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Abraxis
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Those Geller sweatshirts look like some bullshit you'd see from one of those Japanese repro companies that make those sweatshirts that make you look like a dumpy middle-aged dad, but they still cost $200 because they're made on a shuttle loom that is just one of three in existence or some nonsense.Originally Posted by APK
Yeah but those sweatshirts are damn comfortable though. I really like the texture of loopwheeled sweat-material. It's nice and dense feeling but soft. Admittedly I don't really go outside wearing it and my loopwheeled sweatpants.
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Yeah but those sweatshirts are damn comfortable though. I really like the texture of loopwheeled sweat-material. It's nice and dense feeling but soft. Admittedly I don't really go outside wearing it and my loopwheeled sweatpants.Originally Posted by Abraxis
I'll jump on this and ask
Recommendations for loopwheeled stuff?
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Stupid? Come on, that's absurd.
At 21 (any college age for that matter) I feel travel is a great opportunity and it would be stupid NOT to travel as much as you can. I keep limiting my travels by spending a lot on clothes. If you have the coin, then **** yeah, of course nicer **** is better. I'm starting to have to pick one or the other though and I feel travel is a better choice.
EDIT: Also, with most tops and bottoms, you almost always lose a ton after you wear for a bit then decide to resell. It seems leather goods and footwear hold their value a lot better.
At 21 (any college age for that matter) I feel travel is a great opportunity and it would be stupid NOT to travel as much as you can. I keep limiting my travels by spending a lot on clothes. If you have the coin, then **** yeah, of course nicer **** is better. I'm starting to have to pick one or the other though and I feel travel is a better choice.
EDIT: Also, with most tops and bottoms, you almost always lose a ton after you wear for a bit then decide to resell. It seems leather goods and footwear hold their value a lot better.
linkinwayne
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that route is ******* stupid, and sloppy.Originally Posted by Lane
Nice shirts and bottoms are awesome, too
also, holy **** someone just sent me a package via USPS in a whole foods bag. That's some godlike ingenuity and cheapness.
****, that's both amazing and hilarious, I'm going to start doing this
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Nice Loopwheeler stuff is the Loopwheeler + Beams, have some nice sweats and hoodies for reasonable prices. Well, reasonable Loopwheeler prices also, this iPhone location tracking is bullshit.. .if I was actually going anywhere interesting. Makes a cool map, though!
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