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ashenwreck
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I don't usually wear hats, really. This is the first one I've bought in a really long time. But most generic charts say I am roughly an XL, anyway, so I am glad it worked out.
thekunk07
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absolutely. what are people on here wearing their clothes rodeo riding? fit and finish trumps "quality".
when that topic is brought up.
In years of buying designer clothing I've never had anything fall apart or something that would cause me to condemn the quality of it. Sort of the reason why I alwaysOriginally Posted by SoCal2NYC
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at higher price points, you should be getting higher quality materials (zippers, buttons etc) since it doesnt cost any money to make a good cut....Originally Posted by Get Smart
You're pretty much a victim (or label whore) if you're not getting these things. Nothing worse than cheap fabrics/trims, I have some hm stuff that is made as well as raf but I can't stand wearing them since they feel ****** like most new rs. I don't think anybody's clothes actually fall apart before they get retired.
AntiHero84
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Recently purchased a blue blazer from JCrew. It fits great, nice and slim. It has brass buttons, though. Could I wear this casually, or would it look stuffy?
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Ry'on
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Nom de Guerre shetland wool knit, probably going to wear it every day for awhile. www.hyrcollective.com
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A ridiculous score at Oliver Spencer in New York: KMW 1980's, raw, made in Japan, 32x34 for $99. Will get them hemmed since I'm a 32L but that's not bad for me as it will actually widen the leg opening. But what a steal.
gawkrodger
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From the Charles Tyrwhitt clearance sale in my homecity. Both for £100 (approx $200)
I also picked up a few shirts but can't be arsed to take photos of them!
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Nicks Boots - Wickett & Craig English Bridle Veg Tan Leather - $759
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