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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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Greylabel
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donno about that tie with that shirtOriginally Posted by xM.
yea. I was hoping to get feedback on that.. I'm not really a solid tie kind of guy. I thought it worked well enough to pull off though but maybe I'm wrong. Would love hear more from others.
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the items toj comes out with look dope to me but the sad reality is that most people on SF are freakin it wrong.Originally Posted by wEstSidE
Unfortunately true. ToJ is great, but a lot of the pics in the gallery are pretty bad.
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Originally Posted by markmont
I wish you would burn those shoes, man. They always bring your good fits down. Just sayin'.
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I wish you would burn those shoes, man. They always bring your good fits down. Just sayin'.Originally Posted by cocostella
Really? I like them, clean and simple but not ugly or boring.
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Haha, sure http://www.youtube.com/user/SurrealV?feature=mhumOriginally Posted by SurrealV
I major in Piano, started guitar recently~
Wow. You've just inspired me to pick up the piano again after a few years off. You're one of the few du's whose fits seem to be congruent with their lifestyle. Rock on dude.
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buzz rickson ma-1Originally Posted by markmont
rjb x flathead
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Looks good.
Ralph LaurenOriginally Posted by JoeRogan
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Nice sweater.
BoOOriginally Posted by Greylabel
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I'm not a great fan of ties with jeans, but if you want one with this shirt I'd go for a darker solid knit. Otherwise looks okay.
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