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There are far more profitable pursuits. I also will sell one from time to time, but I don't make a business out of it. I learned that lesson years ago. OEM and online stores are the way to go.Originally Posted by andrew96
^^ Defintely keep anything nice that you like and fits you. I came across a lot (10) of recent Brioni suits and jackets. As time passed and the need for extra money came up I had to sell a few. Now I'm down to 4 suits. Really wish I would have kept at least 2 more. Especially the last one I sold, a Super 150s navy flannel 2 btn. Now I'm kicking myself, but super glad I still hung onto a few. You never know when you'll come across something like that again.Originally Posted by Nataku
Continuing the dry runs. Passed one bleh Versace tie ($5) and an ugly Timex automatic, stem was not perfect but was keeping time ($4). That is it. Even if it does not fit, I like the days when I pass lots of stuff.Originally Posted by catside
^Longer collared shirts were popular in the 1970s. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collar_(clothing) Check out the "poet collar."Originally Posted by gdwy89
I had a great day today.Originally Posted by YoungAmerican
^18.5" would be the measurement from pit to pit (underarm to underarm). Button the coat, place the coat on a flat surface, flip up the sleeves, then simply measure straight across. Doubling that measurement will give you the chest measurement (eg, 18.5" from pit to pit = 37" chest measurement, or around a size 34 or 35).Originally Posted by AlanC
^ That measurement is laid flat. Doubled, it becomes 37.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
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