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http://www.jcrew.com/mens_category/p...0582/20582.jspOriginally Posted by Spaghettimatt
Olmstead Khaki or Deep Root?
Deep Root.
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J Crew Fall/Winter 2010 Discussion
Olmstead Khaki or Deep Root?
Deep Root.
BrianVarick
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yep. but there's no harm in trying to keep them looking nicer for longer.Originally Posted by tphd
I guess that's true for some, but I would rather see my shoes age for some reason. Personal preference I suppose
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How did it look in person
I'll prob be picking that hoodie up; really like the clasps
I'll prob be picking that hoodie up; really like the clasps
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I was in the store today and browsed through some of the fall stuff. Its a smaller store but the selection was really disappointing. Not one interesting piece in the bunch.Originally Posted by Rambo
How did it look in personOriginally Posted by aaaeeeiiiooouuu
I'll prob be picking that hoodie up; really like the clasps
Was in a store this weekend and liked the new stuff. The 484 cords fit me well, the salt-and-pepper workshirt was nicely finished (selvedge fabric, lots of triple stitching, etc.) but it is after all $128. The new lambswool sweaters have a good hand and a deep, mottled color. Probably pill like hell but they look good on the shelf. Flap pocket oxford looked decent, too, although they only had it in black stripe.
I can't say I liked the hoodie above, though--seemed feminine.
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Did you (or anyone?) get a chance to look at the basic wool-linen cardigan? I'm just looking for a nice, basic, dark cardigan in a wool blend that's reasonably priced.
http://images.jcrew.com/erez4/erez?s...if&tmp=prdDtIm
http://images.jcrew.com/erez4/erez?s...if&tmp=prdDtIm
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men's lambswool sweaters - are these itchy as hell or tolerable at J Crew? it's listed as catalog /.com only so can't see them in stores to feel the woolOriginally Posted by NorCal_1
The vnecks are catalog/online only but the crewnecks are in store. Same fabric, it seems. It's softer than I expected, and light. I wouldn't say they're anything super special, but they don't seem a bad value at $60 or whatever.
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^i guess it depends on the location but the store near me carries a lot of the catalog/online only stuff. &there's still a bunch of stuff they haven't put up on the website yet. i noticed a black/grey fair isle cardigan. couple of shoes also, danner mountain light IIs in a tan leather w/black lug soles. and a dark brown suede work boot w/red laces (might of been red wings).
http://images.jcrew.com/erez4/erez?s...if&tmp=prdDtIm
had a look @it in person, its nice for the price, i may pick it up this week.
Did you (or anyone?) get a chance to look at the basic wool-linen cardigan? I'm just looking for a nice, basic, dark cardigan in a wool blend that's reasonably priced.Originally Posted by Brinbro
http://images.jcrew.com/erez4/erez?s...if&tmp=prdDtIm
had a look @it in person, its nice for the price, i may pick it up this week.
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The J Crew nearby has a pair of pink camp socks, which I can't find on their website or the major San Francisco store. They breath really well and keep my feet warm in the cold Bay Area; are these from last season or something a little more rare?
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