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Originally Posted by cldpsu
[/URLAPC scout shirt. Hopefully it fits.
post a fit pic when you get it in. really wanna see this on somebody.
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look at the cleaning tag, it says like 10 different things for you NOT to do... including something like
"No dicholyribenzenezetamine" or something crazy like that. Haha, it also says some crazy **** like, DO NOT IRON, DO NOT PRESS, DO NOT AIR DRY... okay maybe i'm exaggerating, but seriously be careful with that **** and make sure your cleaner is careful.
Or make him pay for a new one like I did.
"No dicholyribenzenezetamine" or something crazy like that. Haha, it also says some crazy **** like, DO NOT IRON, DO NOT PRESS, DO NOT AIR DRY... okay maybe i'm exaggerating, but seriously be careful with that **** and make sure your cleaner is careful.
Or make him pay for a new one like I did.
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I picked up a pr of Average Joe "clean steel" jeans and a zip military style shirt made by Rag n Bone yesterday. Shirt was originally $230, got it for $115 and jeans were $249, paid $175. Took advantage of the denimbar sale.
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today's Paul Smith pickupsOriginally Posted by Get Smart
Navy Starr brogue
- These are so ME, I got the tan ones a few months ago (didn't see these.. I'm going to ask today..)
- Here are my tan ones (as featured on WAYW thread)
EG Quick-Release Buckles on Leather Goods Connection Bridle LeatherOriginally Posted by timpoblete
- I like these, excuse my newbie Q EG = Engineered Garment here not Edward Greene?
I recently took delivery of this watch for my b/day (well yesterday & just found this thread now)
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That's a nice big-ass watch.
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