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Your assessment sounds a bit bleak. I hope people don't play it too safe.Originally Posted by DLester
That statement was in regard to my own recent purchases, I have enough of an archive to mix and match something a tad more eclectic.
Sorry, I meant Moschino, always get those two mixed up despite Mossimo sucking ass.Originally Posted by XenoX101
I was surprised to learn that Mossimo is actually its own brand and not a Target house brand, and is actually Italian, as opposed to fakety-fake Italian as I assumed.
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Hopefully there's other nice stores around as I'll be living 20 minutes away from there soon.Originally Posted by Big Punisher
Not so much. Len Druskin is the only halfway decent men's store I've found. Calling it halfway decent might just be a stretch also.
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Not so much. Len Druskin is the only halfway decent men's store I've found. Calling it halfway decent might just be a stretch also.Originally Posted by Nil
Just saw their website. Looks like a good mix of stuff I'd actually like and douche wear. And they have like 3 store locations?
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Workwear needs to die. Americana needs to die. This whole vintage = automatically cool thing needs to die.Originally Posted by jarude
I just don't get the workwear love or the aesthetic EG is going after
I get it, but it's not for me. I don't think it needs to die though. Just go do your own thing and show those lumberjacks what's up.
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That's a little narrow-minded, doncha think?Originally Posted by Robert
It looks horrible; there's something funny about people dressing in "workwear" but cuffing their jeans perfectly, faithfully treating their brand-new redwings and belts with obenauf while rocking a symmetrical sleeve roll and styled hair. Yeah okay if you live on a farm or some backwoods town rock the plaid and the flannels with your jackets and jeans rolled to your shins but if you live in a town with more than 100 people you look like a clown. Its kind of like people who put thousand dollar rims and spoilers on their 93 honda civic and pretend they're driving a racecar. vroom vroom
I get it, but it's not for me. I don't think it needs to die though. Just go do your own thing and show those lumberjacks what's up.Originally Posted by Lachy
yeah live and let live I know. pet peeve I suppose
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It looks horrible; there's something funny about people dressing in "workwear" but cuffing their jeans perfectly, faithfully treating their brand-new redwings and belts with obenauf while rocking a symmetrical sleeve roll and styled hair. Yeah okay if you live on a farm or some backwoods town rock the plaid and the flannels with your jackets and jeans rolled to your shins but if you live in a town with more than 100 people you look like a clown.Originally Posted by jarude
Its kind of like people who put thousand dollar rims and spoilers on their 93 honda civic and pretend they're driving a racecar. vroom vroom
yeah live and let live I know. pet peeve I suppose
Yeah, I see that point. A little of it can a long way.
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