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Originally Posted by mulansauce
They're great for killing your wife.

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Originally Posted by DLester
I am surprised you have much opportunity to wear knits in Brisbane. My brother in law lived there for years and said that it was basically tropical year round.

It is, but as soon as we can, we start piling on the winter gear. Candians would be in shorts and tank tops, but we'd be wearing a sweater, jacket, jeans, boots ... It's not because we're that cold, but because its the only chance we've got.

I need to move to a colder climate, anyone out there hiring?
 

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I want a pair of light pink pants... white always looked a bit off and stark to me. I'll probably wait until spring to find some though.
 

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I have spent way too much time reading the J Crew thread to not actually own any J Crew.
 

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Originally Posted by KevinT
I have spent way too much time reading the J Crew thread to not actually own any J Crew.

You're not missing out on anything.
 

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I am sure others would argue differently. But what do I know? I'm new
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Originally Posted by KevinT
I am sure others would argue differently. But what do I know? I'm new
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Well I mean they're preppy basics. Fit and quality slightly better than Gap/Express. You'll be fine, I promise.
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Originally Posted by KevinT
I have spent way too much time reading the J Crew thread to not actually own any J Crew.
Don't feel bad. I regularly read the Random Fashion Thoughts thread and yet I don't own any MMM and I have never even touched a Jil Sander knit.
 

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The above few comments made me have this random fashion thought: In Canada, there is not an alternative to the Gap for "basics". No J Crew, no Express, no any of these stores for regular clothes. There are now H&Ms, but I have bought 2 items that were unwearable after the first wash, so I have thrown in the towel on them.
 

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Originally Posted by HEWSINATOR
The above few comments made me have this random fashion thought: In Canada, there is not an alternative to the Gap for "basics". No J Crew, no Express, no any of these stores for regular clothes. There are now H&Ms, but I have bought 2 items that were unwearable after the first wash, so I have thrown in the towel on them.

AA?
 

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The secret is to never wash your H&M clothing--that way, it will last forever.
 

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Originally Posted by HEWSINATOR
The above few comments made me have this random fashion thought: In Canada, there is not an alternative to the Gap for "basics". No J Crew, no Express, no any of these stores for regular clothes. There are now H&Ms, but I have bought 2 items that were unwearable after the first wash, so I have thrown in the towel on them.

You are completely right. It's actually frustrating to have to settle for The Gap (or even AA) sometimes when I want better fit, or even something as simple as more selection. If any Canadian SF members have any secret alternative stores in that price range, it would be much appreciated, but I won't expect much
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If this continues, I guarantee someone here is going to buy some Uggs, but won't be sure why.
 
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