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The official thrift/discount store bragging thread

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Shiny

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Some recent finds:

Big boy stuff and some thrift synergy. Oxxford herringbone FF pants. 40x30. These are medium weight wool.
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handsewn buttonholes!
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Canali FF pants. 42x32.
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Could be my 1st t thrift grenadine. Unknown brand, though. Also, I think it is wider than 3.5”.
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BB Penny shell loafers. 11d. These may be aldens, but not sure. Will look good cleaned up.

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Evisu selvedge. I think one of you dudes thrifted these exact same jeans recently. These have no crease marks at all so (fark it!) I'm gonna call these NWOT. Synergy!

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Trafalgar belt. Tagged 42. If no one is interested in it, I will shorten it to my waist size. That scrape can be covered up when you fasten the belt.
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S. Ricci button up tie.
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R talbott BOC, R Talbot BOC NWT and E Zegna tiez. I think the spoomeister thrifted the same zegna tie in the past week or so. Synergy!

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Been pretty dry here for anything since I got back into things in the last week. Not much to brag about.

Heading out through Des Moines, Lawrence and Wichita this weekend on a rock band playing some out of town shows trip. Gonna keep an eye out for middle America's best hidden thrift stores.
 

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Heading out through Des Moines, Lawrence and Wichita this weekend on a rock band playing some out of town shows trip. Gonna keep an eye out for middle America's best hidden thrift stores.


Madre lives in Des Moines and I can honestly say that there is no hidden Gem in Iowa. Unless you are looking for Kohls brands :)
 

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Whoah, these oxfords from Gustin look like a great deal:

https://www.weargustin.com/store/108

Also +1 on Naked & Famous, especially if you're looking for more adventurous jeans in a variety of cuts. My brown canvas pair and the white waxy ones get a ton of wear, and look better as they age.
 
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Madre lives in Des Moines and I can honestly say that there is no hidden Gem in Iowa. Unless you are looking for Kohls brands :)


Yeah I kind of gathered that last time I was there last year but I hold out some hope.
 

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I'd figure there's some killer vintage workwear to be found in small midwestern towns. I think in these areas, it's the opposite of looking for high-end clothing. Big cities won't hold much, the small towns are what you're looking for. People who've lived in the same house for a few generations and still have grandpa's old jeans folded away in the closet.
 

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Yesterday's haul, from a half day on the town with 1OfTheCoolKids:

PRL Suede Kilties Size 10.5D
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Anyone know the maker? I can't make out the lettering inside, but it might say made in Italy.

1OTCK tells me Sissy Boy 57 is a fancy brand. Definitely Euro sized, because this XL fits like a small L. Short arms, but alterable.
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NWT PRL trousers, and old PRL trousers. Which would YOU prefer?
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Etro Polo
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Not the first Armani tie I've seen, but the first I've kopped, + another Atkinson for my collection. (Thrift synergy w hansderhund?)
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PRL orphan jacket that I don't need, but it'd make someone such a lovely blazer with some dark MOP buttons ...
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Mabro Suit. A first. Trying to decide if I can part with it. Maybe I'll do a fit pic and you guys can help me decide. I'm just a sucker for the MOP buttons.:slayer:
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Oh, did someone say Naked and Famous?
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Or was it APC?
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(Dibsed by Brian P)
 
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I'd figure there's some killer vintage workwear to be found in small midwestern towns. I think in these areas, it's the opposite of looking for high-end clothing. Big cities won't hold much, the small towns are what you're looking for. People who've lived in the same house for a few generations and still have grandpa's old jeans folded away in the closet.


That's what I always hope for whenever I'm at my parents in Wisconsin. Haven't been super lucky yet.
 

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Can I solicit advice from denim heads?
Are ASOS buckle-back selvedge worth picking up?
 
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