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Today was tie day for me I guess. Y'all know I love my plaids and paisleys.
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What is up with the striped paisley ties today!!
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Also sniped this guy on ebay for $13 shipped!! (hope they are closer to pic #2) http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ted-Baker-J...PQM/hklnvM38Ro7bEAQZImA=&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc
 
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I'm not even going to post pics my tie finds from last week, they'd apparently get no love at all. Eaze's I like well enough, but I just don't understand Cap's Zegna.

Mine were pretty boring - Navy blue shantung, brown linen, and a pretty boring Bergdorf Goodman neat.

The other ties do make me ask this question, however:
When a tie feels like the lining and the silk are somehow out of alignment to one another, what has happened and can it be fixed easily? I saw a Brioni the other day and passed because it had this issue (which I haven't really described well) and it wasn't a pattern I cared much for anyway (too much geometry going on). If the pattern is good, though, is this problem salvageable?
 

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Went thrifting to help some friends of mine seriously up their style game. Ended up coming home with a Yukali vintage leather moto/racing jacket (pics tonight when im home from work). Its beat up and wonderfully distressed, fits impeccably. I paid for it with labor (friend bought a leather armchair for $30 and I carried with with him 5 blocks and up 7 flights of stairs haha, oh the adventures of youth) and the promise of beer; price was $45. My question is, is that a fail in terms of paying that much for the piece (even though I technically paid nothing and my final cost will likely be sub $30)? I hadn't heard of Yukali before but a lot of searching yielded that they don't do to bad on ebay, but I really can't find much on the brand, quality, etc itself. Seems like some really good quality, vintage leather, but I'm not a big leather guy so I figured I'd try on here for more enlightening responses to my queries.

Vielen Dank!
 

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Went thrifting to help some friends of mine seriously up their style game. Ended up coming home with a Yukali vintage leather moto/racing jacket (pics tonight when im home from work). Its beat up and wonderfully distressed, fits impeccably. I paid for it with labor (friend bought a leather armchair for $30 and I carried with with him 5 blocks and up 7 flights of stairs haha, oh the adventures of youth) and the promise of beer; price was $45. My question is, is that a fail in terms of paying that much for the piece (even though I technically paid nothing and my final cost will likely be sub $30)? I hadn't heard of Yukali before but a lot of searching yielded that they don't do to bad on ebay, but I really can't find much on the brand, quality, etc itself. Seems like some really good quality, vintage leather, but I'm not a big leather guy so I figured I'd try on here for more enlightening responses to my queries.

Vielen Dank!


If it fits impeccably, has nice patina and seems well made, who cares, rock that ****! :slayer:
 

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Picked up some clothes all with drycleaners tags.

Jill Sander mint colored, Mop Buttons, size 39 (very slim) with long arms about 35 Available, John Varvatos 15.5 x 31 MINT spread collar, mop buttons, NICE! Available. Canali - Mine

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and the Unicorn: Zanella, flat front, 34 has a very light stain that I know I can get off. NA

I've been looking for some nice tan pants for a long time and in about a week I find pringle cottons, and these wool.

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Lunchtime thrifting.




Harris Tweed overcoat, probably a size 40-41ish. The lining needs some help, but this can easily be worn without it.







I passed on 2 of these last week...Makes me wish I haven't...
Today was tie day for me I guess. Y'all know I love my plaids and paisleys.
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