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Should I or shouldn't I buy... (clothing item)?
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PinkPantser
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Its nice enough for the price (you get what you pay for quality wise), wearing it in this picture. I got a size S and the length of the sleeves and hem is good and i'm 6'0". I liked the white and the gray the best, but that faded red looks good too.Originally Posted by PinkPantser
I was thinking a small too because it said relaxed fit, but if I recall you wear a small in J.Crew and I'm a medium there. I'm not sure if I'd be a small or a medium and I don't really trust their size chart.
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measurements on the size s:
chest: 22
shoulder: 18
sleeve: 25
Which i'd say would work for someone who wears a M in jcrew
chest: 22
shoulder: 18
sleeve: 25
Which i'd say would work for someone who wears a M in jcrew
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think im gunna go for them. found a 10 percent off UO coupon so i can get them for like 51 with shipping. im thinking size 31/32. think this will be good if i wear a 29 in APC NCs?Originally Posted by chrispy179
I'm about a 27 in NC (maybe 26) and I wear a 29 in 511 jeans for a more relaxed fit but am a true 28 in the 511 (went with 29 because of inseam), if that helps at all.
i like the first one better. that is just me. some like the older model (below) better.
tell you in a heartbeat, i would keep the below ones if it were in my size
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i say go for either. of course im selling the one below, but i dont really care so im just stating my honest opinion.
tell you in a heartbeat, i would keep the below ones if it were in my size
i say go for either. of course im selling the one below, but i dont really care so im just stating my honest opinion.
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BoO non tailored clothing is usually pretty cheap China stuff.Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
As a gilt buyer you should really get to know your products better. Oh wait you wont be getting this stuff in for another 9 months.
Band Of OutsidersOriginally Posted by adamha21
Adam - Get the xl, made in usa of course.
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Where is that BoO jacket for sale?Originally Posted by Johnathan
South Willard, $480.
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Ask the kids on SuFu. As for quality, I have never really heard anyone complain.
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As a gilt buyer you should really get to know your products better. Oh wait you wont be getting this stuff in for another 9 months.Originally Posted by jet
Does that change the fact that sportswear from BoO compared to tailored clothing is a whole hell of a lot cheaper?
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