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The official thrift/discount store bragging thread

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FaceOfBoh

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I love busting out my spring/summer wardrobe - I get to see all the Orvis madras thats been packed away for months, and my wife found my Brioni gray trou that I thought I had accidentally donated.
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I agree! I just did the same thing today. What was an even bigger treat was freeing up closet space in the bedroom and the front entrance that had been clogged with heavy winter wear. :freeze:
 

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^wish I had enough clothes to make up a winter/fall and a spring/summer wardrobe. That's why I'm here though.
 

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FTFY
No, I get WHY you listed your stuff so fast. It's the HOW I'm having trouble comprehending.


I gave up on trying to list the rest tonight. We went over to a friend's house for dinner and after a couple of drinks I'm too tired. I use a binder, pictured below, to record the measurements and price. When I buy the item I'll write it down in the binder with the price, then come back to it when I measure it. Not sure how you guys do it, but having the binder seems to save me some time. Once it gets too thick I'll transfer the old pages into a larger binder for storage. I used to record my prices in excel, but that became far too much work and with the Outright program eBay offers, I no longer need my spreadsheet. The biggest time saver is using Garage Sale to list the items.

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Oh, and of course Eddie's haul is mind blowing. I would defecate if I saw some of that in a thrift store.
 
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Oh, and of course Eddie's haul is mind blowing. I would defecate if I saw some of that in a thrift store.

Pretty sure I just did - simply by scrolling through all that.. Sounds like my next road trip needs to go through San Francisco!
 

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^^Ejay350gt I was mistakenly logged in to a forgotten account. Please delete. Sorry.

My GW find today:


Robert Grahams all the same size. 15 in all
 

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Nice stuff Eddie and Wes, but Cotton Dockers, yours is my favorite
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(but Eddie, so much Kiton.....)
These pics turned out way worse than I wanted, but I thought this was a rather cool find:



Vintage, midnight blue tux from...



1950! I did a little research and it looks like this was the tailoring house that made all of Ronald Reagan's clothing.

http://news.google.com/newspapers?n...fYRPAAAAIBAJ&sjid=uCQEAAAAIBAJ&pg=5108,259209


Insane details and handiwork on this thing, super heavy too.











Jacket seems to be about a 40, although the shoulders are rather heavily structured.
 

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^^Ejay350gt I was mistakenly logged in to a forgotten account. Please delete. Sorry. My GW find today: Robert Grahams all the same size. 15 in all
So much $$$$ here...size is spot on too..XL seems to do the best on these!
 
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^^Ejay350gt I was mistakenly logged in to a forgotten account. Please delete. Sorry.

My GW find today:




Robert Grahams all the same size. 15 in all

Dear God, that's a pretty sweet haul. You could have some sort of weird costume party where everyone dresses up as skeet rags!!
 

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I don't know how good of a find this is, but it's my first Hardy Amies:
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Dear God, that's a pretty sweet haul. You could have some sort of weird costume party where everyone dresses up as skeet rags!!

That might be a messy party. Is there any way to I.D. the particular model or edition of a RG shirt? They all seem to have the same CA and RN numbers on the tag. It would be nice to know if any are 'limited edition'
 
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