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NWT Hermes?! Geez! That Alexander Olch looks gorgeous!Originally Posted by Nataku
this is how i roll...im not crazy about hermes but the equestrian one is a keeper (the rider is jumping while the horse looks on)
The Olch will be for sale soon
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Is Canali worth picking up flip-wise?
I've been contemplating this suit at the thrift for a while now, I like it but it seems short.
I'd like to know I could get something back if it didn't work out.
Obviously age/patten is a factor, but I've had bad luck selling other italian brands.
I've been contemplating this suit at the thrift for a while now, I like it but it seems short.
I'd like to know I could get something back if it didn't work out.
Obviously age/patten is a factor, but I've had bad luck selling other italian brands.
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I wash everything machine-washable right away. Trousers I always have cleaned right away. I don't really bother with suits/jackets.Originally Posted by Nataku
Ditto thrift god Nataku. If the jackets (or pants) look dirty is usually a sign they weren't taken care of and I'll pass on them. If you're lucky, you'll still find the dry cleaning tags on them.
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^ Well done.
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^^^^If you find a NWT Hermes breast wallet in green pebble grain you might find a buyer on the forum.Originally Posted by AlanC
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Suits shouldn't come in contact with bare skin when worn. If they do, it's just a little bit in a small area (maybe the edge of the cuff or the collar area). I've never ran into a suit/jacket where I felt the need to have it cleaned. Most people who buy Brioni/Kiton/Isaia/Zegna usually take good care of their stuff and most of the time have it cleaned before they donate anyway.
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^^^NWT Hermes!!! I am speechless. You sure you are thrifting Frenchy?Originally Posted by catside
yeah i did a double take myself to see what store im in.
missed out on a yamaha flute today for $50...retail$800...it was brand new,can a guy catch a break?
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