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Australian Members - Part II - if you read the first post, you'll get what this is all about.
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The False Prophet
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If you're in Melbourne, go to Urahara in Smith Street or Corlection in town. Sydney has Corlection and a place called Blue Works. There are plenty of Japanese brands that cut sensible, wearable jeans. I personally like Tank, but Japan Blue are also good and reasonably priced.
ColdEyedPugilist
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Another vote for Berg and Berg. I mainly wear their Arthuro jeans in light and mid-wash (made in Italy, high-rise, only slightly tapered) and my indigo Type 133S from Bryceland’s. I’d give Drakes a miss; inconsistent quality and sizing.
Jimba
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Im looking for suggestions for a good Brisbane weather jacket or similar.
MJ bales good stuff is $649 and I can go to a tailorontheroad for $800.
I was thinking 2nd hand for best bang for the buck but I don't know where the good stuff is.
When i went and got sized by MJ Bale they said I was a size 40. As I know jackets are worth getting a decent one in I'm trying to get the best bang for my buck.
Spending $800 does seem i bit silly really but I don't know what is a good budget new or used is so I am open to suggestions and recommendations.
MJ bales good stuff is $649 and I can go to a tailorontheroad for $800.
I was thinking 2nd hand for best bang for the buck but I don't know where the good stuff is.
When i went and got sized by MJ Bale they said I was a size 40. As I know jackets are worth getting a decent one in I'm trying to get the best bang for my buck.
Spending $800 does seem i bit silly really but I don't know what is a good budget new or used is so I am open to suggestions and recommendations.
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