Australian Members - Part II - if you read the first post, you'll get what this is all about.

[The Chai]

650?!?! That’s daylight robbery

 

[Geoffrey Firmin]

I bought. a pair of Kangaroo from Nungar Trading Co in 2010 for $300. As for the current price its lost touch with reality.

 

[The False Prophet]

PSA: Carmina are waiving their MTO fee this weekend. So I can get the custom chukka boots I've been dreaming of just in time for...the middle of summer.

On an unrelated note, has anyone been to HK lately? Anywhere worth hitting up clothes-wise other than Armoury? The parlous state of the AUD means that buying is unattractive but I can look...

 

[The False Prophet]

Hi guys, I'm looking for sunnies. I'm in Sydney.
Any brand/location to recommend please ?
Thanks

Persol. Classic style and one of the best builds unless you want to go super high-end. I find the classic tortoiseshell a bit lairy for my colouring, but they do some softer browns which are good.

 

[Journeyman]

On an unrelated note, has anyone been to HK lately? Anywhere worth hitting up clothes-wise other than Armoury? The parlous state of the AUD means that buying is unattractive but I can look...

Tassels for shoes?

Prologue for men's clothing?

I remember reading in a thread here that the Armoury has set up a subsidiary called Drop93 that sells leftover "new old stock" stock and also lightly used clothing. It's mainly online but it also has a store in HK: https://drop93.com/

There's also a little store in Wan Chai called Kapok that sells clothes (mainly casual) and also knick-knacks, stationery, art and other stuff.

Not sure that it's really the best time to be visiting HK at the moment, though!

 

[The Ernesto]

My son bought some RMW Comfort Craftsman in Kangaroo today. $650 WTF! And they closed down the outlet store in Canberra. F..k Louie Vuitton.

 

[The Chai]

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That’s the biggest load of crap I have ever seen in the papers!

 

[Nolvadex]

Tassels for shoes?

Prologue for men's clothing?

I remember reading in a thread here that the Armoury has set up a subsidiary called Drop93 that sells leftover "new old stock" stock and also lightly used clothing. It's mainly online but it also has a store in HK: https://drop93.com/

There's also a little store in Wan Chai called Kapok that sells clothes (mainly casual) and also knick-knacks, stationery, art and other stuff.

Not sure that it's really the best time to be visiting HK at the moment, though!

PMQ has some small artisianal shops which may be of interest. Funky coloured shoes, leather jackets etc.. Drop93 store is kinda out of the way and isn't open every day. If you are interested in streetwear there's I.T in Hysan 1, opposite the uniqlo flagship store. Time square is also near by if you want the popular fashion labels

 

[Geoffrey Firmin]

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Great steaming piles of horse manure!

 

[The Chai]

Like yeah...if earnings were indeed gonna triple you wouldn’t be selling the company in the first place

 

[Contango]

Well, maybe if you sold it on a multiple of 600... ?

 

[Terminator]

Also Bryceland’s

 

[Journeyman]

Also Bryceland’s

That's right - I forgot that Ethan and his business partner opened a store in HK, too.

 

[The Ernesto]

Like yeah...if earnings were indeed gonna triple you wouldn’t be selling the company in the first place

Sanjeev Gupta said on the weekend he had 11 pairs of RMWs and thinks it would be a great company to own. Wonder if he will put in a bid.

 

[California Dreamer]

Kuna now has a store front in Collins Street, if anybody feels like spending more than $6,000 on a vicuna scarf.