horse's_ass
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Yep, I live in Eugene. We're competitors of sorts, I suppose.
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Do want! They're my size too.....
Wait, whaaa.......?? I hope you're not serious.
I love both classic tailored clothing and SW&D (workwear, selvedge denim, etc). I see your point, though. It's a hard gap to bridge for most.MC & SWD are two entirely different senses of style, each with their own merits, neither of which the other will ever understand.
If they are recent and are vented, they should sell well on here. It just takes a bit of educating in your sales thread. Mine did pretty well.Found a heap of mint condition suits and sport coats from one donor......really nice stuff (some a little crazy in color, some not) but waaaay too small for me. These are probably 38-41 or something - the problem is that they are Adrian Jules which is pretty much unflippable. No good to me (due to fit) nor useful on eBay, but if you're local and like DB suits PM me...
8. Somewhere in all of this, we learned that Natty Nataku, master of the ninja style skills/knowledge, likes super-vintage Sears Men's Store stuff. Which I find hypnotically enigmatic.
Cool find! Boglioli is pretty well-made stuff.
1. True dat, but let me elaborate: Everyone got serious wood at DM7's finds. Several people tried to compete. Lost. Good-natured ribbing/hate (depending on perspective) ensued. We swirled dangerously close to descending into Thread-Down #4587 (topic: Is DM7 really a front for Pesjik, and are his finds an elaborate ruse to rule the Interwebs?). But then we didn't, opting instead for a smorgas-*****-board approach.
2. Until we decided to descend into Thread-Down # 4588: SDW vs MC
3. In the meantime, several people asked for picture/selling advice.
4. New guy joined with TONS of awesome shoes too big for you.
5. Several people definitively demonstrated thrifting's dead. But then others conclusively established it wasn't, a determination with which the first people disagreed. So luckily that's resolved. (Again).
6. Not-Frenchy (wait, Frenchy?) has resurfaced.
7. In unrelated news, someone tried to call Spoo out.
8. Somewhere in all of this, we learned that Natty Nataku, master of the ninja style skills/knowledge, likes super-vintage Sears Men's Store stuff. Which I find hypnotically enigmatic.
9. There's a Bizarre-O thread out there on Dappered. That's where Grendel's Clark Kent resides.
EDIT: Several of you beat me to it. DAMN YOU! THRIFT DOWN #4589 is OOOOONNNNNNN!
That about the size of it?
Couple pairs of shoes not in my size up for trades. None are in mint condition, but all are really nice!
Bally glove leather cap-toes. Softer than a baby's ass. Size 11 D made in Italy
Ferragamo tassel loafers. Stitching is coming undone on lining but looks like an easy fix. Size 11.5 B Made in Italy.
Churches "custom grade" tassel loafer 9 A I believe, size is hand written and hard to make out. Made in England in 01'
Vintage W.C Russel Moccasin Co. "bird shoot" moccasin. These are ******* bad ass! Red quilted lining, I'm still debating weather to keep these but alas they are a half size too big...still... Size 11 and made in Berlin Wisconsin, not far from my hometown, Milwaukee.
Margiela GATs (or German Army Trainers) are replicas of a shoe Adidas made for Gemran troops in the 1970's. As opposed to regular sneakers, they have a nice, slim profile, and are made of ridiculous leather and lamb suede. They've retailed for as high as $800, can sometimes be found at Barney's for like $500, I think, which I find about as ridiculous as the $1,000 MC shoes. Still and all, they're really great, so it's nice to find them at a more reasonable price.
Wait, whaaa.......?? I hope you're not serious.
I love both classic tailored clothing and SW&D (workwear, selvedge denim, etc). I see your point, though. It's a hard gap to bridge for most.
Personally I think these look like the Adidas Samba's...which can be had for $60.
I actually just picked myself up a pair of leather Tretorn's (white w/ navy) for $30 new at one of the local tennis stores. I'd been wanting a pair of these to wear with khakis on the w/e.
I know someone awhile back was looking for hats. Here's some I've picked up.
L-R Pendleton wool, Adams 5th Ave beaver, Bollman natural wool, Stevens beaver.
L-R Stetson wool, Champ tweed, Stetson tweed, Goorin, bought new for $40 before I found out I could get hats at thrift stores!
L-R Vintage Greek fisherman's hat, Shandon houndstooth, Stetson newsboy, Country Gentleman plaid, Seifter wool, made in Italy, Kangol x 3