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Yohji, Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love The Looser Fit (Yohji Yamamoto Thread)

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Some unknown force of fate really wants me to collect Yohji's clothes because I thrifted another Yohji piece from a different thrift shop. This is a fantastic vintage shirt with impeccable stitching, interesting construction details, and large flawless MOP buttons. There is no size on this shirt and I could not see anywhere where a tag has been taken off so I am guessing this is a one-size shirt. It has a dropped shoulder seam and the arms are a tad long (1/2 inch) to what I would normally have on my shirts.








There is no product code so does anyone have a clue when this shirt is from and if it fits me? (oh and I found some pants that my mom bought me 8 years ago for a concert and my old highschool Docs. Strange how discovering Yohji has made me take a second look at all of the stuff my mom bought me that I though fit terribly.)
 

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^ the logo is the older "rounder" script, so pre-2000 I believe. I like the fit.

you look like you're in a Baldessari painting. :)
 
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shah - i like it but i too have a soft spot for everything floral
 
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Quote Isn't the product code normally on the flip side of that tag? It looks like a wrinkly kinda cotton fabric....

No problem with the fit from your pictures. If you think it fits then it fits anyway.
 
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The "rounder" signature on the tag means pre-aw91, so no codes (at least not on the tags) at that time. $4 for that shirt is great, but $40 for that dual layer aw05 jacket is just insane. :slayer:
 

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The "rounder" signature on the tag means pre-aw91, so no codes (at least not on the tags) at that time. $4 for that shirt is great, but $40 for that dual layer aw05 jacket is just insane.
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You are right about the label character type, Yohji bible as always
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Actually Haruki if the rider was bought for $40 and you aint 100% happy with the size 4 fit ( sleeve issue... ) You can always sell it here or on eBay for 10 times that easily as long as you don't say how much you acquired it for...
 
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Haruki where are you thrifting all these?
I want in, those are two insanely lucky finds.
 

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ya dawg cut me a slstr in, if you find any loot you dont want to keep flip it to us

#poor-hjisquad
 
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If I ever become super rich I'll just donate all my unwanted nice clothes to thrift stores instead of selling them, it's awesome finding designer clothes in thrift stores rather than just crappy suits and old flannels.
 

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