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My first brag! A pair of "indy brown" Alden boots. My size (10.5/11). Looks like a dead-ringer for these. I need to work on my polishing skills; they obviously look worn, but not in bad shape. Toes have a bit of 'character' to them. Anybody know how old this model is?
You don't want these. Send them to me for disposal. Seriously, do you want to trade??
It's finds like these that make me feel violently angry toward my feet. I have a good mind to cut a few inches of them off, the bastards.
Wow, terrible tease today. Found an RLPL SUIT, made in england, double breasted, etc. I'm ******* giddy because even though its too big I know I'll be able to trade it up here for something similar my size. I tear up the rest of the store looking for similar stuff (came across a messed up fray) and finally before purchasing I go to inspect it and am greeeted with the following stain in the pants. I also noticed some really small stains on the lapel that likely would've come out, but the pants seemed like they weren't salvageable. Took a pic though and hid the suit in the store somewhere where it's highly unlikely it will ever be found so if someone says it can be and is interested, I'll fly back to get it. Probably should've gotten a full pic of the suit instead of just the stained areas, but if its salvageable I'm sure a 42L up here will have PMed me before I finish typing this post lol.
Luckily, before I left, I go through pants still looking for pants for myself, and low and behold...I see a Made in Italy that looks awfully RLish. Sure enough, bam, RLBL Khaki colored wool pants, amazing quality, don't fit me but I grabbed em hoping someone around a 38 in RLBL would have something 29ish in pants. Will post in the trade thread too after I eat, but would also be interested in some shoes potentially or another jacket. If that guy with the Commes des Garcons sees this before I get a chance to PM and can fit these pants I'd trade for that as well.
Pics of the Pants and suit:
RLBL pants (I suck at measuring pants but if it's supposed to be from the top of the belt buckle down to the hem its 39 3/8", but I'm assuming we measure from just under the belt buckle, in which case its 37 7/8" hemmed):
Wow, you guys look great!
Solicitation or brag or whatever, doesn't matter.
Let's not kid -- it isn't easy to lose weight, no matter the system. I lost 57 a decade ago (and have put on and taken off that last 20 at least 3 times since, ha).
You put in the work, and got the rewards. Well done. I hope you can sustain that weight loss over time. Ain't that -- in the words of the immortal Prince -- a *****, Bob.
Dig you've always struck me as a little weird (that keychain you're holding in your pictures only adds to the oddity) but I gotta give you props on the transformation. I'm just starting out on the road to waistline expansion and now I'm inspired to turn around and go back! Thanks!
I made some of my best hauls today. 4 Brioni and one Borelli shirts all L 16.5, pristine condition Zegna for neiman marcus charcoal suit and a pair of NWT BB Black Fleece donegal tweed pants. All of these are available if anyone is interested.
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What happened to the rule that if you put "available" you need to put a size...oh wait, there wasnt, it's just common sense.
I'm just busting your balls rabbiluongo, but it really does help if you want people to send you a PM and not waste your time (or theirs)
PS - if they are a 28 or 30 pants DIBS
There should be a thread or help page dedicated to how to remove stains, marks, writing, etc. I hate that damn marker on the bottom of thrifted shoes!!!
Those dont look like RLBL= Ralph Lauren Black Label? Those are Ralph Lauren Polo Pants (made in Italy) which is a HUGE step above reg Ralph Lauren, supposedly just a notch below the Purple Label stuff. Not that I really care as I have not interest in the suit, but how much was it at the store. Anything $20 or under I would just say buy it and bring it to the drycleaner asap. Can't "loose money" on it if you toss it on ebay with a starting price of of what you paid + shipping (if under $20 to start with) imo.
Is there a thread that talks about ease of clothing repair? I know people sometimes pick up things with tiny moth holes because they can be re weaved, but at what point do the repairs needed outweigh the potential value of the garment?
Is there anything on the great world of SF like this? Or does knowing what can/can't be repaired and what is/is not worth it just come with experience?