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Recent content by TheWhat
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Commodity Clothing Items- How Important is That Designer Label?
I don't know, to charge someone $2K for a shirt, and then turnaround and charge them $200 for a white t-shirt is tacky IMO. Even rich people, I imagine, don't like being ripped off.- TheWhat
- Post #34
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Fitness is the Best Style- Building Your Wardrobe Around Your Body
The clothes I suppose, wearing Ed Hardy, Tapout, and Affliction will accentuate your monster cock. Also, if you really want to be a trendsetter, bring back the codpiece.- TheWhat
- Post #78
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Commodity Clothing Items- How Important is That Designer Label?
I think something that would work just as well would be for Zegna to offer "complimentary" shirts. Just as high rollers at casinos get free rooms.- TheWhat
- Post #32
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Commodity Clothing Items- How Important is That Designer Label?
Wow, you sure like to make a new guy feel welcome.- TheWhat
- Post #30
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Fitness is the Best Style- Building Your Wardrobe Around Your Body
Very inspiring JLibourel. You are like a dapper Jack Lalanne! And I completely understand the issue with the bid drop. I have 9-10 inch drop, but most companies make what they call athletic cuts, and you can also buy the top and the bottom separately as well now.- TheWhat
- Post #70
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Commodity Clothing Items- How Important is That Designer Label?
Ok, it looks like not many people agree, which is fine. The purpose was to advance my point, which I have obviously failed at. But what's up with those random pictures, are they from movies or something?- TheWhat
- Post #25
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Commodity Clothing Items- How Important is That Designer Label?
Again, the main point wasn't about suiting. I concede that significant differences in quality exists with suits and all luxury items for that matter, which makes brands valuable (even though I said that I resent paying the high mark-up). I was mainly talking about items in the list. T-Shirts...- TheWhat
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Commodity Clothing Items- How Important is That Designer Label?
II wasn't arguing about suits, cashmere sweaters, etc. I was just saying that certain items have become so common and inseperable, that it really makes no sense to buy them at name-brand full-price. One example was the white T-shirt. Another was the pocket square. The list goes on, but yes...- TheWhat
- Post #6
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Commodity Clothing Items- How Important is That Designer Label?
But a Cashmere Sweater is a high-end luxury item, and a white t-shirt is not. Even then, with a little bit of research and feel, you can still get equally good stuff for less. For example, with cars, A Hyundai Genesis spec-for-spec, price-for-price, review-for-review outlclasses a BMW or...- TheWhat
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Commodity Clothing Items- How Important is That Designer Label?
I recently read a post entitled "Kirkland Signature (Costco) Italian Ties", and the extreme negative reactions against wearing Costco branded ties inspired me to create this post. I have never liked the idea of wearing visible brands. The idea of spending money to give free advertising to...- TheWhat
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Fitness is the Best Style- Building Your Wardrobe Around Your Body
This is EXACTLY what I was saying, think about how you feel now vs. then. YOU wear the clothes instead of the other way around, and most importantly, you look good to you. I was using "hitting the gym" more as a metaphor for living a healthy lifestyle BTW.- TheWhat
- Post #20
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Fitness is the Best Style- Building Your Wardrobe Around Your Body
My point is, your fitness and diet is within your control and it should be the starting point for a wardrobe. I see it a lot like investing, you don't throw good money after bad, but instead fix the original problem as best you can. To better illustrate, let's look at the popular BCG...- TheWhat
- Post #15
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Fitness is the Best Style- Building Your Wardrobe Around Your Body
I have been lurking around these forums for a few days, and I felt compelled to post based on what I’ve been reading. To preface this, I just want to say I am far from a fashion expert although I have recently begun to acquire sartorial tastes. Oftentimes, I see someone wearing a $2K+ Suit...- TheWhat
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- Forum: Classic Menswear