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is that made in USA denim?
Made in USA oilcloth. Corduroy collar. Frickin' sweet.
^^^ of course why not? my polo coat isn't PRL it's vintage j press but a camelhair polo coat nonetheless. love the lobster clasps i've never popped one of those

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no pics but i do have brag-related news: ran into an epic canali haul this afternoon a bunch of wool/silk sc's and a brioni suit as a cherry on top. boo ya!
Ahh, I see. I didn't realize that style was called a polo coat. And yes, the lobster clasps are killer. Scooped it from Linda a while back.
 

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Two staple BBBF suits - size 4.

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Okay, I lied. I will post my mini-haul from today.
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I went years without finding Brioni anything, and now the ties keep turning up. These need TLC. Plus two Trafalgars and one Dooney.

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Another brand that keeps turning up, and I'm not complaining. These feel so comfy. I might keep this one instead of flipping.

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The joy of reuniting orphans! I think this is a pretty recent Canali Travel suit, right?

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Cable Car Clothiers wool challis tie with a gorgeous print, minty Eton shirt, and some random cufflinks that I like.
 

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@SpooPoker
I have the shirt that matching silk shirt to that blue and gold Versace square
 

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The joy of reuniting orphans! I think this is a pretty recent Canali Travel suit, right?
Better than recent, these are current. The tag with the logo on it is the newer one after the brown label. Based on what I've seen at Nordstrom I believe the travel series is below the "exclusive" and "1934" label but still a great suit and a great find!
 

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Likelyhood of finding a haul 1/10th that of Spoo's: 0

That is not the proper attitude. I have walked into thrift stores and walked out with nothing. On the other hand, I have walked into thrift stores in the poorest section of town and come out with over $60,000 retail in ties and other items. There are wealthy people in your town. I don't even know what town you live in, but I can assure you that they are there. Eventually they die and their relatives get rid of ****. It is more about being in the right place at the right time. @SpooPoker makes this **** look easy because he has mastered the art of hustling. You can opt to rely just on thrift store finds or you can hit yard sales, church rummage sales, and estate sales. Be encouraged by the hauls of others. If you put in the time, you will eventually be posting brags on the daily.
 

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some folks can true thrift only using their fingertips. not i, but some.
 

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Hours willing to drive for better thrifting.....varies...11 round trip this week.


Here's my half. Crappy pics for now






Can I get a size check on this motherfucker?
 

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I'm new to thrifting, so I've only bought stuff I would wear myself. I'm not particularly into 3 button suits, but I picked up an Ermenegildo Zegna Centoventimila suit for $15, because it fit and I liked the material. Wondering if I did OK?
 

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I'm new to thrifting, so I've only bought stuff I would wear myself. I'm not particularly into 3 button suits, but I picked up an Ermenegildo Zegna Centoventimila suit for $15, because it fit and I liked the material. Wondering if I did OK?

The answer is always yes if you're happy with your purchase. If it fits and you like it, then absolutely.
 
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