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I don’t remember what I was wearing because of the shotsIf you were wearing Gurkha trousers, I would have to take her side in that case.
Was on a Tinder date once and this girl told me she only likes guys who “dress well and wear like Amiri and ****,” and I don’t remember the rest of the night because I drank so many shots just to not understand her words anymore
Hey guys! I have been a silent reader for quite a while and finally decided to join today because I need a second opinion on a purchase of mine and I hope this is the right place.
I recently purchased this denim jacket and I am not sure if it is on the cool side or already on the tacky side of the spectrum. Please ignore the horrible branding, I would remove it if I were to keep it.
Kindest Regards
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Yeah, I've been really loving all of their diff leather, suede, and hair-on options.
I will say, for loafers that are supposed to be fun, they have a very traditional sole. I wish they didn't have a super stiff leather sole but something more pliable and comfortable.
People ragged on ALD loafers for having a poron insole and a glued sole, but honestly it's much more comfortable. Which is great for something I won't wear enough to complely break in.
Synchronicity, I was just coming to post "You know what's worse than Amiri? -Dsquared2"
If you removed the branding on the back, and the red tab, I don't think the jacket is terrible. That said, I think you would look better in an authentic vintage trucker jacket with that kind of wear and tear.
Have you looked on eBay or Etsy? If you search for the terms "vintage Lee 101J," "vintage Lee Storm Rider," and "vintage Levis trucker jacket Big E" you will pull up a lot of options. Buy from a seller that takes returns, as sometimes measurements only tell part of the story.
Is the camp moc sole stiff even?
I really like the look of their stuff but the whole “no returns, only credit” is such a mental hurdle for me. I’m never confident enough, especially with shoes, to cross that barrier.
Just got another size of Blackstock & Weber loafers in, and can now offer some sizing advice. My brannock/tts is 10.5D, flat foot/low arches, probably closer to 10.25.
- the 10.5 B&W (the TF collab) which is sized relatively tts for my brannock, fits well with a thick sock, and is generally a fine fine fit, but def too big to wear comfortably with a thin sock or barefoot
- the 10 B&W (black grain) which is sized a half size down from my brannock, fit well in the length, but the outer part of my middle toes is catching on the sides when barefoot. I think this is probably the right size, and with a shoe tree, should fit well overall.
My recommendation is:
- go down a half size from brannock if you're at or slightly over a traditional size (I'm a 10.25ish, usually buy a size 10.5, and I sized down to 10 for a solid fit)
- go tts from brannock if you're on the larger side of a traditional size (if you normally buy 10.5 but are more of a 10.75, go tts with a 10.5).
Overall the shoes have a lot of volume and are forgiving in width. Also, based on the sizing info formatting and the sole, I'm 99% sure they're made by Sanders.
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appreciate this! i really dig those white suede being released this week. though @willy cheesesteak told me he went down a full size from brannock so now i am unsure again haha. the store credit thing scares me especially with all the hype and me being a pretty standard size so the risk of something selling out before i can replace. i may just have to bit the bullet and visit the KITH store to try these on in person.
Amiri is at the sweet spot of NYC scammer meets LA tryhard meets rap culture – a winning coalition for sales even as the rest of us lose in having to see it. As garbage as this crowd might believe it to be any retailer would be foolish not to go all in because there isn't a single baller outfit in North America complete without a pair of Amiri denim right now. Same spot Balmain was in at the beginning of the decade with their biker jeans. It also doesn't hurt Amiri to have the most important rap co-sign of the last few years in his pocket. (1:10 – NSFW)
Right now he, SLP, Dior, and Prada can do nothing wrong.