Comments for Henry Bucks Menswear, Menswear Australia, Mens Fashion Australia, Mens Clothing Australia http://www.henrybucks.com.au ASK Henry - Henry Bucks Fashion Blog Thu, 22 Apr 2010 07:42:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on CLEARANCE OUTLET by Mr. Peter J. Hannigan http://www.henrybucks.com.au/clearance-outlet.html/comment-page-1#comment-1083 Mr. Peter J. Hannigan Thu, 22 Apr 2010 07:42:34 +0000 http://www.henrybucks.com.au/blog/?p=34#comment-1083 A clearance outlet like no other. Wonderful idea! A clearance outlet like no other. Wonderful idea!

]]> Comment on Tim Cecil in conversation with Paolo Zegna by Mr. Peter J. Hannigan http://www.henrybucks.com.au/tim-cecil-paolo-zegna.html/comment-page-1#comment-1077 Mr. Peter J. Hannigan Wed, 21 Apr 2010 10:43:47 +0000 http://www.henrybucks.com.au/blog/tim-cecil-paolo-zegna.html#comment-1077 A very powerful in-sight into the day to day running of a supreme family empire. People involved in the rag trade would appreciate his desire for quality and excellence based on the corner stone of the family unit. Well done tim. Then again tradition does not leave anything for the immagination! A very powerful in-sight into the day to day running of a supreme family empire. People involved in the rag trade would appreciate his desire for quality and excellence based on the corner stone of the family unit. Well done tim. Then again tradition does not leave anything for the immagination!

]]> Comment on Made -to- Measure Clothing by admin http://www.henrybucks.com.au/made-to-measure-clothing.html/comment-page-1#comment-31 admin Wed, 27 May 2009 04:42:41 +0000 http://www.henrybucks.com.au/blog/?p=105#comment-31 ‘It’s arguably not totally correct although a black vest would go well with a dark grey or black pinstripe suit. With a navy suit, no although it would probably look quite smart. Vests are being worn again, usually matching the suit but there’s nothing wrong with a vest or waistcoat contrasting the suit. Wool, doeskin or suede waistcoats also go well with sports coats’ ‘It’s arguably not totally correct although a black vest would go well with a dark grey or black pinstripe suit. With a navy suit, no although it would probably look quite smart. Vests are being worn again, usually matching the suit but there’s nothing wrong with a vest or waistcoat contrasting the suit. Wool, doeskin or suede waistcoats also go well with sports coats’

]]> Comment on LIFE BEYOND BLUE by admin http://www.henrybucks.com.au/life-beyond-blue.html/comment-page-1#comment-30 admin Wed, 27 May 2009 01:33:23 +0000 http://www.henrybucks.com.au/blog/?p=179#comment-30 Thanks for your comments and they are valid points in many ways. We do think Jeff Kennett is very sincere however in what he is doing for Beyond Blue and indeed he has achieved a great deal in his hands-on involvement with this wonderful organisation. Maybe politicians of whichever persuasion go on to become non-partisan non-political but still ambitious and hard-driven individuals after they leave politics and make up for being within a political party’s rules and constraints by doing what they believe in later in life. Malcolm Fraser is a good example. But we’ll certainly pass this on to Beyond Blue as it might well represent many people’s scepticism about how public figures put their name to worthy causes once they leave office. In Jeff Kennett’s case however I do know he is very much hands-on. We as a company are happy to be associated both with Beyond Blue with Jeff Kennett as a spokesman, as we are with Prostate Cancer research where Don Argus is a high profile supporter Thanks for your comments and they are valid points in many ways. We do think Jeff Kennett is very sincere however in what he is doing for Beyond Blue and indeed he has achieved a great deal in his hands-on involvement with this wonderful organisation. Maybe politicians of whichever persuasion go on to become non-partisan non-political but still ambitious and hard-driven individuals after they leave politics and make up for being within a political party’s rules and constraints by doing what they believe in later in life. Malcolm Fraser is a good example. But we’ll certainly pass this on to Beyond Blue as it might well represent many people’s scepticism about how public figures put their name to worthy causes once they leave office. In Jeff Kennett’s case however I do know he is very much hands-on. We as a company are happy to be associated both with Beyond Blue with Jeff Kennett as a spokesman, as we are with Prostate Cancer research where Don Argus is a high profile supporter

