric. It's the fibre content that is debateable. Silk can take almost any type of decoration as it can be re-inforced with interfacing (Vilene). Cotton would help with the sweat issue! Fibres can be blended together to make the most of their 'properties'.

OK - lesson over - class dismissed!

suzieq · 08 Mar 2010, 02:13

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Originally Posted by snowy

Yes the fabric is satin as this is the type of weave for the fabric. It's the fibre content that is debateable. Silk can take almost any type of decoration as it can be re-inforced with interfacing (Vilene). Cotton would help with the sweat issue! Fibres can be blended together to make the most of their 'properties'.

OK - lesson over - class dismissed!

Wow. And now I know. Thanx.

06 Mar 2010, 23:36	#1
Wario Monstro helps me spell things... Join Date: 05.01.2007 Location: Masculine, Pennsylvania Posts: 9,105	meat's shirt????? What type of shirt was meat wearing during the casa tour? It looks so damn comfortable and want one real bad (no Joke). PICTURE:

06 Mar 2010, 23:40	#2
lisa01 Super Loafer Join Date: 01.04.2009 Location: Ashington in Northumberland Posts: 334	meats shirt I think you will have to ask meat loaf were he got it from the next time he is on here i loved the photo of him that was cool

06 Mar 2010, 23:52	#3
AndrewG I hope your salmon sucks! Join Date: 18.01.2004 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 7,077	Men's black long sleeved silk shirt? Or am I missing something?

07 Mar 2010, 00:30	#4
RadioMaster The German Join Date: 11.03.2006 Location: some kind of hunting lodge for rich weirdos... Posts: 15,778	black shirts rock! my favourite is a velvet one with white buttons and ornaments on the sleeves and collar. piccy

07 Mar 2010, 03:17	#6
MeatLoafFanRay Super Loafer Join Date: 09.08.2009 Location: Ipswich Posts: 308	I assume it was something like this but probably alot better quality and alot more expensive.

07 Mar 2010, 04:43	#8
suzieq Mega Loafer Join Date: 26.10.2008 Location: West Palm Beach, Florida Posts: 2,319	For sake of adding to this thread.....it could be silk, but silk doesn't usually hold up to water (i.e. sweat) real well. The material may be more of a shiny satin or sateen. Either way, the shirt has rhinestone buttons and the "cake decoration" like scroll work in the neck/wrist areas. The material would have to be firm enough to take the embellishments. Good pic though.

07 Mar 2010, 04:51	#9
CarylB Mega Loafer Join Date: 16.04.2003 Location: Sheffield UK Posts: 5,910	Yes, it's a considerably heavier weave/weight than silk too. And I'd have thought Meat selects/commissions his clothes for stage performances Caryl

07 Mar 2010, 20:34	#12
lorenzoduke Mega Loafer Join Date: 24.07.2006 Posts: 1,269	I saw one identical to that at a vintage clothes shop here in Holland. Nearly bought it but it was a size or two too big. I don't know why I thought that was worth posting. :P

08 Mar 2010, 00:01	#13
RadioMaster The German Join Date: 11.03.2006 Location: some kind of hunting lodge for rich weirdos... Posts: 15,778	just ordered this one. will tell ya if it's anything like the one in the pic.

08 Mar 2010, 00:55	#14
snowy Super Loafer Join Date: 21.04.2006 Location: Herts Posts: 292	Yes the fabric is satin as this is the type of weave for the fabric. It's the fibre content that is debateable. Silk can take almost any type of decoration as it can be re-inforced with interfacing (Vilene). Cotton would help with the sweat issue! Fibres can be blended together to make the most of their 'properties'. OK - lesson over - class dismissed!