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Fit fine in the shoulders, weird sleeves, and very short, with a small neck opening. Bad all around
Fit fine in the shoulders, weird sleeves, and very short, with a small neck opening. Bad all around
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anyone checked out Graymarket in Brooklyn yet? I don't really venture into willyburg often so haven't had a look. What labels are they carrying? Worth stopping by?
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Yeah. Its good but its expensive. They have N(N) Rick Undercover etc. except its usually all old stuff.
Its worth checking out
Yeah. Its good but its expensive. They have N(N) Rick Undercover etc. except its usually all old stuff.
Its worth checking out
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Oh shoot they have Keith Haring prints, shame they don't have some of his better stuff (specifically, all them dancin' people), been wanting to rock a KH shirt in summer for a while now
Edit: nvmnd, guess they do, just tiny and intricate
Edit: nvmnd, guess they do, just tiny and intricate
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The girl style thread is awaiting your contribution:
http://www.styleforum.net/t/127534/how-would-you-like-a-girl-to-dress/4800_100
The girl style thread is awaiting your contribution:
http://www.styleforum.net/t/127534/how-would-you-like-a-girl-to-dress/4800_100
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i've got a question for the people on here who actually know about shoes.
on all the pictures of shoes that i see on vibram soles, there is like a "midsole" type of thing that is stitched to the shoe, then the vibram is glued (?) to that. however, when i got my bucks resoled, it's like the cobbler unstitched the "midsole" and just glued the vibram right to the shoe. so there's no stitching anymore, just empty stitching holes. is this bad? i'm assuming it is. i just noticed it though, and i guess most people will ever notice it, but still.
on all the pictures of shoes that i see on vibram soles, there is like a "midsole" type of thing that is stitched to the shoe, then the vibram is glued (?) to that. however, when i got my bucks resoled, it's like the cobbler unstitched the "midsole" and just glued the vibram right to the shoe. so there's no stitching anymore, just empty stitching holes. is this bad? i'm assuming it is. i just noticed it though, and i guess most people will ever notice it, but still.
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