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Excellent thread. I'm in Europe and more interested or familiar with Italian / UK brands, and always trying new brands through Yoox / Ebay IT / online UK shops (heritage, workwear) / travels in Europe. A few recommendations and favourite brands: Boglioli jackets and outerwear: Piombo, Tonello, Lardini, Tagliatore, L.B.M. 1911, Herno, Allegri, Fay, Hogan, Joseph (UK) Paul Smith or Piombo shirts, accessories, knitwear: Roda, Malo, Fedeli, 5+1 Annapurna, Zanone, Avon Celli, Della Ciana, Falconeri, Mauro Griffoni Incotex/Mabitex pants: PT01 / 05 (jeans), Jacob Cohen Paul Smith shoes: Officine Creative, N.D.C, Buttero, Lidfort, Preventi Some shops in Europe less often mentioned here: http://www.alducadaosta.com/eng/men/designers http://www.farfetch.com/ http://www.antonioli.eu/men http://www.orlandinifirenze.it/index...ction=shopping http://www.herrenausstatter-braun.de/Marken/ http://www.studiohomme.com/en
 

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if you like JD_May you will like AR_Six
 

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Originally Posted by LA Guy
In general, you'd think that with the direction a lot of you skinnier guys are going (semi-goth ninja) that there would be a groundswell for Nuur, which uses fabrics that are better than Rick Owens, Damir Doma, wjk, etc...

Picked up a Nuur shirt from Yoox...it rocks!
Thanks for the recommendation! :]

 

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If you like APC, BoO, and MMM, you'll suddenly love Yohji!
 

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^Hah. Pretty funny. Though I think the size of the Yohji contingent is slightly overestimated. I don't think most of the people on the board are going to be rushing to buy hakama pants anytime soon.
 

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^^ Those, and Sophnet, Uniform Experiment, OF....pretty much the whole lineup at a place like Haven may be to your liking.
 

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Supreme is cool, so is Uniform experiment. Visvim is amazing I got this full lamb leather varsity from them, wore it drunk last weekend and made a tiny rip at the shoulder :-(
Those brands seem to be assosiated with the japanese streetware scene but arent really "like" them. I guess Im asking for brands with a simmilar biker/preppy/english/military/americana type mash up.
 

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If you like Needles, you will probably like Monitaly. Yuki is getting crazy with his wool bomber (hard to describe except to say that it is like a bulkier 5 zip, with a shawl collar). The first year I saw it, it was in a light grey wool with a scarlet lining. Then, it was grey wool with a leopard lining. This coming FW, the dude did it in camo in different colors. There are pants to match. I could wear one, but not with the other. Pretty sure that Yuki could pull off the whole thing.

Of you like Post O'alls, you'll probably like Bleu de Paname.

if you like down jackets, and have $3500 or so to spare, you will like Brunello Cucinelli's version, which is tremendous, and also tremendously expensive.
 

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