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****. I went through every item they had and realized they were all sized for malnourished children. JK. But seriously those sizes suckOriginally Posted by CityHunter
hm? there are some size 50 pieces up for sale.Originally Posted by Desi
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http://www.my-wardrobe.com/menswearOriginally Posted by gettoasty
http://www.my-wardrobe.com/menswear a lot of things going fast, but they charge CRAZY shipping + duty and customs fees. anyway to avoid this?Originally Posted by gettoasty
Mr Porter went to 70% off some stuff.Originally Posted by robin
You need to be American...Originally Posted by Knisse
I'm eyeing a PS by Paul Smith bag that's on pretty deep discount. Has anyone had any experience with PS bags that would be willing to comment on the quality?Originally Posted by jslade
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Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics depict some of the world's first bags. Pouches are shown to be tied to the waist
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. 
