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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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AntiHero84
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Originally Posted by robbie
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Nice fit, but my girl would give you props on the standing mixer.
I'm sorry it's not a full body shot, but you can see the beginning of my pants and I'm just wearing black chucks.Originally Posted by JonHecht
So better or worse?
I agree with SuperBobo. Just take it easy and wear something simple and age-appropriate. Once you master that, move on to something more complicated.
last couple of days.Originally Posted by hendrix
Trying out a cuff to even up the proportions a bit.
If the Black Caps had played like i played in the back yard the other day, Australia would've been destroyed. Watch out PG and all the other Aussies!
I have a sneaking suspicion that the chucks are too slim for the leg opening of the KMWs. thoughts?
Chucks look fine to me. I didn't participate in the tuck/untuck debate, but something about your previous fits never struck me quite right. These look like a vast improvement.
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Nice one Fuji. Your expensive pieces are now starting to meld. Looks most natural on you that I've seen so far.
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Getting ready to go pick up my Sister for spring break..my wife hates my shoes, i think they're pretty comfy and really light for riding. What do you guys think?
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excellent quote lowrider. I'm not feeling the double layered flannel..seems a bit to much. Without the purple plaid it would look pretty good however.
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i like chrono's fits, he looks really comfortable and relaxed all the time, always a good vibe.
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excellent quote lowrider. I'm not feeling the double layered flannel..seems a bit to much. Without the purple plaid it would look pretty good however.Originally Posted by Thrift Pirate
The flannel is one piece. Unholy Matrimony x KZO.
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excellent quote lowrider. I'm not feeling the double layered flannel..seems a bit to much. Without the purple plaid it would look pretty good however.Originally Posted by Thrift Pirate
If a piece lends itself to this level of misinterpretation every time it is worn, should it exist?
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Those marsupialed beanies with brims like the one mooba77 has are the epitome of douchebaggery.
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