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Superb0bo
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On the topic of old EG styling, I found this post from 2008. Still have the shirt, still wear it regularly (and nothing else in any of the pics). Still the only EG piece I own...
some different takes on my only EG piece, the fw 07 chambray work shirt, which is pretty much my favourite shirt. As you can see, it finds its place in different styles, from "sporty" to more put together. Ive even worn it with a plaid wool tie.
3 am, drunken tie steez...
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cheers mate!
and yes on both, iirc those are fw09 (or maybe fw10?... hard to keep up)
cheers mate!
and yes on both, iirc those are fw09 (or maybe fw10?... hard to keep up)
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thanks mikey, mbaum, @m4gdelen4 those are FW 13 cord fatigues.
i'm really liking the floral chambray this FW season. i'll post up a fit some time soon.. have been wearing it a lot!
i'm really liking the floral chambray this FW season. i'll post up a fit some time soon.. have been wearing it a lot!
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nice roll of duffle
Imagine my surprise when I found out tonight's weather would be in the high 30s. No complaints here.
FW12 Navy Melton Wool Duffle Coat
FW14 Green/Navy/Red/Yellow Fair Isle Knit Tie
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what's the pin on your lapel?
x post from WAYWT. khaki bedford (old, unsure of season) and patchwork indigo scarf from ss14.
x post from WAYWT. khaki bedford (old, unsure of season) and patchwork indigo scarf from ss14.
i almost look tall when standing next to my mom. trying to grow my hair back out and currently in the awkward in between stage. THE WORST.
eg x2, woolovers, n&fxbj, f+b
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Hi Shingles (still not seeing the tag button!)
Can't take a detail shot now but I can say the only thing offered in Black Moleskin is the Bedford - I actually asked Nepenthes earlier this season. No pants at all in it, which is a shame because I'm sure it's an amazing fabric.
and mike868y, it's of Pikachu.. in a courier outfit.
Can't take a detail shot now but I can say the only thing offered in Black Moleskin is the Bedford - I actually asked Nepenthes earlier this season. No pants at all in it, which is a shame because I'm sure it's an amazing fabric.
and mike868y, it's of Pikachu.. in a courier outfit.
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Thanks. That's a shame :/
True. Not very tempting to do that with a brand new garment the first thing you do though. Am actually thinking of dyeing my olive cotton twill Matt pants though, cause they're just over a year old and i've got so many olive pants. Is it easy to succeed with it or is it quite tricky to get good results?
Thanks. That's a shame :/
True. Not very tempting to do that with a brand new garment the first thing you do though. Am actually thinking of dyeing my olive cotton twill Matt pants though, cause they're just over a year old and i've got so many olive pants. Is it easy to succeed with it or is it quite tricky to get good results?
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With black dye it's straightforward. I've had it where I didn't add enough dye and it ended up one shade lighter than black, which still looked good. Olive works well with it because the stitching won't take the dye and it's not very pronounced.
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