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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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lmaozedong
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+1 on the tooshay fit...looks good man. I<3Bacon also looked great.Originally Posted by ToruOkada
APC, Sugarcane, Jcrew, Yuketen
I like the top and the shoes but those shorts in my opinion are way too baggy and the color is pretty dull.
I<3Bacon
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This hasn't gotten enough love, wonderful.Originally Posted by AndrewRyanWallace
I<3Bacon - nice, def worth the requote.Originally Posted by Master-Classter
I<3Bacon also looked great.Originally Posted by ToruOkada
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<3Originally Posted by I<3Bacon
Hey man, I don't know if you missed my post but I'd appreciate it if you could let me know what navy coat you were wearing in your last fit. If you don't feel like sharing this info in public, PM!
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Ended up wearing the Sambas, though I do need to step my shoe game up. Pants are burgundy cords, hard to tell.
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Take full body shots. Those WJK jackets are nice, well made too...Originally Posted by Fuuma
Yeah, quality on wjk jackets is really great-- definitely a step above the other Japanese brands I own. Once you handle it in person, all doubts about it possibly being overpriced are gone! Anyway, the jacket is by far my favorite purchase this season so far.
I still need to get a good tripod.
LabelKing
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this is why I haven't been posting, I wear this every day (job doesn't start for another two months...)Originally Posted by nicelynice
Coal hat
North Face
Wings + Horns
Wrens t-shirt
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Adidas stan smith (no vis)
Are those track pants?
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