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Best/Worst Bang for the Buck
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Lane
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Best: piece I end up wearing all the timeOriginally Posted by Fuuma
Worst: Pieces I hardly wear or get rid off.
Can it be anything else?
but if you love something and it has durability issues than you'd feel still feel less favorable towards the item.
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I think because there is no design behind it, it's just nice stuffOriginally Posted by Razele
We should delete 90% of the threads here then.
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but if you love something and it has durability issues than you'd feel still feel less favorable towards the item.Originally Posted by Lane
Sure. I don't have many items with durability issue (well a gauzy knit is bound to be more fragile than a pair of raw jeans but thats a given). I think the last item I bought which turned out to be ****** was by Lanvin so things can be surprising. My old Lanvin stuff though is super durable.
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Sure. I don't have many items with durability issue (well a gauzy knit is bound to be more fragile than a pair of raw jeans but thats a given). I think the last item I bought which turned out to be ****** was by Lanvin so things can be surprising. My old Lanvin stuff though is super durable.Originally Posted by Fuuma
don't you own rick dunks? I've always noticed people have a love/hate relationship with them. Its part of the reason why I've hesitated for so long on a pair.
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What does this even mean? Triple needle stitching (who cares) and made in Japan with Japanese fabrics. For $175 less. Shut up. For all you know they could be made in the same factory.
Look closer.Originally Posted by Wiggles
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no brand cuts shirts like BOO does (ie, super-slim/cropped) in a simple aesthetic w/ relatively good fabricOriginally Posted by aaaeeeiiiooouuu
find me one and i will concede that BOO is overpriced
Charvet...but their shirts aren't exactly cheap, either. For super-slim *and* super cheap, you can always try grabbing something in a kid's size, a la Tom Haverford from Parks & Recreation.
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Yeah, I'm not entirely sold on the idea, but I've got short arms, and a few PRL kid shirts that fit me better than all of Ralph Lauren's custom/slim fits and Gitman Vintage. The shirt tails also don't scrape the floor, which is a major plus. They fulfill my bang/buck factor.
Not all kids are fat!
Not all kids are fat!
What is people's take on Zara I really like their designs, but the quality is ****. I wonder who they sharkOriginally Posted by Cool The Kid
I bought 2 pairs of dress pants and they have held up fine. Some of there items aren't bad, quality is OK for a mall brand.
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