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reedobandito
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Stopped into a COS again recently, really love the weight/uniqueness of fabrics, even in the T-shirts. Overpriced for sure, but prolly very reasonable on sale
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What is the price of a tee and how significant is the "wow factor" would you say?
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Pricey for what it is, but the weight and fabric and color of the heavier one I saw was great
Pricey for what it is, but the weight and fabric and color of the heavier one I saw was great
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COS is pretty cheap in the UK...perhaps coming from USA it seems expensive due to conversion rates and ****. You guys get everything dirt cheap. Are you finding the UK quite expensive in general reedo?
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i took size 50
I'm 6,2" chest 40" (186, 100cm)
it's a regular fit
length is ca 74cm
the fabric is rather stiff
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dibango is the girl in your avatar nozomi sasaki?
i took size 50
I'm 6,2" chest 40" (186, 100cm)
it's a regular fit
length is ca 74cm
the fabric is rather stiff
off -topic
dibango is the girl in your avatar nozomi sasaki?
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After conversion, everything is more expensive (excepting maybe vegetables/fruit/spices at Indian markets). Clothing especially. I've been doing all my buying online
After conversion, everything is more expensive (excepting maybe vegetables/fruit/spices at Indian markets). Clothing especially. I've been doing all my buying online
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Lot's of new stuff added to the webshop.
Some of the trousers and shirts look pretty good with interesting fits and details.
Some of the trousers and shirts look pretty good with interesting fits and details.
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Love COS, could wear a lot of their pieces everyday.
Really good price for well made, directional basics compared to the **** thats available to me in Australia so always pick up a lot when I am overseas
New Fall/Winter is looking good (quilted varsity, cropped black hooded jacket, odd colour combos)
http://www.labdailyblog.com/?p=48107
Really good price for well made, directional basics compared to the **** thats available to me in Australia so always pick up a lot when I am overseas
New Fall/Winter is looking good (quilted varsity, cropped black hooded jacket, odd colour combos)
http://www.labdailyblog.com/?p=48107
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