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So you're bragging to people about the clothes you bought but haven't even worn yet?Originally Posted by Ludeykrus
Ive been a member for maybe 3 days, but Ive already spent $200 on SF approved clothes.Originally Posted by OCross
He's been a member for 3 days and spent $200 on clothing that he almost certainly has not gotten yet; yet, his acquaintances are already jealous. One can conclude that he has been bragging about his yet-to-have-arrived clothing. Do you derive anything else from his post?Originally Posted by Ludeykrus
Delrium- You seriously need to upgrade your wardrobe to match what seems to be a nice outerwear collection.Originally Posted by chronoaug
Yeah I know what you mean. I just tend to see the cost for value of outerwear more favorably than other pieces. It seems a bit weird to spend $150 on BoO for a tailored jcrew or rl oxford. I'm gonna cop some boots though.Originally Posted by delirium
too much, between suits, shirts, pants and shoes I would say $10,000 and thats been since febOriginally Posted by Mini
No Man Walks Alone - Informale Jungle Jacket - $655 A classic military piece revised to slot seamlessly into a sharp wardrobe. It's surprising how many details feel directly lifted from the Vietnam War-era design, like those iconic pockets and shorter button placket, yet the jacket reads more like a sport coat with how Informale tweaked things. 
Nicks Boots - JL64 - Maker's Series - $569 These boots feature the rugged durability of Roughout British Tan CXL leather, complemented by a sophisticated Rolled Top for added comfort. The Logger Heel ensures stability and support, while the 430 MV Outsole offers exceptional traction. Finished with Antique Hardware, these boots blend timeless aesthetics with modern functionality. 
