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Recent purchases - Part II
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thanks, that is exactly what i am looking for.Originally Posted by whatever123
where did you pick yours up? those are even made in ny.
i think i may get this one if i cant find a mmm i like. http://www.hickorees.com/brand/maxx-...er-card-holder
That's the EXACT one I have. It's fantastic....and for $50 you can't beat it. I like that it's made in NY and is stitchless.
http://shop.coolmaterial.com/product...product-search
As for Makr and Billykirk....
Makr angled card holder is ugly.
Billykirk is overdone with the flap, strap and stitches on the bottom
The M+U is perfect, very simple, cheap and well made.
This is all my opinion of course.
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Have you looked at MAKR or BillyKirk for wallets?Originally Posted by nemuine
^ This.
I stuff 4-5 cards with 2-3 bills in my Makr angle wallet, but it has held a lot more in the past. If I had to buy another wallet, I'd pick up the flap slim wallet or another angle.
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^ This.Originally Posted by omgcookielol
I stuff 4-5 cards with 2-3 bills in my Makr angle wallet, but it has held a lot more in the past. If I had to buy another wallet, I'd pick up the flap slim wallet or another angle.
+2, love the makr angle wallet, but I usually only put a couple bills and 2 cards in it. So slim, minimize pocket buldge (front pocket user).
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Have you looked at MAKR or BillyKirk for wallets?Originally Posted by nemuine
i have not. but i will do a search.
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it looks like he got everything from h&mOriginally Posted by lmaozedong
The fit looks great, but I was hoping that they might be from a brand/designer whose clothes last longer than five washes.
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Shirts from left- EG, Thom Browne, BoO, BoO
Jacket- Barbour x Tokito
Sweater- Ervell, Rugby- RRL, Polo- W+H
Folded Sweaters/Henleys- Cucinelli, W+H, MMM
Jeans- CoH, RRL, APC
Shoes- Jack Purcell, CP, CP, MMM
Pants- W+H (bush pant), Jcrew (lol), RRL, WvG
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^^^ jeebus. I wouldn't know what to do with that much new clothing. Anyway,
Still need to get a table-top grill and maybe some sort of creeping vines to put along the wall in order to complete the livening up of my tiny, concrete backyard.
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Lol at you throwin JP's in there beside 2 pairs CP and 1 pair MMMOriginally Posted by dmash1080
Ha. They're my first pair of JPs but those and the jcew khakis do seem to be a bit out of place amongst the other items.
Know that I think about it, I actually got a navy leather pair of JPs recently as well. They were super cheap so I thought, what the hell. Decent shoes for the $50 or so I paid for them.
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you should have got another pair of mmm's instead of those other shoes.Originally Posted by thatguymj
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