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Australian Members
I already have a pair of the bench grades, and they're fantastic, but they're getting a bit old, worn and smelly and I want to buy a new pair but don't want to get the exact same pair.- Erwino
- Post #65,847
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
They're $149 + $30 shipping. So about $250 AUD.- Erwino
- Post #65,812
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Some one please convince me why I should/shouldn't buy these shoes. https://www.weargustin.com/store/2480 Thanks- Erwino
- Post #65,806
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
I recently bought a pointer brand chore coat from the mass drop sale that was on a few weeks back. I bought an XS because all the S were sold out, however it's a little too small. Does any one have a S that they find to big and are wanting to swap for my XS? It's brand new with original tags...- Erwino
- Post #62,002
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
That's not too bad I guess. Tuscan leather is awesome though, one of my favourites. Theres a ton of facebook fragrance groups that do regular splits. Aussie Fragrance Network Fragrance Marketplace Fragrance Democracy The Fragrance Guru Nation International Fragrance Split Association To name...- Erwino
- Post #45,741
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Generally the going rate of TFPB is about $2-2.5 USD per ml. It just depends who you are buying it from, and whether they are doing it at cost price so they can split a bottle, or are making a profit. I ended up picking up a 20ml decant of it for $50 AUD + $7 shipping...- Erwino
- Post #45,737
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
This is a much better deal, he charges $11USD to ship to Aus. It's almost closed too, only 50mls left of the TV. Also theres 45mls left to close of tobacco oud. I've put my name down for the tobacco oud, if you happen to live in Brisbane let me know and we could save on shipping...- Erwino
- Post #45,727
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Is there any interest in organising an aussie fragrance split? I know a few of the guys here would be interested. i.e. foxy. The reddit aussie fragrance split has been inactive for like 25 days now. I sampled TF tobacco vanille the other day and instantly fell in love. It would be way cheaper to...- Erwino
- Post #44,673
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Was any of the Australian SF members happen to be walking along Albert street between Elizabeth and Charlotte street in Brisbane this morning at about 9:30am. They were wearing suede double monks, an odd blazer and a tan filson 257?- Erwino
- Post #38,779
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Hey guys New member here. Recently bought my first suit. What does everybody think? In hindsight, I would have preferred a different shirt, and possibly a grenadine tie.- Erwino
- Post #38,649
- Forum: Classic Menswear