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Should I or shouldn't I buy... (clothing item)?
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Should I get this jacket? I doubt I would get much use out of it. Where am I going to wear this thing long enough to enjoy it? As soon as I'm indoors, it's going on a coat rack. I don't need another impulse purchase; but O.M.G., it looks so good on the model.
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http://67.215.227.234/images/p/f/r/RGEL-MS34_V1.jpg[IMG][/I]Originally Posted by notwithit
Wondering whether I should pick up a couple Geller Seconds shirts from the ssense or forward too. Want loose/drapey/comfortable stuff and seems like they'd be good for that? fwiw that mint colour is great imo
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Wondering whether I should pick up a couple Geller Seconds shirts from the ssense or forward too. Want loose/drapey/comfortable stuff and seems like they'd be good for that? fwiw that mint colour is great imoOriginally Posted by wogbog
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they're dope. everyone who has seen me wear them out on the town wants them. strangers, men especially, ask me what they are.
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Help me please!! I'm want a Jacket/Parka, and have reduced it to two options. The Nigel Cabourn's Air Craft Jacket or the YMC Mountain Parka. I'm going to use it for casual wear. What do you guys think?Originally Posted by sap
My experience with YMC is that quality is appalling across the board.
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Help me please!! I'm want a Jacket/Parka, and have reduced it to two options. The Nigel Cabourn's Air Craft Jacket or the YMC Mountain Parka. I'm going to use it for casual wear.Originally Posted by sap
What do you guys think?
I've only got a couple of YMC jackets, and whilst the quality's not quite up there with Nigel Cabourn, I've not got any real problems with them.
The big issue is the Aircraft jacket is very much a spring/summer jacket, the Mountain Parka is more autumn. What are you after?
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Never posted in this thread before - but liking this shirt on the Blue & Green site.... Any opinions or experience w/ PBJ clothing (shirts).....they all look great on the site.
http://blueingreensoho.com/site/inde...mart&Itemid=62 I really don't want to develop a taste for $200 plus shirts.....could be dangerous to my wallet
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I'm sure the quality is quite nice, but the cut seems really boxy and short if the measurements are correct
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I'm sure the quality is quite nice, but the cut seems really boxy and short if the measurements are correctOriginally Posted by BlackToothedGrin
Ha! - that's the appeal for me!
I'm 5'6" and most shirts are too freaking long for me.
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Should I get this jacket? I doubt I would get much use out of it. Where am I going to wear this thing long enough to enjoy it? As soon as I'm indoors, it's going on a coat rack. I don't need another impulse purchase; but O.M.G., it looks so good on the model.Originally Posted by pteroaltum
If you plan to look as fab as the runway model go ahead. Though I don't condone purchasing things you won't get much use out of.
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