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Help me find/identify this shirt
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aphextwin07
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what is this i don't even
phaseshift
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just go get a white shirt from H&M, remove all the buttons have the tailor put on black buttons and cut two slits for each side of the collar WALLAH!
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I agree - save time and modify a shirt yourself of have it custom made.
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its korean fashion... probably a company called youstar on ebay.. their mannequin photography looks nearly identical. that being said, just buy it from h&m, the quality will probably be a little worse but you'll pay just as little (25$) and you won't have to pay for international shipping or wait 2 weeks.
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I saw one of the Jersey Shore guys wearing this exact shirt on last week's episode!Originally Posted by dsoren
TEEEEE SHIRT TIME!
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I saw one of the Jersey Shore guys wearing this exact shirt on last week's episode!Originally Posted by dsoren
so it's probably from Buckle
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Eric Glennie really gets around huh
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The Fraud's.
Innovation by Eric Glennie. There are many imitators, but only one innovator.
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Innovation by Eric Glennie. There are many imitators, but only one innovator.
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The Fraud's.Originally Posted by eric glennie
Innovation by Eric Glennie. There are many imitators, but only one innovator.
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