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DIBBBBSSSSSS!!!!! PLEASEEEEE!

 

 

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Even if....

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....everything seems like they are Incotex

 

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DIBBBBSSSSSS!!!!! PLEASEEEEE!

 

 

Thought you were a 32

post #66513 of 71145
I thrifted a pair of Barry Bricken pants last year and though mine lack the Incotex similarities, I like em.
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Thrift Quiz.....Are these pants worth picking up????


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Picked this up for Tben because the store tagged it as a 38, but turns out they were way off, since it fits me (Sorry T). So T's loss is my gain, if I decide to keep it. Anyone familiar with Mark, Fore & Strike (apparently a now closed Cape Cod store)?

Seems very similar to this one http://www.etsy.com/listing/100775395/vintage-41r-blue-crash-linen-sack-jacket

 

 

Also picked up some big boy staple suits.

BB Makers Brooksease 2 button navy (46 XLG) FF pants (38x32)

 

 

 

 

 

BB Brookease 3/2 charcoal (48R) FF pants (38x32)

 

 

 

And a mostly thrift fit (tie is Chipp2 grenadine received for Hannukah)

 

 

 

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Recent finds. Everything available unless noted:

Canali grey suit
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Filson Twill coat with surgeons cuffs and throat latch. Made in China eek.gif
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Dunhill car length overcoat. Very lightweight. Made in Italy. One of the front pockets has to be sewn up as it is separating from the body. Could be done with a machine or a needle and thread, IMO.
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Coach belt, size 38, light brown.


Cole Haan java lizard belt. Had to google “java lizard”. I thought a java lizard was a lizard that enjoys sipping on lattes (joke).
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Ties (Lto R) Ben silver, PRL Italy made by hand, and R Talbott BOC
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Chipp, Hawes/Curtis, B. Republic made in Italy
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BB Makers, BB makers, Gucci
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PRL Made by hand Italy, Armani, R. Talbott BOC
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Bathing Ape jeans. These are not selvedge, but I picked them up because they are made in Japan. 40 waist and tagged XXL. Could be fake, but took a chance at $6.
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Pretty sure this is a legit Hermes square. Leaning towards keeping, but I only have 1 yellow shirt for pairing purposes.
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Brioni check shirt N/A, TM Lewin minty check shirt, slim fit, French cuffs, 17.5x34.5.


PRL blue crested rugby shirt, sz M, has big ass 6 on the back.
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post #66516 of 71145

nice one on the belt!

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Where would Faconnable fall on the shirt scale. I saw a bunch of them today but left the because they'd be too small for me and I had no idea of reputation. Should I watch for them for myself? Or anyone here?
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resale on facconable isnt too high, good for yourself as its a nice brand.. last time I checked anyway

post #66519 of 71145
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Where would Faconnable fall on the shirt scale. I saw a bunch of them today but left the because they'd be too small for me and I had no idea of reputation. Should I watch for them for myself? Or anyone here?
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resale on facconable isnt too high, good for yourself as its a nice brand.. last time I checked anyway

Machine sewn, usually classic (read: baggy) cuts. But they do get nice fabrics/patterns and generally use MOP buttons.
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And a mostly thrift fit (tie is Chipp2 grenadine received for Hannukah)




I have that same tie and wear it all the time. Thinking of getting a couple more this spring. For anyone else interested in affordable grenadines from Chipp2, here is the link to PutThisOn's article.
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Originally Posted by GMMcL View Post


Machine sewn, usually classic (read: baggy) cuts. But they do get nice fabrics/patterns and generally use MOP buttons.

It was the fabrics that caught my eye as I was going down the rack; they were pretty nice, and interesting patterns (well, except on the solid white). Anyway, thanks to all for the guidance, I'll probably skip them even for myself since I hate classic cuts.
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Originally Posted by Patrologia View Post

Where would Faconnable fall on the shirt scale. I saw a bunch of them today but left the because they'd be too small for me and I had no idea of reputation. Should I watch for them for myself? Or anyone here?

 

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resale on facconable isnt too high, good for yourself as its a nice brand.. last time I checked anyway

 

 

+1...
 
 I like Faconnable shirts for myself. Perhaps as I pick up more higher end shirts, these will get re-donated; but they seem to be decent quality and fit fairly well.
post #66523 of 71145

First thrift find that fits. This is an older Zegna label right?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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First thrift find that fits. This is an older Zegna label right?

You got the pants too, right?

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You got the pants too, right?

They were still setting out new stuff and I was in a hurry. I'll check back tomorrow. Five bucks seemed like cheap insurance in case they show...

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