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The official thrift/discount store bragging thread

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83glt

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^Sick bike Nat. That'd almost be like finding a used car. Can you imagine?
 

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Yeah - it's crazy! First thing that came to mind was "Geez, who the hell donated a 1 year old, $2,300 mountain bike!? It's gotta be stolen". Then I figured if it was stolen it would have ended up at some seedy pawn shop. I asked the clerk and she did they they checked the Bike ID number with the police and it wasn't reported stolen. I wonder what the story behind it get donated was?
 

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Originally Posted by Nataku
Yeah - it's crazy! First thing that came to mind was "Geez, who the hell donated a 1 year old, $2,300 mountain bike!? It's gotta be stolen". Then I figured if it was stolen it would have ended up at some seedy pawn shop. I asked the clerk and she did they they checked the Bike ID number with the police and it wasn't reported stolen. I wonder what the story behind it get donated was?

dude you should have jumped on that motherfucker and popped a wheelie right out of the front door....i know i would have
 

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Originally Posted by frenchy
dude you should have jumped on that motherfucker and popped a wheelie right out of the front door....i know i would have

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Passed on an orphaned Zegna coat, charcoal, probably 40/42L. Also a HF suit a tan color. The fabric was smooth with raised places in it, not sure what that is called. I mean it was supposed to be that way. I probably would have taken it home, but there was a small repairable hole on the front of the pants and I just didn't feel like fooling with it. .And saw 2 Walter-Morton suits. Interesting story on this brand, yes? Took home a pair of J&M Cellini 7.5 Chili and Bone Wing Tip spectators for my son. Very soft leather.
 

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Saw some pretty dope Brooks Brothers suits, made in the early 70s, but unfortunately not my size. All really good quality. If anyone's about a 44L, check out the Mountain View/Sunnyvale Goodwill on El Camino Ave, there's at least three of them - one is a sweet tweed with patch pockets.
 

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Originally Posted by TheWGP
Hit a string of shirts today for the first time - four Charles Tyrwhitt and a Brooks Brothers, all same donor, all exactly my size. Never gotten more than one or two at a time before for myself - and these are precisely the right size, too. Even Sea Island cotton... happy today!

Nice. The only string of shirts I've ever hit was 3 Jos A Banks ones. Nothing as nice as Brooks or Tyrwhitt, I'm afraid.

But I'm wearing one right now and am pretty happy with it, so not a bad buy for 2 bucks.
 

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Cashmere tie, made in Italy - €1. Anyone recognise the label?
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Found this Mossimo black leather jacket today, like new for only $7. I never liked leather jackets because they were too heavy (weight-wise) but this is fine, fits great even over a sweater.

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Aquascutum Trench Coat. Must be pretty old if it's still banging on about the Queen's award to industry 1966-71, but it really is in fantastic condition. Not much of a trench coat man but I think it'll look good with suits and things. Happy!
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Looks great Ich_Dien. What colour is that trench, Desert Yellow? Wonderful find.
 

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Stopped by SA as they were setting out ties. Picked these up for .99 each.
 
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