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Wearing and copping too much black, grey and white lately. Someone recommend me some color. I feel lost there.Originally Posted by Nil
^ But XS/S (and maybe XL) always seem to be the most likely sizes to still remain when things reach deep discount. Size M is usually the first size to sell out, sometimes even at full retail.Originally Posted by dtmt
I used to think it sucked finding clothing because of how small I am, now I realize it's a blessing in disguise. Just buy XS/S if it's slim enough, and if it's not just flip it. None of this "Am I between sizes? Which size would fit me best?" bs that I assume a lot of members go through when they browse clothing online.Originally Posted by Lel
Yeah, I do have some navy. I dig the navy/black combo. Doesn't really seem like a "color" if you know what I'm saying though.Originally Posted by Nil
Because of my pre-pubescent chest size (nearly Stanleyvanburen-ish), heavy sweaters work really well for me. But like Jet said, there's no point. It's like wearing an extra jacket you can't easily take off.Originally Posted by PaulYAY
I never said that bromeo, the heavier the better.Originally Posted by jet
What does it have to do with chest size?Originally Posted by Synthese
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Well skinny people are pretty steezy so the coolest pieces in XS/44 are long gone even at full retail or impossible to find in the first place.Originally Posted by Lel
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