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What do I need to do to get this shirt in size M? I doubt anyone in the US will carry it (Nepenthes has the slightly more sober blue-ish floral print, but not this one). Has anyone seen it on a Japanese store blog that can sell internationally?Originally Posted by prurient
Visited the Nepenthes shop over the weekend. Very cool store. The only thing is that they literally follow you around and are over your shoulder the entire time. What's up with that?Originally Posted by edubs01
^never been there.. but out of curiosity, do you look particularly thievish?Originally Posted by PaulYAY
We still have the Olive in XL, and I think the Navy in L, maybe XL too... 99% sure of it.Originally Posted by Ry'on
EG x PFS sofa: http://www.tokyo21.jpn.org/blog_paci...garments_sofa/Originally Posted by robin
I really like this floral. You may want to use a proxy service. I know second stage is carrying the shirt.Originally Posted by raven37457
I think I saw you at the store the other evening. BTW, after emailing them, Nepenthes passed me the list of stores that will carry the shirt. Tres Bien and Volls (among a bunch of others) will have it.Originally Posted by prurient
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