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Short Sleeved Shirt with Tie for Adult Male

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Uploaded: 29th Apr 2016 at 6:21 AM
Long ago I had a lot of trouble finding a simple, tucked in shirt and tie without an open collar. I finally found a long sleeved version, but I never found a short sleeved one.

Recently, someone else posted in WCIF asking for the same thing and after giving them the link I suddenly realised that my clothes making skills had come a lot further since back then and I just might be able to make a short sleeved version myself.

So I did.



This is based on Briher's long sleeved shirt with tie here. I removed the sleeves and added fanseelamb's short sleeves from this outfit.

Although Briher's terms of use say no remixes of her work I'm uploading it under the rules here.

Namely:

Remixes of others' work
Some of the coolest creations grow from a modification of someone else's work. By "remix" we mean basically any modification of the creator's work - using their textures or meshes, converting from one game to another, or including as part of a lot upload.

In the past, we've required either permission or a stated policy that says you can "remix." But many creators disappear, have no policies or unclear policies, and you can't ask permission because you can't contact them. In light of this, we allow "remixes" of other creators' work, even if you don't necessarily have permission and their policies don't state you can.

This is subject to certain conditions (ALL of these must be true, not just one/some):

The original creator does not have policies (either on their profile or in their posts) stating that you cannot do whatever type of remix you're doing, or their policy (or site) is permanently offline.

You must provide a link back to the original creator's profile/creation in the text of your post, and state what you've used. Just saying "Based on this: (link)" is not enough - you need to state the creator's name, the name of what you've used by them and how (mesh, textures, whatever), and a link back to them.


Briher's site is long gone and only accessible via the Wayback Machine, so I believe that it meets the 'permanently offline' condition. If Briher should come back to the community or object then I'll take the upload down.

Credits:

Briher
fanseelamb

Polygon Counts:
Short sleeved shirt with tie: 1180

Additional Credits:
fakepeeps for again helping me on the forums when I had problems, even though I was making something totally not in her sphere of interest.