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post #48916 of 70855

Kinda a bust this last week, but a few shirts I did pick up.... question on the 1st Ralph Lauren shirt actually. It is by far the nicest PRL (non RLPL) shirt I have ever seen (in the store included), no pony, MOP buttons, nice quality material. Is there a line between PRL and RLPL??

 

Polo Ralph Lauren Custom Fit Black / White Stripe Shirt

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Tagged Size                            Large
Chest (pit to pit)                      24.50"
Shoulder (seam to seam)        19.25"
Arm (shoulder seam to cuff)     25.75"
Really Nice Material
No Pony on Chest
MOP Buttons
Pleated Shoulders

 

  

 

 

 

 

Zegna Gray Double Front Pocket Casual Shirt

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Tagged Size                            Small
Chest (pit to pit)                      22.50"
Shoulder (seam to seam)         20.50"
Arm (shoulder seam to cuff)     24.50"
Really Nice Material
Two Front Pockets
Engraved MOP Buttons
Center Back Pleat

 

 

Paul Smith Light Blue Stripe Shirt

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Tagged Size                           16.5
Chest (pit to pit)                      24.5"
Shoulder (seam to seam)        19.75"
Arm (shoulder seam to cuff)     24.50"
Great Paul Smith Quality
Split Back Yoke
Double Button Cuff - Hole for Cufflink

 

 

Ralph Lauren RRL Double RL Blue Oxford Cloth Shirt

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Tagged Size                           Large
Chest (pit to pit)                     27.25"
Shoulder (seam to seam)        21.00"
Arm (shoulder seam to cuff)     25.50"
Great Ralph Lauren RRL Quality
Half Button (4 Buttons)
Nice Oxford Blue Material
 

 

 

Turnbull & Asser Red Blue Stripe French Cuff Dress Shirt

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Tagged Size                           17.5
Chest (pit to pit)                     26.75"
Shoulder (seam to seam)        21.25"
Arm (shoulder seam to cuff)     26.00"
Nice MOP Buttons
Reinforced Gussets
French Cuffs
Pleated Shoulders

   

 

Polo Ralph Lauren Madras Plaid Casual Shirt

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Tagged Size                           XXL | 18
Chest (pit to pit)                      29.00"
Shoulder (seam to seam)        22.00"
Arm (shoulder seam to cuff)     26.00"
Button Down Collar
Awesome Material - Perfect for Fall
Split Back Yoke
Center Back Pleat

 

post #48917 of 70855

This makes me want to go to a thrift store!!

post #48918 of 70855

thrift fit, apc jeans trade shout out to barrelintrigger hope you get your car fixed

 

 

also can I get some feedback on the fit of this tweed blazer? it is a hand me down and I think it might be too short but it is cool and has patch pockets and is double vented

 

 

post #48919 of 70855
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Originally Posted by Ian Erickson View Post

thrift fit, apc jeans trade shout out to barrelintrigger hope you get your car fixed

 

 

also can I get some feedback on the fit of this tweed blazer? it is a hand me down and I think it might be too short but it is cool and has patch pockets and is double vented

 

 

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put some regular shoes on and i like it, the rolled up exposed sockless look is pretty contrived/bloggish, rest of the outfit is appropriate though.

 

Dior/Thom Brown stuff is mind-blowing, well done boys.

post #48920 of 70855

That's a Maison Martin Margiela. Quite the find. 

post #48921 of 70855

That's a Maison Martin Margiela. Quite the find. 

post #48922 of 70855
Got Pendleton?














post #48923 of 70855

Any New Yorkers here? I have absolutely no idea of where to go thrifting, or even what to really look for, most of the items I buy are fresh off the rack. Would love to find some gems and I know they're out there. 

post #48924 of 70855
Here we go again.....3...2.....1
post #48925 of 70855
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Originally Posted by dena View Post

Would love to find some gems

 

Isn't that what we all say every time we enter a store?

post #48926 of 70855

Thrifting in NY is a waste of time in my experience. Great stuff but they know how to charge. I have seen used shirts for $150 and they were in terrible condition. 

post #48927 of 70855
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Originally Posted by davesmith View Post

Thrifting in NY is a waste of time in my experience. Great stuff but they know how to charge. I have seen used shirts for $150 and they were in terrible condition. 

 

I have had tons of success in the suburbs, but it takes patience and the competition with other flippers is fierce.

post #48928 of 70855
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I have had tons of success in the suburbs, but it takes patience and the competition with other flippers is fierce.

This is very likely true. Never had the time to try though.

post #48929 of 70855
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Originally Posted by darkmatter7 View Post

 

Sorry to burst your bubble, but that's fake Dior man shog%5B1%5D.gif

You can tell by the diagonal stitching only at the corners.  The real Dior has stitching all the way around the label...

 

 

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Just kidding.  That's a ridiculous find man.

lol8[1].gif You're evil

post #48930 of 70855
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Originally Posted by hooker4186 View Post

Got Pendleton?

You are about to make some lumberjack or Portland hipster VERY happy

(nice score, btdubs. that's a pretty insane amount of pendleton. icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif)
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