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BreezyBirch
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il faut oublier...
i still have my nokia 5110 from 1998 sitting in my cel phone graveyard of a drawer here...repzent
i still have my nokia 5110 from 1998 sitting in my cel phone graveyard of a drawer here...repzent
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My old Nokia N75 still took better pictures than all iPhones up to and including the 3GS. Only downsides were that it was a brick and Symbian was such a slow OS (this was pre-release back when 3G was the new big thing and the camera blew a RAZR's out of the water)
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you still didn't get back to me about the damir foulard !Originally Posted by shahanshah
ne me quittes pas ...
Oh didn't realize it was an official request, what makes you think I've access to Damir though ?
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I'm still resisting the urge to get an iPhone...Originally Posted by macuser3of5
wat is point? It is a great device just get it. Full disclosure I am a bit of an apple whore--I have a couple iPhones, mbp, plus new ipad copped over the weekend.
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wat is point? It is a great device just get it. Full disclosure I am a bit of an apple whore--I have a couple iPhones, mbp, plus new ipad copped over the weekend.Originally Posted by DLester
Hah well I'm a whore also (currently a mpb, mac mini, macbook, ipad, username, etc)... For the longest time I really just doubted the usefulness of a smartphone. Having an iPad, though, has changed my mind ... Damn you Jobs!
jet: have you considered gitman? they are cut proportionally IME (not short like thom or stupid like boo), and the quality is great. this is assuming you want a more casual oxford, though. There are also more MC ***** like Borelli and Finamore that are cut extremely well and basically **** on the aforementioned labels. I have a Finamore wing collar tux shirt that is on a completely different level than any of the other shirts I own.
http://www.shopthefinest.com/nsearch...ar=Button+Down
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I forgot about gitman, still haven't tried on an M to see how it fits and looks. I don't like the plastic buttons, going to take a look at epaulet as someone kindly pointed me too I know Mike does good stuff. I'm going to wear untucked so the hemline needs to be on point.
Why is STF so cheap? I do like finamore but not sure if the neck/chest are in correct ratio for me based on the specs.
Why is STF so cheap? I do like finamore but not sure if the neck/chest are in correct ratio for me based on the specs.
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The buttons don't really bother me with Gitman, but yeah it is kind of a 'lame' aspect of the shirt. Stitching is incredibly well done however. Re: STP; I'm not sure where he gets his stuff, but I have a few formal shirts from there and they are excellent, no factory seconds bullshit etc. Some of the measurements seem weird to me, I think they do it different than how we measure. My Finamore is Dior slim, FWIW, and tapers pretty aggressively. Might get a tux there soon since the flood pwnd my Viktor and Rolf tux
edit: IIRC, the STP guy can do appointments if you want to check stuff out in person. I'm pretty sure it's in LA.
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Good look on STP shirt prices are dirt cheap compared to what we pay for ****, will cop for work steez.
I think I will just do gitman since I don't like the hem of epaulet plus lack of button down collar. I'll need to get some supa pearly ass thick buttons (not borrelli thick) and swap them out. Sorry to hear about the flood
(btw where was this?)
I think I will just do gitman since I don't like the hem of epaulet plus lack of button down collar. I'll need to get some supa pearly ass thick buttons (not borrelli thick) and swap them out. Sorry to hear about the flood
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Minot, ND. It has been raptured. Had some stuff in storage. Oh well. I still have my house unlike a large number of people, most of whom do not have flood insurance.
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Jet Gitman buttons are ******* whack as **** on the white oxford. They're an awful, weird yellow plastic ****, otherwise pretty good. PM me I got a bunch of spare, awesome thick MoP buttons from MJK if you want to switch them out.
Thom Browne oxford is great, man, especially the one with the light blue grosgrain placket. Take off the tag and get that shortened, best white oxford ever
Thom Browne oxford is great, man, especially the one with the light blue grosgrain placket. Take off the tag and get that shortened, best white oxford ever
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