ambivalence
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What do you guys think of fresco fabric? was thinking to make a navy sports coat/ blazer with fresco... Y/N?
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If you're trying to find a rare pair of shoes and don't mind settling for a smaller width that you plan to be stretched at a cobbler, what is the greatest difference in width to be safe?
ie: if most of my comfortable shoes have a 4.4in shoe width, is a 4.0in width too small to be stretched to 4.4 without ruining the shoe?
Lurker here ...
I have a pair of month old APC New Standards that are just stretching out nicely, they are my first pair of anything-near-nice jeans and on Saturday I dropped my new japanese kitchen knife and put a very neat 1cm slice into the inside leg around the knee.
Whats the best way to repair a very clean cut in denim like this?
Generally. Not at very conservative or formal occasions.
Ask the streetwear forum, they're the experts in this stuff. I hate the general aesthetic over there, but they do know about denim repairs.
Is a Chester Barrie sportscoat for 40 bucks a good deal? Perfect condition, label says "Chester Barrie Hand tailored".
Is a Chester Barrie sportscoat for 40 bucks a good deal? Perfect condition, label says "Chester Barrie Hand tailored".
acecow: Of course. I'm a big fan of that "fit" thing. Thanks, I thought so.
XKxRome0ox: It's kind of a grey tweedy affair, it's just up my alley. No pics right now.
you better grab it before someone else does
i think any decent looking jacket under $50 is a good deal
and if it's of good material and well made, that's even better