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Makeshift_Robot
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Wanting to buy an oversized heavy knit (falling below crotch at least, with some drape to it) and wear it dress-style with slim or skinny jeans underneath and long coats on top. Never considered myself a transvestite, but it seems pretty appealing. Maybe if Uncontrol did it first...
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On a whim, I bought two CREEP by Hiroshi Awai shirts from the recent Gilt sale. I love them both. Now I just want to go through the rest of my clothes as fast as I can so I can do laundry and wear them again.Originally Posted by ahjota
You wash your shirts after every wear?
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I wash my shirts every 3-4 wears unless it's summer and I'm sweating.. you guys really wash every wear?
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Not even "Good Things"?!? That beat is crazy with the eerie ghoulish voice in the background. And the Andre 3000 verse on Throw Some D's was one of the best that year. And I did jam to Boy Looka Here once in a while. (No way approving of rich boy though, he is horrid)Originally Posted by kelvinsense
Damn, every Andre 3000 verse is one of the best of the year. Remember Walk It Out? Not washing a shirt after wearing it for, I dunno, 16 hours or so is pretty gross. It's not just a matter of smells or staining (which WILL happen after a long time regardless of how sweaty you are), not washing your clothes will break down a button-down shirt more quickly, just like denim. EDIT: Just found this on Rich Boy's Wiki: "On April 14th, 2010, Rich Boy announced he was starting his own hat company, 8-Head Apparel." TELL ME THIS IS DUE TO PERSONAL APPEARANCE
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You nasty, I get not these stains speak you ofOriginally Posted by KitAkira
Wear a light colored button-up for a day, then turn the collar flat and examine it. You should see some discoloration around the collar crease.
Or then again, maybe it's because I live in a ****-hole city where there's a hazardous amount of PM2.5 in the air.
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I don't "get" supreme much. The clothing seemed pretty reasonably priced for a "high-end" hypebeast store. Weren't they supposed to be ridiculous priced, or is that only some items? They did a Hanes collab too.Originally Posted by kelvinsense
The webstore changed things a lot. When most people couldn't walk into the store and instead had to buy it through a reseller, the price was increased a ton.
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On a whim, I bought two CREEP by Hiroshi Awai shirts from the recent Gilt sale. I love them both. Now I just want to go through the rest of my clothes as fast as I can so I can do laundry and wear them again.Originally Posted by ahjota
Just do a quick hand wash and hang dry
I wash my shirts every 3-4 wears unless it's summer and I'm sweating.. you guys really wash every wear?Originally Posted by nicelynice
This! Especially if I am wearing a t shirt underneath, which is almost always.
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Wear a light colored button-up for a day, then turn the collar flat and examine it. You should see some discoloration around the collar crease.Originally Posted by Eason
I get that too on some white shirts. Alot of the time it won't go away :/
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