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JD where do you get all your stuff? Not in town i presume.
 

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Originally Posted by robbie
Does this jacket fit a little slimmer through the body than like a baracuda? It looks to have an overall slimmer fit... Also, I'm jealous you're able to wear a harrington, its hotter than hell this week. I got several harringtons hoping to rock them, only to evaporate each time i've tried.

well, it's rag&bone. The difference is primarily in the cuts and materials. I know you like thrifting "originals" but isn't always the same. It's cut very slim, tight/high armholes and it's superlightweight



jd- bahahaha. pose is great/creepy. still don't like those sunglasses much in any of the fits but at least you're embracing the pedophile thing
 

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I like Rosen and Holt but they're both pretty overpriced- still trying to find good menswear places. Roden Gray is all I can really think of.
 

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Depends what you're looking for. Gravity Pope Tailored Goods is good, has Schneider, Geller, W+H, APC, Common Projects, Nice Collective and is bringing in SNS Herning. Dutil is fine for jeans but they have a pretty limited selection (they do however have their own jean which I like a lot). Other places have kind of come and gone. No more clack clack, no more J+O as of this year. There is Lark, Block, and a couple of other shops in Gastown, never been too impressed though.
 

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Originally Posted by JD_May
Depends what you're looking for. Gravity Pope Tailored Goods is good, has Schneider, Geller, W+H, APC, Common Projects, Nice Collective and is bringing in SNS Herning. Dutil is fine for jeans but they have a pretty limited selection (they do however have their own jean which I like a lot). Other places have kind of come and gone. No more clack clack, no more J+O as of this year. There is Lark, Block, and a couple of other shops in Gastown, never been too impressed though.

I'll have to look that up- thought Gravity Pope was just shoes so I never really considered it. Hills of Kerrisdale has good stuff every once in a while (denim, gitman vintage stuff)- nothing designer, however. Thanks man.
 

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Originally Posted by JD_May
Depends what you're looking for. Gravity Pope Tailored Goods is good, has Schneider, Geller, W+H, APC, Common Projects, Nice Collective and is bringing in SNS Herning. Dutil is fine for jeans but they have a pretty limited selection (they do however have their own jean which I like a lot). Other places have kind of come and gone. No more clack clack, no more J+O as of this year. There is Lark, Block, and a couple of other shops in Gastown, never been too impressed though.
Inventory just opened up their own store, 45 Powell St. I wish I could justify the day trip to Vancouver just to go see it, but I can't. Vancouver also has all the military surplus I could ever want, whereas Victoria has none.
 

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y did i always think u lived in sf?
 

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Originally Posted by CBrown85
I like Rosen and Holt but they're both pretty overpriced- still trying to find good menswear places. Roden Gray is all I can really think of.

Originally Posted by JD_May
Depends what you're looking for. Gravity Pope Tailored Goods is good, has Schneider, Geller, W+H, APC, Common Projects, Nice Collective and is bringing in SNS Herning. Dutil is fine for jeans but they have a pretty limited selection (they do however have their own jean which I like a lot). Other places have kind of come and gone. No more clack clack, no more J+O as of this year. There is Lark, Block, and a couple of other shops in Gastown, never been too impressed though.

I'm going to Vancouver with a couple of buddies in July and was wondering about shopping there. Are those couple of shops the best places around? Any other places worth mentioning?

Also, and maybe we should take this to PM instead of here, but do you guys have recommendations on things to do while I'm there, and good places to eat? My friend has been up there a few times, but it'll be my first time visiting BC, and I'd prefer to get some opinions from residence over a vacationer.
 

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Originally Posted by Bona Drag
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y did i always think u lived in sf?


No idea heh, closest I've been to SF was Sacramento.
 

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Originally Posted by onion
I'm going to Vancouver with a couple of buddies in July and was wondering about shopping there. Are those couple of shops the best places around? Any other places worth mentioning? Also, and maybe we should take this to PM instead of here, but do you guys have recommendations on things to do while I'm there, and good places to eat? My friend has been up there a few times, but it'll be my first time visiting BC, and I'd prefer to get some opinions from residence over a vacationer.
There are too many good places to eat to even list man. This place has amazing restaurants. I mean I'd need you to narrow both of these questions - if you're looking for vintage / workwear stuff you probably aren't going to need to check out Leone, which carries Lanvin, Dior, Prorsum etc. What kind of stuff do you want to shop? Same with restaurants, what kind of food? I can give you half a dozen sushi places worth going to alone.
No idea heh, closest I've been to SF was Sacramento.
Ha, the sig is a dead giveaway as to where you're at. I've never been in to 4HM, whenever I've been on the island the last 3-4 years I was doing a run of used book stores and getting lunch then heading home.
 

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Originally Posted by JD_May
Sorry, but you're all just going to have to deal with the leaning-against-tree pose. Just remain calm and we can all get through this. (Click for bigger version) Bottega Veneta / Alexander Mcqueen / Helmut Lang / Alexander McQueen / Florian Denicourt
Love that McQueen shirt
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Ho. Lee. ****. How did you get those, do those really exist?
iirc they never went on sale, I think a small number of VIPs got pairs PS: That movie was amazing
 
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