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The official thrift/discount store bragging thread

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Nataku, those are super **** yes awesome
 
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By the way...what is going on around here? Why is everyone so sensitive.

I'm guessing no holidays bonuses this year?

Saw a Rag & Bone Hand Tailored sportcoat at Nordstrom Rack yesterday. Gray flannel, made by Martin Greenfield. Passed because it was around $100. Is that sort of thing desirable?

OMG! Go kop now!!! If it fits you, even better!

Check out this piece of awesomeness




























That is a beautiful shade!
 
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Dunn & Co Harris Tweed, 38R




Shoulders: 18
Chest: 21
Waist: 20
Length: 28.75
Sleeves: 23.75











OMG! Dibs! Come to papa!
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Cap,

I use to live one block away from tottenham court road. That's pretty cool, mate!!
 

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NAT, MY MAN.
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Shout out to ATLJon for the USMA/West Point wool hoodie. Needs some slimming, but it's awesome.
 

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Unvented jackets look quite good on men who are in good shape.
 

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Stuff i picked up over the last two weeks. Everything fits so N/A

Zegna (MTM i think) Double vent, pick stitching everywhere





Zegna (made for same guy). Cashmere, ventless :(





Yale Co-op Harris Tweed. Single vent, no darts, 3/2




Polo cardi


Turnbull & Asser bow tie



NWT Vineyard Vines polo
 

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Holy hell, I've just caught up on the last WEEK of posts in one multiple-hour session
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To all of the *amazing* finds recently,
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To everyone being strangely touchy,
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Brian, that azure paisley tie is wonderful! Love me some bright blues. (Tie trade? I got stuffs.)
Ruben, that smoking jacket is baller! WANT! PM sent.

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Also, happy belated birthday to GMMcL ! On that note, I'd like to send some shout-outs, especially since it will soon be the day of giving thanks...

  • GMMcL for a good trade, and tonylumpkin for the lovely Hanover shell saddles (from his sick shoe haul several days ago) that I'll be wearing for the holiday tomorrow.

  • Shiny -- thanks so much for hooking me up with that wine-colored flowery Zegna tie way back. Wore it for the first time recently, to the orchestra, wearing a newly-acquired navy Corneliani blazer from Brianpore. Some kickass buttons on that one! So wonderful. Have some pics, but am wayyy too behind on sorting and getting all my pics in order. (I still have to send you some stuff, Brian, but I am *not* your secret santa.)

  • HansderHund and Tben for being standup dudes and giving a bro some pointers.

As an aside, I'm not sure if it's a sort of in-joke or some tongue-in-cheek irony, but why do people always mis-type Hans' handle? Hans - der - Hund --> HansderHund . It seems that s tends to wander here and there. Hans is such a good sport that he would probably never point this out, and of course all of this could also be in jest, but I can't. tell.


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As for actual contributions on my behalf, I do have some things accumulated slowly over the past few weeks when I go out for myself and for my secret santa recipient (and to proxy for some...). I picked up some more Robert Talbott and Rooster, including a nice navy knit. I also managed to pick up some awesomely thick houndstooth tweed trousers for myself and purple snakeskin pumps and matching handbag (though from different makers) for the gf
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. Also picked up grey flannel blazer with leather-buttons, vintage Evan Picone (I know, I know, but it seemed not terrible), also for the gf. Oh, and grey NWT Faconnable 31 that I'm keeping (unless someone convinces me otherwise). Some other stuff also, but either not noteworthy or for the secret santa potlatch. I was planning on taking pics and such, but gah, the time it takes to do such things.... Will do so eventually; at least before I send stuff off for the potlatch, so I can archive my finds.
 
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I myself prefer unvented for many styles, as it flatters my body well. Vents have a tendency to cause gapping on me, especially bad with double-vents in a light-weight fabric on a fitted jacket. For slim-fitted jackets in particular, unvented can look quite good, IMO better than double-vented. Of course this depends on the build -- I am pretty slim and athletically built.

Unvented jackets look quite good on men who are in good shape.
 

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A bike mechanic? You are doing God's work. Seriously. We'd all be better off with more good bike mechanics and fewer crafty lawyers. People who fix bikes or cars or sinks or airplanes are actually doing something, which can't be said for a lot of other folks. I imagine your time spent in meetings is minimal.


Is in law school... :(

Grabbed a nice PRL tie for myself.

Left a cotton plaid PRL tie. Christmassy so I thought about kopping but nah. Saw several Canali shirts at 9.50 a pop. Would've grabbed for myself, but not to flip. One fray sportswear one, a nice sportswear one my size but a meh pattern, and a straight blue. The big heartbreaker was an older label (but new looking) BB GF suit. Would've snagged for myself, but just 1-2 sizes too small
 
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