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There is a RG wearer here. I see him most mornings getting coffee. He steps out of his stock 350Z. Is wearing snakeskin cowboy boots. G-star Jeans. Has an RG ish shirt tucked in. With a belt buckle that is prolly $$$ in weighted silver.
Shaved short colored hair, ample jewellery. And a big ass neckchain with sunglasses. He's like the Japanese Disco Cowboy.:crackup:

Gotta respect his swag. Probably a cool guy.
 
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There is a RG wearer here. I see him most mornings getting coffee. He steps out of his stock 350Z. Is wearing snakeskin cowboy boots. G-star Jeans. Has an RG ish shirt tucked in. With a belt buckle that is prolly $$$ in weighted silver.
Shaved short colored hair, ample jewellery. And a big ass neckchain with sunglasses. He's like the Japanese Disco Cowboy.:crackup:

Gotta respect his swag. Probably a cool guy.


We should all post pics of our local RG stereotypes. Id be curious to see how location plays a factor in their swagger.

"swagger".
 

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Based off all your descriptions, I'm happy I've never seen anyone wearing one haha
 

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I picked this up from a damn near toothless salty old dog at a flea market. @Nataku , @Pierson v Post good move at $30?

and how old is it? Im really horrible at this. The guy said he thought vietnam era but I think its older.

@SpooPoker very interesting suit! All of the "Z" type anti-gravity suits can be distinguished by that diagonal zipper across the front. The Z and Z-2 were both started around 1945/6, but I believe this particular suit started in 1950. U.S. Naval aviators wore suits with the "MIL-S-5085" designation, seen here on the 3rd line. That was used on Naval suits from 1950 to the late 1960's. I can't tell for sure, but if this was from a Navy pilot, most likely it is from the Korean War era.

Newspaper article from 1945 talking about the new "Z" anti-gravity suits:
 

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We should all post pics of our local RG stereotypes. Id be curious to see how location plays a factor in their swagger.

"swagger".


God, I'm gonna regret this. And that's a sorority's hand sign that's just barely cut off.

 
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Picked up this BB blazer yesterday, can anyone tell me the year it came out, looks like an old one, sorry for the bad pics,




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I have the same one (assuming yours is green). It's the only 346 line I've seen that's fully canvassed with what appears to be handwork. Not sure exactly how old it is.
 

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Any insight on this Military Jacket? I saw it yesterday and wasn't sure if this was a thing. Its a double breasted coat. I also found these Goretex winter trousers. @Pierson v Post @Nataku
 
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I have the same one (assuming yours is green). It's the only 346 line I've seen that's fully canvassed with what appears to be handwork. Not sure exactly how old it is.

Probably 1970's. That's the original "346" (named for BB's location at 346 Madison Ave.), and is different from today's 346. The original 346 was well-made; the current 346 is made for the BB outlet stores and is junky. The original line was from the 1950's or 60's into the 70's; in the 60's the tag was black, and changed to blue in the 70's.
 

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Dude, RG shirts are the boss. I would wear all the non-striped one in my size. Unfortunately, their shirts fit so baggy so I've found a total of 1 that I can wear, but it's a good one.

Mono-colored but with embroidering everywhere, front, back, side, top, bottom, you name it
I feel like there's no way to ask this without sounding like a jerk. With that said, do you seriously wear that out and about? Is it a special occasion shirt or do you wear it to the grocery store, post office, other everyday errands?
 

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Spoils from Atlanta

Top Left to Bottom right - All HF from same donor, same store, over the course of 7 years
Hickey Freeman - Gray
Hickey Freeman - Gray Flannel
Hickey Freeman - Navy Flannel
Hickey Freeman - Dark Gray Flannel
Hickey Freeman - Gray
Hickey Freeman - Navy Flannel
Oxxford - Gray

All Roughly size 40/42




Hickey Freeman - 42L





Pal Zileri - 90/10 wool/cash - 46




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view of color


Brooks Brothers - 50L





Brooks Brothers - 46L





Top Left to Bottom Right
JCrew Bowery - 36x31
Pennington & Bailes (Go Dawgs) - 34x32
Southern Marsh - Large NA
Incotex - Wool - 34x29
Pal Zileri - Damaged - didn't see until taking measurements



Bruno Magli - shoes
Ike Behar, Ike Behar, Brooks Brothers - ties
Maus Hoffman, Bills Khakis - belts




NWOT V2 Versace - Not sure if the "good" Versace and has some fabric defects but it wasn't a good spot and couldn't pass on it
Still has all pockets basted shut and the fabric swatch and spare buttons in inner pocket.
I think it was a 46R



VTG Brooks Brothers





Polo Ralph Lauren - USA - Flannel Chalk Line





Brooks Brothers





Brooks Brothers Puppytooth Flannel (36) and Patrick James/Vitale Barberis Canonico Flannel Windowpane (42)






Polo Ralph Lauren - US - Camelhair - 38





And probably the best barbeque I've ever had. Fox Bros near Little Five Points. Wait was 1 hour 45 minutes on Sunday night so we ended up getting it to go.

The Lopez
Frito Pie
Fox-a-Roni
Pulled Pork
Ribs - hands down best
 

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^^LOVE fox bros. damn good BBQ.
 

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Fox bros has a lot of hype but definitely lives up to it. If you ever go back try the ***** beef brisket. Out of this world
 
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