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denham jeans, denham belts
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Barrylicious
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I have nothing of value to add, but I really like that belt.
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I came across this earlier...
... which I thought looked quite good. Would be interested to know what the construction details are like and the fit. It's called the "Marlon Shawl Dock Sweater". Anyone has any info?
... which I thought looked quite good. Would be interested to know what the construction details are like and the fit. It's called the "Marlon Shawl Dock Sweater". Anyone has any info?
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I have a hoodie and a pair of chinos from Denham. From the older posts here, it doesn't look like people were going too crazy about the brand. I understand if folks don't like the styling, but I think both of my pieces are put together really well. The hoodie is extremely heavy, with a Talon zipper and some armpit vent things that I hadn't ever seen.
If you like the look (and hopefully the fit), I think it would be a good purchase.
If you like the look (and hopefully the fit), I think it would be a good purchase.
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I really don't like the look of some of their denim - looks a bit Ed Hardy and Eurotrashy. I did really like the look of that sweater and the "Reversible Utility Jacket"...
... although I don't think I'll ever find them now as they were last seasons. Glad to hear that the details and construction we're favorable to at least 1 person haha!
... although I don't think I'll ever find them now as they were last seasons. Glad to hear that the details and construction we're favorable to at least 1 person haha!
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Don't really see why the belt is that much when you could get something similar, for cheaper and of higher quality, from someone hand-making leather goods.
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Don't really see why the belt is that much when you could get something similar, for cheaper and of higher quality, from someone hand-making leather goods.Originally Posted by tomorrowstars
I agree. The belt actually looks a bit naff (in my opinion). Tanner Goods (made in Oregon) make some very sturdy belts: http://www.unionmadegoods.com/tanner_goods_Mens.html Filson also make a few belts. I bought my father one for Christmas and he loves it: http://www.filson.com/mens/accessories/-1011/ Both of these would be cheaper than the Denham and would probably be much more durable (again in my opinion).
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Check out the selections at both Cultizm and Mainline Menswear; each store carries a significantly different lineup. Again, I can completely appreciate if someone dislikes their look, but I can tell you that they are built well, from what I've seen. The hoodie I have is the gray 1KS from Cultizm. The picture really doesn't do it justice as far as how substantial it is.
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Lush denim bar in amsterdam where I picked up a nice tshirt and hat a year ago nye. Store opened up in spitalfields but haven't forayed there yet. Hopefully the options have opened up for mto denim but liking the woad collab.
some pics I tooketh:
^selvage bollards
some pics I tooketh:
^selvage bollards
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