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http://i40.tinypic.com/mahufl.jpg]Originally Posted by Eason
What are those sunglasses again Labelking? I think I asked this before but now I forget :< @chrono: And some people who don't rag are openly jealousOriginally Posted by Listi
pants may need a hem.Originally Posted by hendrix
Perfection, the best part about your fits to me is that you can tell they are very representative of who you are and this goes beyond the simple critique of the items themselves.While a good fit is generally speaking a composition of good clothes that fit well, are good quality and compliment each other and the person's traits nicely, there is no criteria for personal style and yet this is what makes your fit so great. Arguably this is probably the reason for the SF uniform and the reason people detest it, as people try to logically compose an outfit without this key ingredient of personality and thus they come out with clothes that are more indicative of someone else than they are of themselves.Originally Posted by XenoX101
The sunglasses are called Rothschilds Goliaths. They were some sort of limited edition.Originally Posted by LabelKing
eason i like the pant fit and length **** mc rulesOriginally Posted by jet
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