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PM sent, Stissius
PM sent, Stissius
No, I'm not throwing my hat in the ring for those - I'm trying to cut down on stuff ATM, ha. I was just telling Stissius about my experiences with combat boots.About the shell longwings? I was just debating with myself on that...
^^^ That's a solid haul! Well done! W+H and Native Son are on still on my "to find" list.
I had the same issue with the Hanover wings. They are much more narrow for a D width than the other brands I've worn. I'm more of an E width, but the Hanovers are very narrow for me. Still in the market for light brown wings as well.Thrift fit:you guys on the PM to Stissius, I got him 30 seconds after post. Having worn yesterday the French Shriner wings I got from EasyE, I was surprised at their narrowness (despite being tagged my size). So I may need wings again, unfortunately....I know I'm not satisfied with: a) the pic quality (too grainy and white balance off); and b) the waist suppression (needs more). But both of these can be fixed. More troubling is the shoulders: They seem to be riding up, and I'm concerned they're too wide. I'm also cautiously optimistic that my tie/square/shirt combo isn't riotously offensive, but I'm still not sure I've really gotten that art down yet. Suit: Dunhill MTM, dark gray with purple overcheck; double vent, working surgeon cuffs Shirt: CT, french cuff, white Links: handmade Tie: HF Collection Square: Silk, handrolled in Italy, unknown origin Shoes: Cole Haan cap toe oxford 100% thrifted/discount stored/Ebayed by me, including socks and tee shirt (not pictured)
I passed on all the Mani and Le Collezioni. I like the Collezioni but it was worn down.I missed the canali. I'll agree on that because it's recent. Still disagree on the armani le collezioni since it looks like the old stuff based on the labels, and mani is generally Crap and doesn't flip anyway. Of course, reasonable minds will differ.
Edit: hmmm, the armani is just "Giorgio". I know black label Giorgio is generally decent stuff, but I haven't seen the white "Giorgio" label, just the black one and le collezioni/collezioni (what I assumed it was when I initially saw it) which are mediocre at best.
It was an orphaned Canali Tux jacket. It was a first one I've seen made for Bloomingdale. I guess I could of used it as a dinner jacket but I'm not that fancy...Disagree. Canali if nice and not an orphan would have been a good pickup, Armani could be good for a quick flip if it's cheap and BB made in USA shirts are pretty good as well (although dude doesn't look like a 'relaxed fit' kind of guy from his pic). And of course anything else that falls under the 'It fits, it's for me and I like it' rule.
Oh man, it was HUGE! I bought those strictly for flipping.Knowing how tent-like even the BB slim fit shirts are I can't imagine how huge "relaxed fit" is. In my mind I'm picturing it being large enough to cover a car.
I paid pretty decent prices for them especially for the shirts and ties. Out of all the haul, I'm keeping 2 ties, and a navy DB. All else available.Depends on what he paid. Don't know much about the Italian stuff, but the rest seems flippable, if not wearable, and profitable if he paid what they charge around here.