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Any other Edmontonians here?
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Ya, I found out about Forrest when I first went in a few months ago. I had heard rave reviews. I would say the experience was so so. I wanted the buttons moved on the cuffs of many shirts, and some shirts slimmed down. I tried a few on and they said they would make the rest fit the same, to varrying degrees of success.
On another note, where should I get my shirts cleaned. I have been going to Page, they are ok, and I do not even know what the price is. They pressed the **** out of my suits so they look like pancakes, not too happy about that. I live downtown. I heard there is a place at or near Whitemud crossing that is a buck something a shirt. But I can not find it.
I got some groupons or living social or something to the cleanery, but they want almost 4 bucks a shirt, so I will save that for suits.
On another note, where should I get my shirts cleaned. I have been going to Page, they are ok, and I do not even know what the price is. They pressed the **** out of my suits so they look like pancakes, not too happy about that. I live downtown. I heard there is a place at or near Whitemud crossing that is a buck something a shirt. But I can not find it.
I got some groupons or living social or something to the cleanery, but they want almost 4 bucks a shirt, so I will save that for suits.
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http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=220111Originally Posted by Notreknip
Check it.
haha, read this on cbcnews.ca at lunch and instantly thought of SF... who else would put their dirty jeans in the freezer
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For the moment. I'm here for work until the 31st of January. Then to Coquitlam, BC. Originally from the Toronto region, Burlington, specifically.
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haha, read this on cbcnews.ca at lunch and instantly thought of SF... who else would put their dirty jeans in the freezerOriginally Posted by FidelCashflow
SF member coming out of the woodwork.
I've seen two 'SF approved' (as far as SW&D goes) guys in Edmonton so far, makes me wonder if they're members or not.
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They may be the guys you are talking to right now.
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^^^Yea, I don't know why they get the venues that they do. It needs to be open/standing room only as opposed to a bloody auditorium.
Clear all the douchebags out of oil city or on the rocks and have the concert there.
Clear all the douchebags out of oil city or on the rocks and have the concert there.
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For the guys complaining about tailors....
Try Maggie on 23rd ave, she's quite competent. Also, Kim (if I remember her name right) at Royal Tailor on 99th street is really good.
Tony is alright, nothing special. There's also a few great tailors who work out of their houses, but hard to find unless you get a referral.
Try Maggie on 23rd ave, she's quite competent. Also, Kim (if I remember her name right) at Royal Tailor on 99th street is really good.
Tony is alright, nothing special. There's also a few great tailors who work out of their houses, but hard to find unless you get a referral.
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I'd also consider a drink sometime in the future.
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Edmontonian checking in here. Studying at the U of A!
Anyone have any recommendations for cobblers here? My fiance stepped through a metal grate in her Choos and "rolled up" the leather on the heel... Looks like a simple stretch back down with some adhesives should do the trick, but I'd rather they be done right!
Anyone have any recommendations for cobblers here? My fiance stepped through a metal grate in her Choos and "rolled up" the leather on the heel... Looks like a simple stretch back down with some adhesives should do the trick, but I'd rather they be done right!
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