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Recent purchases - Part II
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They're quick to charge your card but so apathetic when it comes to issuing refunds ... And always 6$ down the drain at least. It's a shame they run so many designers' e-shopsOriginally Posted by shahanshah
That much is true, very slow on the uptake. $6 is negligible, I feel. If you really insist, I will cancel the order, but sometimes I need basics for mingling in civil society. Plus, have you noticed something strange? Not many men wear turtlenecks on a regular basis. It's like a "special occasions" thing. Mostly they wear this:
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Originally Posted by softy
Plus, have you noticed something strange? Not many men wear turtlenecks on a regular basis. It's like a "special occasions" thing.
true
there are a lot of boring turtlenecks out there. this jil one is nice.
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If you make 200 returns a year it adds up, ok ?! Speaking of recent purchases, if all goes as planned, I will so be the proud owner of a new cream jil overcoat at a mind-blowingly low cost inclusive of postage, as per my own recommendations. Simply, I made him an offer he couldn't refuse
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trueOriginally Posted by DLester
there are a lot of boring turtlenecks out there. this jil one is nice.
i never bother to check the jil eshop... hmm.
i don't adore cabling. sometimes i just want plain, flat, mildly interesting weaves.
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If you make 200 returns a year it adds up, ok ?!Originally Posted by shahanshah
Speaking of recent purchases, if all goes as planned, I will so be the proud owner of a new cream jil overcoat at a mind-blowingly low cost inclusive of postage, as per my own recommendations. Simply, I made him an offer he couldn't refuse
i was so excited when i got that email, too.
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ya tried to cop this lilac jil shirt a couple years ago and they sold outOriginally Posted by jet
that lilac knit on jil site is nice. why you hate black? it seems to have its place. it can set off colors nicely, such as lavender which is a great color.
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that lilac knit on jil site is nice. why you hate black? it seems to have its place. it can set off colors nicely, such as lavender which is a great color.Originally Posted by DLester
i have a black leather jacket i like but that about it, not interesting in the least to me but one or two pieces is alright but an all black outfit is incredibly bland and characterless regardless of texture
if you wear black you gotta accent with some pastelsOriginally Posted by softy
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time for softy to cop some lilac stuff i also find myself wearing a hell of a lot of white/cream, but this is not really a color
i feel a little two-faced, though.. i copped some neil barret bizarro sweater in black/charcoal on the same day i was groaning about wanting to wear color
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