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I don't think that Alastair (BoBS) had the extreme cutaway Udeshi shirts though. I bought a few Udeshi shirts from him but IIRC, he only had spread collarsOriginally Posted by gdl203
really?? i could have sworn i saw it there.
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tempted. but i just don't want any more denim anything. if they had hunting/fishing vests for sale, i would have procured.
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^^ ah, understandeble. Did you see the raw canvas chore jacket though? really nice. Im hoping to come across some painter pants myself, but guess those would be too short for me anyways. My best hope is probably some kind of denim jacket.
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I see a lot of Whyred, considering it's a swedish brand, and I like the styling on most of the items. I have the thin M65 from s/s 06 which I like a lot but it had some quality issues, and now they've moved the production to China so I don't know how well it holds up. It's worth looking at if you get the chance though, they have a few henleys and crewneck sweaters that look good. I also like the look of their waxed M65 from the current season. Haven't tried it on though.
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Zoovillage and the official site but that's about it for online stores i've seen them in. I was mainly bringing them up as it's not that widespread in the states. They have a similar style to some other brands (like acne for another swede brand) but not much representation. I guess they're not as exclusive as some of the other brands named though.
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really though, the swedish brands have pretty good prices but if they weren't so well priced i dont think anyone would really buy...Originally Posted by wEstSidE
Why? Because of a lack of quality or is the styling and design insufficient? I don't know, honestly, I think a lot of swedish brands (whyred, acne, filippa k) is a bit too similar designwise and personally I think at least some of Acne's pieces are a bit overpriced here and I figure there must be some markup when sold in the states...
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Kosmetique Label.
Except, I'd like to try on the pieces in person. Anyone know a place in NY that carries it? I'll be there on the weekend of the 30th.
Except, I'd like to try on the pieces in person. Anyone know a place in NY that carries it? I'll be there on the weekend of the 30th.
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