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Sorry I meant Milan. Apologies.
Sorry I meant Milan. Apologies.
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Oh, I wouldn't even know how to direct you to find Paul Greenberg, though I think he was in one of the lanes leading up to the Piazza Novana, but they all seem to merge into one after a while. I did get a very nice Marinella and a cashmere Stefano Ricci from him.Originally Posted by chobochobo
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50 Euros each. Very nice ties, and had a nice chat with him about ties in general.
One shopping regret was *not* getting the Brunello Cucinelli jacket - 90% cashmere, light grey, peak lapels and at 1/3 of local prices (but still a bit too rich for me at the time), now I find that 5% cashmere BC on SF costs twice as much
50 Euros each. Very nice ties, and had a nice chat with him about ties in general.
One shopping regret was *not* getting the Brunello Cucinelli jacket - 90% cashmere, light grey, peak lapels and at 1/3 of local prices (but still a bit too rich for me at the time), now I find that 5% cashmere BC on SF costs twice as much
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Interesting, where was the Cucinelli?
One shopping regret was *not* getting the Brunello Cucinelli jacket - 90% cashmere, light grey, peak lapels and at 1/3 of local prices (but still a bit too rich for me at the time), now I find that 5% cashmere BC on SF costs twice as muchOriginally Posted by chobochobo
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