The official thrift/discount store bragging thread - Part II (May 2015 - Sept. 2018)

[suited]

Anyone recognize this tag? Decided to keep this. There was another label on the inside but it was removed.

 

[JFST]

It's been hectic these 2 weeks, lot's of stress on the job, my internet provider crapped on me so I had to switch to verizon and the very next day my phone died soo...

I thrifted some ****, several pop for me:







Patagonia cords

Christina Lehr top/pullover





Tryed again with t shirts, this looks neat





RL Sport



Black Fleece Shirt



Burberry x2 N/A


Etro pants (think they're womens)



Colorful tyrwhitt shirt



VTG? Patagonia fleeece



Y3 t shirt N/A



First hermes and su misura EZ

Bergdorff Goodman linen shirt



Vitaliano Pancaldi (don't know if this is actually a good one, the name sounded flashy and reminiscent of something I seen in this thread perhaps

RLBL 40R Plaid Suit Amazing, so bummed it doesn't fit me (too slim) N/A

 

[Letric]

^ That BBBF Oxford shirt and the RLBL suit are killer scores!

 

[the2ndhandman]



little e made from 1971 - early 80s (84 i believe)...

thanks for the additional pics amigo! 

not with a #6 stamp

 

[Fueco]

@JFST, that Patagonia Snap T is probably late 90s/Early 00s. Look for a tag that says something like FA00, SP99, S98, W01.

 

[Fueco]

This will be the last REI Sale for me as a resident of California. It looks like it could be epic.

 

[double00]

not with a #6 stamp

explain this please?

 

[Letric]

I'm fairly certain those ones @the2ndhandman found are 1971 - 1976. The single-digit stampings on the back of the top button were pre mid-70's.

 

[JFST]

@JFST , that Patagonia Snap T is probably late 90s/Early 00s. Look for a tag that says something like FA00, SP99, S98, W01.

The only numbers on the tags are W766F, RN 51884, STYLE 25450...

 

[double00]

I'm fairly certain those ones @the2ndhandman found are 1971 - 1976. The single-digit stampings on the back of the top button were pre mid-70's.

no, no... i was asking @the2ndhandman to explain how a little e 501 was made in 1965 ... little e didn't appear until 1971, and why wouldn't there be 70s jeans stamped with a 6?


and since we're on the subject let's do an experiment:

@Letric would you mind you've got a couple of pairs of legit vintage denim, right? little e or big e?

 

[Fueco]



The only numbers on the tags are W766F, RN 51884, STYLE 25450...

 

If no tags have been cut off, that might be a little earlier. They stopped making Synchilla fleeces in the US somewhere around 2002 (I do not know exactly which season they switched). I have a Snap T from 1991 which has a season tag on it. When I get home, I'll snap some pics of the tags to show you what I mean.

 

[JFST]

I forgot about this odd duck, Marimekko knit cotton jacket XL

 

[the2ndhandman]



little e made from 1971 - early 80s (84 i believe)...

thanks for the additional pics amigo! 

OK so 65 might be a little early but the site I was looking at said any with a single stich rear pocket and single digit stamp were pre 1970. Chain stitch pockets were after 1971. Remember those sample dusplay jeans I have there button is number 6 but chain stitched rear pocket and they have the actual handwritten build tag in the pocket that was written in grease pen by hand and we're produced in December of 1966 and still little e. This is why I hate dating levis there so all over the place with the dating.

 

[noob in 89]



Say more about this. What is this "turned" you speak of.

It been many years since my first journey to Ho Avenue. Many lives have changed...but the game in the Point remains the same:

The only thing I think about, what scares me, is that, when I get into that store, am I going to come out alive?

Once customer like French cuffs; his wife don't do French cuffs. I said, My God -- what's a closet without French cuffs?

Sea Island cotton. That got me into the life. Sea Island cotton the best pimp in the world..

Only on HBO. It's not TV, it's HBO.

 

[cpmac7]



It been many years since my first journey to Ho Avenue. Many lives have changed...but the game in the Point remains the same:

Once customer like French cuffs; his wife don't do French cuffs. I said, My God -- what's a closet without French cuffs?