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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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airportlobby
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I like those jeans (I have them, or an earlier season in a similar wash), but I don't wear them from about September to April. They just look much better in the summer.
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Why is the excellence of Max Biggavel's fits totally lost on me? Is there something wrong with me? This is worrying.Originally Posted by tagutcow
I hear the issues. I'm flatly jealous of how his jeans fit and look comfortable. I don't know how else to justify enjoying them. I have a pair of N&F weirds that I wear over and over in hopes of just loosening them a little bit, to look just a little bit like his, and they consistently disappoint me.
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That Max Biggavel fit is the best post in this thread (since his last fit).Originally Posted by phildo
Am I missing an in joke here? **** jeans, **** jacket, **** trainers. The last picture was the same jeans and an army surplus parka that I used to wear when I was 14. I think I wrote "The Who" on it in biro. Perhaps it's a national thing but every other young white male I walk past here in Manchester looks like that
I like these, well done:
Reigning Champ Baseball JacketOriginally Posted by kixslf
Engineered Garment Cardigan
Gitman Oxford
Engineered Garments cinch-back
White dirty Vans with extra long laces
Tanner Goods for 3sixteen Waxed canvas tote
eg field parkaOriginally Posted by cbusguy
eg shawl cardigan
boo mutlicheck shirt
j.crew pants
red wing
chronoaug
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from birthday BoO Moncler today Thom Browne Nudie Paul Smith birthday presents (including sewing machine) Nudie Barneys CO-OPOriginally Posted by sq4you
Monclear jacket looks baller. Tried some on the other day and they're nice though i'd probably never bring myself to buy one. Mad money though
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