Lohikaarme
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Yeah, his is a small. Don't think it ever sold. Also yo you might hate Faust but don't disrespect the threads
STYLE. COMMUNITY. GREAT CLOTHING.
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Apologies for the terrible pic, but, wow, just got back from checking out the Cornelian Taurus personal order and the new leather for SS15 is amazing - natural indigo dyed leather that is processed like Japanese lacquer (urushi). The texture combined with the depth of color from the natural indigo is just unbelievable and one of the coolest leather treatments I've seen. Very tempted to grab a coincase or something small just to get in on the action even though it's still (understandably) a bit pricy at double the cost of standard leathers.
Again, iPhone pic in bad light but it's a true, deep blue. @Synthese @LA Guy et al would appreciate the craftsmanship of this
Here's the urushi in black, imagine this in an uneven indigo.. Apparently he's been trying to get this right for awhile now
http://addict-store.net/products/detail1940.html
Ah forgot to change my location, unfortunately back in Seattle, so not many options for mens clothing. Thanks for the brand recs though.^Faliero Sarti has the softest scarves I've handled, but you need to see it in person and there's a lot of different materials. Stephan Schieder, LUC, Daniel Andresen. There's also a lot of under the radar designers that only(?) make scarves, by which I mean just go into random shops in Tokyo and touch them all.
Also, Hotoveli sale 30% off started. A1923 has officially entered the retail pricing scheme.
Come on man, you can't say that and not give us examples!faliero sarti is ok , there are some much better (and more baller) options