braindrain
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how heavy is the cdg duffel? is it lined?
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mellowfellow
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^ i tried it on at barneys last weekend. Fits slim, high arm-hole, and yeah lightweight.
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thank you!
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Don't need it but I need it...Originally Posted by sipang
I really like stephan schnieder's collection. He makes some very nice color blocks this season.
driveslowk
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new patrik ervell is up, going to go pick up the cardi at oc next week
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I really like stephan schnieder's collection. He makes some very nice color blocks this season.Originally Posted by mellowfellow
Thanks for mentioning this. I had looked at the ones on SW and saw they were flannel so I lost all interest. Looks like the ones on tres bien are different.
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yeah, the ones on tres bien are cotton. Flannel is nice for the fall/winter but I tend to go for cotton since I can wear it all year round.
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lol @ recent stephan schneider jockageOriginally Posted by jet
I'm mainly happy people are looking at the rest of his collection rather than just the ****** shirts that SW usually buys. It's a much better brand than simply those boring plaid shirts everyone bought last year
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As am I, it's just funny how it takes everyone awhile to adjust to things like sheep once they gain acceptance. I guess that's to be expected when you live in the middle of nowhere with no access to stuff. I bet in a year everyone is going to start carrying margaret howell too lol.
First piece I bought was 2 years ago after seeing them myself first hand and just now everyone is on the jock.
PS. Nobody really buys schneider well.
First piece I bought was 2 years ago after seeing them myself first hand and just now everyone is on the jock.
PS. Nobody really buys schneider well.
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Well, it doesn't really have the status other foreign designers in the US have and the pricepoints seem to have been going up every season, which probably won't go over that well in the US. I like the brooding tailored look supplemented with nice knits but it's not as innovative or respected enough to compete with others in the US it seems. I do like the cuts of the suiting though compared to other similar brands
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