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I can't save pictures from the graphr.toj site
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I can't save pictures from the graphr.toj siteOriginally Posted by kelvinsense
if you're trying to save the pixi.me gallery photos right click on the photo borders.
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^ perfect, thanks! thanks for the suggestion too netsua
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they're gonna be totally different, made in different place. Camera bag will be saddle leather that is hand cut, hand sewn, everything, with a traditional aesthetic, I am thinking the messenger Fok and I have talked about will be something different. made on machine by the people who make that backpack for me.Originally Posted by impolyt_one
Should be awesome. It occurs to me that the bag would look really cool in something like the calf you used for the jackets - i.e. something with a bit of extra toughness that jibe well with the original inspiration, but soft enough to differentiate it from traditional travel bags...
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not that there's a dearth of lamb moto fit pics or anything, but here's mine.
a little over a month of wear. thing's stretched out in a big way. it was downright uncomfortable for about a week, but it's loosened up quite a bit. i think i'd still like it to be a little bigger in the arms, but that might wreck the silhouette, so i'm happy. the only problem i've had is with the cupro lining - i've got big rips in both armpits. drew/charly, is that something any random ajuma could fix up, or should i take it to an actual tailor?
a little over a month of wear. thing's stretched out in a big way. it was downright uncomfortable for about a week, but it's loosened up quite a bit. i think i'd still like it to be a little bigger in the arms, but that might wreck the silhouette, so i'm happy. the only problem i've had is with the cupro lining - i've got big rips in both armpits. drew/charly, is that something any random ajuma could fix up, or should i take it to an actual tailor?
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first time i've heard of that - drop it off with us when you're done wearing it for the season and I'll get a new lining put in it.
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not that there's a dearth of lamb moto fit pics or anything, but here's mine.Originally Posted by quasky
a little over a month of wear. thing's stretched out in a big way. it was downright uncomfortable for about a week, but it's loosened up quite a bit. i think i'd still like it to be a little bigger in the arms, but that might wreck the silhouette, so i'm happy. the only problem i've had is with the cupro lining - i've got big rips in both armpits. drew/charly, is that something any random ajuma could fix up, or should i take it to an actual tailor?
this happened to me too, was gonna send it back to drew for new lining but i found a place around here which does it. dont wanna pay shipping etc.
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first time i've heard of that - drop it off with us when you're done wearing it for the season and I'll get a new lining put in it.Originally Posted by impolyt_one
cool, that's awesome. will be copping shirts come payday, so i'll drop it off then. any idea on the eta of the dslr bag? i desperately need one, but will hold off if yours is on the way sometime this summer.
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^ good deal, and the shirt above would be an overdye shirt.
I'm a little backed up on stuff because I'm tending to my personal life but we're working and things are usual around here. As I said on sufu, the DR and Moto will go by the wayside soon. May redesign them in the future but the original iterations are definitely going away for awhile.
I'm a little backed up on stuff because I'm tending to my personal life but we're working and things are usual around here. As I said on sufu, the DR and Moto will go by the wayside soon. May redesign them in the future but the original iterations are definitely going away for awhile.
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