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The official thrift/discount store bragging thread

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ruben

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Originally Posted by Nataku
Haha, I'm sure we all know the feeling. I know I do. Then again, a lot of people say "I'd rather not know what I missed out on", but I get really curious as to what things the locals score.

I stumbled across a local flipper's ebay store, and it was terrible, in particular a bunch of old high quality RL kits and vintage BB suits in my size.

I see the guy with his cart full of stuff often too, he even returns what he can't sell on ebay.
 

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Originally Posted by lynch_king
Hey guys quick question i keep seeing this brand DUNHILL is it worth picking up?
Yes, but there are two Dunhill's. There's Alfred Dunhill of London (which started off doing auto accessories, but now does high end menswear) and Dunhill Tailors of NYC.
 

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Originally Posted by jrd617
Yes, but there are two Dunhill's. There's Alfred Dunhill of London (which started off doing auto accessories, but now does high end menswear) and Dunhill Tailors of NYC.
thank you which one do i want, dunhill london right?
 

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Originally Posted by AlanC
Well, I don't mind that he resold it if it didn't work for him. He did at least double the asking price, though. Still, I'm not griping (much) as I've bought underpriced items and later resold them for more, too. As I said, I can't complain (much) as I did make money on them, myself.

Different situation, but I PSA'd an inexpensive pair of EGs at a certain Virginia store last December. Sure enough, they showed up on Ebay soon after, at nearly four times the price. I admit I'm glad to see that they're still sitting on Ebay, unsold.
 

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Originally Posted by catside
Sopped by at GW for 15 min and came out with burgundy French Shriners, almost new, unfortunately do not look like shell, have microcreases. They fit and will be worn until I find those coveted shells. There was a Made in USA vintage Chaps camel hair I had to leave since I am afraid of the women of the house who bug me when I wear really vintage stuff.
Here they are:
 

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Originally Posted by AlanC
... Still, I'm not griping (much) as I've bought underpriced items and later resold them for more, too.

Typical scenario gotta be unmarked shells.
 

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Good fortunes continued today. Same guy who had thrifted the RLPL Cashmere Suit I bought yesterday had also thirfted a Pal Zileri Satoriale suit. Beautiful suit, jumped on it as soon as I saw it.
 

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dayum I need to hit the thrift stores more often...
 

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Originally Posted by hmmurdock
Good fortunes continued today. Same guy who had thrifted the RLPL Cashmere Suit I bought yesterday had also thirfted a Pal Zileri Satoriale suit. Beautiful suit, jumped on it as soon as I saw it.


i have several Pal Zileris,very underrated
 

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Just bought this Corneliani off eBay from England for about $180 shipped. Looking forward to getting it in the mail.
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Picked up some almost new Iron Age longwings for 24 bucks. As far as I can tell, it's full grain pebble grain leather. Funny thing is that it has a steel toe, but you'd never know. It fits a little snug, but it'll suffice for my ****** weather shoes. Goodyear welted with leather sole and rubber heel. Says it was made for Bostonian. I know that Iron Age went out of business in 2007.
 

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Originally Posted by hmmurdock
Good fortunes continued today. Same guy who had thrifted the RLPL Cashmere Suit I bought yesterday had also thirfted a Pal Zileri Satoriale suit. Beautiful suit, jumped on it as soon as I saw it.

Wow - you sir are on a roll! I've only once seen a PZ Sartoriale item in person - an orphaned suit jacket actually. The quality of that jacket was amazing. What size is it? Do you plan on selling it?
 
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