DeadBoy
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Woah goddamn. That was from a thrift? Denim grail for sure.
Nicely done!
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Nicely done!
It's a (probably small-scale) Korean tailor that used Zegna cloth. Any of the "Tessuto" or red labels that look like that simply mean that Zegna cloth was used...it's NOT a Zegna piece. It's just how Harris Tweed and Loro Piana allow their fabrics to be used by other brands, and have badges signifying that they are cloth only. 9 times out of 10 I'd leave it behind. Unless the construction and quality is amazing, or it's one of the very highly respected asian tailors (W.W. Chan, A Man Hing Cheong, Ascot Chang), it's probably not anything amazing (especially since it's Korea and not China/Hong Kong).
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Main label for a while. The fill-in-the-blank label is a custom order, I believe. I've seen a outer label with the word "Bespoke" on it, but everything I've seen says that's just a MTM level. They also have that fill-in-the-blank inner label.
There is a white label that's only half-canvased, but it usually has "Ltd" on it.
Back from Japan. First day thrifting in two weeks. Seriously an addiction, I was having withdrawals. Today definitely fed the craving even though I found nothing. Oh well.
I only saw two thrift stores while in Japan and the two I saw were in the Chiba prefixture, so not near the big city area like Shinjuku where we were staying. Unfortunately I saw them from the train going 60+ MPH. No chance to stop. I did manage to find a consignment/resale shop to swing into, Nothing like the consignment shops here at all. Chock full of amazing stuff, many labels I've seen for the first time in person. No junk at all. Pictured is just a tiny sampling of what they had. Didn't have time to look too long as I was on the way to meet a old school friend and didn't want to be late so there was likely some insane stuff I didn't even see. Prices were up there but definitely cheaper than retail. A decent amount of NWT stuff too. Prices were about 70-80% of retail. Tiny sizes though, nothing came close to fitting me.Women's section was about 1/2 of the men's section! So different than the US!
Not really a find, but I thought some of you may like to see what a consignment shop on the other side of the world has to offer. Thrift/discount related, but I will spoiler the photos. Click if you want to check them out.
Up to the 6th Floor...
Men's section
Some familiar names:
This was cool:
First time seeing these in person:
This was a suit. Super cool. Would rock it if it were my size,,,
and some more...
A few stores down was this:
and kiddy-corner from it was this:
That PRL tweed id teh hotnessAlso sweet PRL tweed suit - n/a
Really nice stuff. Sold at Barneys. Price point for a wool 3/4 topcoat was $700-ish IIRC from several years back (last time I was at Barneys). Great find!