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Originally Posted by bach
1.google.com 2.search ocbd 3.click on first result 4.use reasoning to determine which is the most clearly and decisively relevant OCBD\tObsessive Compulsive Behavioral Disorder OCBD\tOffice of Capacity Building and Development (US government) OCBD\tOperational Capabilities Benchmark Demonstration OCBD\tOxford Cloth Button Down (clothing) 5. mission complete
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I would say that here, the most relevant would probably be A) Obsessive Compulsive Behavioral Disorder, with C) Operational Capabilities Benchmark Demonstration (also known as WAYWT) being a close second.
 

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for anyone who has ordered online from the UK, and lives in the US, have you been charged a duty / customs charge / tax etc?

I am thinking about ordering something online from either Oki-ni or Lanudry Room and just want to make sure i am not going to be charged some random tax in addition to the price of what I am ordering since I will be having it shipped overseas.

Thanks for all of the Help!
 

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Originally Posted by onion
I'm looking at a Maison Martin Margiela 10 sport coat and a Jil Sander sport coat. Am I correct to assume that, for the most part, the Jil Sander cut will be boxier than MMM?

Also is there a noticeable difference in quality between MMM 10 and Jil Sander?


I haven't tried sport coats on from either brand so I can't say for sure. That said, when it comes to the shirts I own, the Jil Sanders is significantly slimmer than the MMM in the same size. I actually go up to a 50 in Jil and Raf, but wear a 38/48 in MMM.
 

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for me at least hip flare started to show up when i sagged the back of my denim. i stopped that immediately hip flare went away for me. the knee bulges i learned to live with.
 

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Originally Posted by atuhsad
for anyone who has ordered online from the UK, and lives in the US, have you been charged a duty / customs charge / tax etc?

I am thinking about ordering something online from either Oki-ni or Lanudry Room and just want to make sure i am not going to be charged some random tax in addition to the price of what I am ordering since I will be having it shipped overseas.

Thanks for all of the Help!


I have heard of people getting charged when getting stuff from Oki-ni. Don't know if its a consistent thing or not though.
 

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It probably wasn't answered because there was already an entire thread dedicated to this question and all he had to do was click "search," then "search the site using Google," and then click on the very first topic to come up.

Are you by any chance a company computer guy?
 

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Originally Posted by PG2G
I haven't tried sport coats on from either brand so I can't say for sure. That said, when it comes to the shirts I own, the Jil Sanders is significantly slimmer than the MMM in the same size. I actually go up to a 50 in Jil and Raf, but wear a 38/48 in MMM.

Thanks that helps. The pictures of shirts echo what you said, but the blazers are the opposite. I ordered the MMM 10 blazer yesterday, so hopefully it works out, if not there is always a tailor.
 

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Which one did you pick up?
 

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So I'm looking for a decent if disposable shirt, either button-down or dress, in the burnt sienna/orange color. The slimmer/fitted the better, other specifics aren't important. Preferably under 50 dollars. Trying to coordinate with girlfriend's dress for a fall wedding. Any suggestions?
 

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Originally Posted by FiveFiveFive
Are you by any chance a company computer guy?
No, just a lot of experience in talking with small children.
Originally Posted by Black Cherry
So I'm looking for a decent if disposable shirt, either button-down or dress, in the burnt sienna/orange color. The slimmer/fitted the better, other specifics aren't important. Preferably under 50 dollars. Trying to coordinate with girlfriend's dress for a fall wedding. Any suggestions?
How soon? If it's not too soon a demand like this kinda screams Jantzen. Or ebay.
 

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are grosgrain belts (like desert boots) an item that should normally be limited to summer use?
 
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