]]> Comment on LIFE BEYOND BLUE by AM Forbes http://www.henrybucks.com.au/life-beyond-blue.html/comment-page-1#comment-28 AM Forbes Tue, 26 May 2009 12:26:12 +0000 http://www.henrybucks.com.au/blog/?p=179#comment-28 This is a copy of a response to the Beyond Blue Website which so conspicuously exhibits a flashing bust of Jeff Kennettt Dear Beyond Blue I visit your site because I experience anxiety and depression. Your site is well presented but has one serious flaw. Every page it seems that I go to I get Jeff Kennet’s face flashing at me. Please do not misunderstand me I am very serious about this. Jeff Kennett is a person with a background of playing a very partisan role in the community. About half of the people who lived through his reign as premier of Victoria do not agree with his world view and many of these I expect believe like me that his severe right wing policies probably caused a great deal of depression in the community. Maybe he now wants to make amends – if so well and good. But his high profile presence in your organisation gives it a partisan political taint which I strongly suggest is not furthering your organisation’s aims which I assume includes the idea of non-partisan service delivery. In short why do you rub the noses of at least some of your target group with the flashing face and name of a man with a partisan political legacy. Whether you agree with our views or not we find this practice disrespectful and offensive in the context of a national health initiative. Yours sincerely AM Forbes This is a copy of a response to the Beyond Blue Website which so conspicuously exhibits a flashing bust of Jeff Kennettt

Dear Beyond Blue

I visit your site because I experience anxiety and depression. Your site is well presented but has one serious flaw. Every page it seems that I go to I get Jeff Kennet’s face flashing at me. Please do not misunderstand me I am very serious about this. Jeff Kennett is a person with a background of playing a very partisan role in the community. About half of the people who lived through his reign as premier of Victoria do not agree with his world view and many of these I expect believe like me that his severe right wing policies probably caused a great deal of depression in the community. Maybe he now wants to make amends – if so well and good. But his high profile presence in your organisation gives it a partisan political taint which I strongly suggest is not furthering your organisation’s aims which I assume includes the idea of non-partisan service delivery.
In short why do you rub the noses of at least some of your target group with the flashing face and name of a man with a partisan political legacy. Whether you agree with our views or not we find this practice disrespectful and offensive in the context of a national health initiative.

Yours sincerely

AM Forbes

]]> Comment on Made -to- Measure Clothing by David http://www.henrybucks.com.au/made-to-measure-clothing.html/comment-page-1#comment-26 David Tue, 26 May 2009 05:34:18 +0000 http://www.henrybucks.com.au/blog/?p=105#comment-26 Can you wear a plain black vest with a pinstrip suit? Some people say yes and some say no! I would like clarification on this if anyone knows? Regards David Can you wear a plain black vest with a pinstrip suit?

Some people say yes and some say no! I would like clarification on this if anyone knows?

Regards

David

]]> Comment on CLEARANCE OUTLET by Sybil http://www.henrybucks.com.au/clearance-outlet.html/comment-page-1#comment-6 Sybil Wed, 01 Apr 2009 07:05:39 +0000 http://www.henrybucks.com.au/blog/?p=34#comment-6 Glad to hear you have a markdown outlet! Glad to hear you have a markdown outlet!

]]> Comment on DEREK ROSE “NATURALLY” LEISUREWEAR by Henry http://www.henrybucks.com.au/derek-rose-naturally-leisurewear.html/comment-page-1#comment-5 Henry Tue, 31 Mar 2009 07:32:50 +0000 http://www.henrybucks.com.au/blog/?p=142#comment-5 Thought you'd approve better than being thrashed in cricket, football, rugby and tiddley winks Thought you’d approve

better than being thrashed in cricket, football, rugby and tiddley winks

]]> Comment on DEREK ROSE “NATURALLY” LEISUREWEAR by Sacha http://www.henrybucks.com.au/derek-rose-naturally-leisurewear.html/comment-page-1#comment-4 Sacha Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:22:50 +0000 http://www.henrybucks.com.au/blog/?p=142#comment-4 Glad to see you have this new line - great product! Glad to see you have this new line – great product!

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