drizzt3117
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this suit reminds me of something a NFL player would wear when drafted. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws....36&rd=1
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this suit reminds me of something a NFL player would wear when drafted
It certainly has been. Condition is "very good" and description notes "slight pilling."I question if the garment has not been previously worn / altered.
forgive me for sounding like a troll, but i think what you are really saying saying is "this suit looks like something a black dude would wear." when you guys say nfl/nba player, i don't think you're referring to joe montana or steve nash. let's drop the p.c. labels and say what we mean. being overly sensitive to race makes people sound racist to me.this suit reminds me of something a NFL player would wear when drafted. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws....36&rd=1
The windowpane worsted has always featured low along the rank and file, while its standing with the well-starched set has never been higher...for the initiated, the pattern's individuality and popular neglect are two of its main attractions, the third being its salutary effect on the male figure. Â Longer in length than width, its upright rectangular formation subtly elongates, unlike the stripe, which works its magic in more conspicuous ways. Â Another plus is its facility for harmoniously combining with a second or third pattern
forgive me for sounding like a troll, but i think what you are really saying saying is "this suit looks like something a black dude would wear."
when you guys say nfl/nba player, i don't think you're referring to joe montana or steve nash.