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Recent purchases - Part II

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Originally Posted by scunom
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i love this, where can buy? any one knows?
zozo.jp apc puffer jacket is probably from apc. actually besides context and that one store in sf where i met sycamorenomore i've never seen apc apparel outside of apc.
 
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Originally Posted by Schpacko
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The bag ist from aunts & uncles, a german brand. I don't know if you can order online, i bought it in a store in switzerland for about 190 Euros. There is a zipper on the back, but its kinda covered as you can see here.
Material and quality seem to be very nice for the price.

Thanks Schpacko!! Now to see if I can find these from these backwoods...
 
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I would love to find those wjk sweats... My google attempt didn't net much
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But those are simply awesome . Good luck to those looking and congrats to those who've managed to acquire. Hope they fit as nice as they look. Always on the lookout for nice sweat pants.. Context is carrying the Velva Sheens: http://www.contextclothing.com/item.php?id=1774 The BoO knee pad sweats: http://www.forwardforward.com/fwd/Di...duct=BAND-MP11 (I would catch a lot of ish for wearing anything with built in knee-pads though. Kind of Gay, don't you think? No offense) Glad to find those Reigning Champs though. Hope those fit okay. edit; fixed velva sheen link
 
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Originally Posted by Uncontrol
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****, i like a pair of baller sweatpants
ftfy, don't even want to know how much those run
 
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Those WJK sweat does look nice from the pics, price is ¥35,700 to those wondering. I have a feeling those sweats would look like spandex on me though, my Spurr sweats pretty much wraps around my calves. Grey one is also nice.
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Those WJK sweats are insane. Really liking their stuff though it probably wouldn't work with my body type (short/stocky). Ohwell, worth checking out when I'm in Japan. Those nigel cabourn olive pants look great too and I'm sure were an amazing deal
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Envious!
 
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Velva sheen look ok too but I need something with a shorter rise, its's hard to avoid the saggy ass look on sweatpants with a rise larger than 10"
 
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+1 on the sweats.
One thing I've found to be crucial on the more "tailored" sweats is a zipper/button fly closure. Without em, you get that cock outline which would be awkward for everyone if you were to wear them out in public.
 
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Originally Posted by snake
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...you get that cock outline which would be awkward for everyone if you were to wear them out in public.

Yeah...beware going commando in James Perse slub cotton sweats or sweat shorts
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Learned that the..eh..hard way.
 
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Originally Posted by snake
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+1 on the sweats.
One thing I've found to be crucial on the more "tailored" sweats is a zipper/button fly closure. Without em, you get that cock outline which would be awkward for everyone if you were to wear them out in public.

I also like the non-scrunchy waistband.
 
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now that these are here, I'm actually...not quite sure what to do with them.
 

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