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thatguymj
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TheArchive if you like 'dark designers' and 'baller boots/shoes'
Barneys and Saks are decent if you don't have them where you're from and both have a nice range of SW&D brands
Acrimony and Maas & Stacks are cool for like Geller, BOO, W&H, WM, Ervell
MAC- has CDGH+, WM, EG, Dries, Neil Barret, and even WvB
SelfEdge for demin
TheArchive if you like 'dark designers' and 'baller boots/shoes'
Barneys and Saks are decent if you don't have them where you're from and both have a nice range of SW&D brands
Acrimony and Maas & Stacks are cool for like Geller, BOO, W&H, WM, Ervell
MAC- has CDGH+, WM, EG, Dries, Neil Barret, and even WvB
SelfEdge for demin
indesertum
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definitely check out mac. the stuff they have is just awesome and they've been around forever too
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gettoasty
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Been looking for a nice pair of black bottoms with generous upper leg space and tapers down to about 7"
Relaxed upper with tapered bottom.
Any designers I should keep any eye out? Would prefer a black/charcoal pair and it can be crazystupid like drop crotch etc.
Going to browse Yoox tonight =\
Relaxed upper with tapered bottom.
Any designers I should keep any eye out? Would prefer a black/charcoal pair and it can be crazystupid like drop crotch etc.
Going to browse Yoox tonight =\
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indesertum
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guys check out outlier
they're like techy men's wear. reasonable markup cuz they only sell through their website. everything's made in us
they're like techy men's wear. reasonable markup cuz they only sell through their website. everything's made in us
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habitant
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this is not the right place to post this, but I will anyway - I don't know anything about cell phones and ****, but I am going to america again soon and I have a spare iPhone 3GS from Korea that has been paid off and desubscribed - do I need to unlock this thing, and is it possible to get a SIM for it in America that will get me 3G at least? pro-tips needed
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I'm no expert either but I would say doubtful. Most of the networks are proprietary and do not just sell SIM cards for easy and short term use as they do in Asia. If you're in NYC (which I think you mentioned) there may be chop shop options on some of the D-list networks like Boost, TracFone or Cricket but I can't say for sure.
I'm no expert either but I would say doubtful. Most of the networks are proprietary and do not just sell SIM cards for easy and short term use as they do in Asia. If you're in NYC (which I think you mentioned) there may be chop shop options on some of the D-list networks like Boost, TracFone or Cricket but I can't say for sure.
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You can get an AT&T SIM with 500MB of data for $30. T-Mo will be less but EDGE only
the shah
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this describes zamb rousers pretty much.
what makes you think this is not a reasonable generalization
this describes zamb rousers pretty much.
what makes you think this is not a reasonable generalization
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TOJ slim trousers or are they too formal?
I just placed an order on a pair in black and they have a 12.6 or so thigh with a 7.4 hem on a size 35 if I remember it correctly (I wear 32 or 33 in denim for reference).
I imagine you're smaller than me, so wouldn't your size fit the description?
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