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card trickery not paying the po[e]ll tax ?
That site is so good.
card trickery not paying the po[e]ll tax ?
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That site is so good.
That site is so good.
Dude, ever since they've moved to Japan blazers have been like $1600-200 and pants like $400-600. We're talking very average designer prices and the stuff is def well made. I mostly own old, made in USA, $5-6K a suit items but one of my blazers is from the new maker and it's not really inferior (well less work on the collar and it's made from simple cotton)...
BTW I'm a TB0 in every ******* jacket I have ever tried, no matter the material or season, so you guys are full of ****.
I like the doc monkey boots, but Graham fowler has the Trickers, albeit with a danite sole and not commando. All sizes though
http://grahamefowler.com/shop/item/men-s-trickers-s-black-monkey-lace-up-boot/
http://grahamefowler.com/shop/item/men-s-tricker-s-burgandy-waxy-monkey-boot/
Thanks, but while they don't necessarily need to be monkey boots (preferable), they definitely need commando soles unfortunately. I'd like them to be slightly taller than those (and the docs) as well, like these 9 holes:
just a snippet from something i read today...
The Toronto, Canada born Club Monaco line (now part of the Ralph Lauren family) pulls down the curtain to unveil their new “Made in the U.S.A.” collection which brings an assortment of neckties, suits and more – all made in the United States – to a market ready for it. Sold through their 5th Ave. shop and their Bloor Street, Toronto shop, the Club Monaco collection is only the start of a larger initiative that will surround the brand with collaborations featuring familiar names: Archival Clothing, London Unercover, Tannery Goods, and even Undercover.
Club Monaco x Undercover ? FINALLY !