Should I or shouldn't I buy... (clothing item)?

XenoX101 · Dec 17, 2009

Originally Posted by lovelysteve

Not sure.. if they were the all black ones i would be all over them but the black ones aren't available anywhere in my size and these white ones are.

Like these.

fuji · Dec 17, 2009

Originally Posted by Caveat

Wing tip sneakers sound like a horrible idea, but I'm drawn to these from Gilt. Thoughts?

http://www.giltman.com/s/surplus/product/20317483

I bought them in grey and white. For $30 I don't care if they fall apart after a few wears.

sq4you · Dec 17, 2009

seriously considering this. im salivating like a ***** right now Moncler Gamma Bleu by Thom Browne 1400

lovelysteve · Dec 18, 2009

Originally Posted by XenoX101

Like these.

I got them, for $235 im pretty happy.

jet · Dec 18, 2009

sq, i think they have cooler stuff that a 3 button blazer unless that is exactly what you love about it

BBSLM · Dec 18, 2009

Acne cable knit in baby blue. On sale for $125. Normally I would just buy it and send it back if needed, but this is final sale, and Im not familiar with Acne quality/fit. Should I buy?

XenoX101 · Dec 18, 2009

Acne are a very straight arrow type fit, no gimmicks or wackness, in saying that they are a bit oversized from my experience so you might want to size down 1 particularly if you're in between sizes. I find the quality of acne is particularly good for the price. I like the piece you've posted, that is a great shade of pale blue.

Adam24 · Dec 18, 2009

Originally Posted by MS007

Since MS007 is ignoring my PMs.. I'll paypal 5$ to anyone who finds an online retailer that sells this exact same pair in a size 9 or 9.5 US (or 8UK, or 42EUR).

sq4you · Dec 18, 2009

Originally Posted by BBSLM

Acne cable knit in baby blue. On sale for $125. Normally I would just buy it and send it back if needed, but this is final sale, and Im not familiar with Acne quality/fit. Should I buy?
im generally not a huge fan of crew neck sweaters but this one looks pretty good. i really like acne. i have a blazer from them that is ultra fitted (think thom browne style). i think the stuff generally fits pretty slim

Originally Posted by jet

sq, i think they have cooler stuff that a 3 button blazer unless that is exactly what you love about it
thanks for the feedback

dunelly · Dec 18, 2009

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sq4you · Dec 18, 2009

if i had to pick, id go with the left. but im assuming those are both roughly 200 bucks and you can find much better shoes for that same price point (like Barneys chukkas - made in italy, wood soles)

dunelly · Dec 18, 2009

they are actually $80 campers on sale from 180 + BCB
I'm digging the left ones too

the shah · Dec 18, 2009

by ferragamo

sq4you · Dec 18, 2009

Originally Posted by shahanshah

by ferragamo
yeah magician told me the barneys house brand shoes (at least the ones made in italy) are produced in the same factory as the feraggamos. Id prefer to see it in writing somewhere before believing that though.

MS007 · Dec 18, 2009

Originally Posted by Adam24

Since MS007 is ignoring my PMs.. I'll paypal 5$ to anyone who finds an online retailer that sells this exact same pair in a size 9 or 9.5 US (or 8UK, or 42EUR).

Check your PM.

Just saw that the seller doesn`t ship outside europe. So, the guy sells 3 of those (all size EU42). If you want those bad (and we find maybe a third taker) I can contact him, tell him I'll take all three (for a better price of course) and send them to you (declared as a gift or so, don't know how to dodge us tolsl).

-MS

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