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chronoaug
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I'd be interested in seeing how he would work BW into his store aesthetic. I like a lof of the BW stuff. The grey suedes are great. If you're looking for a cheaper version, pg2g, you could always checkout the Opening Ceremony version. I think they run about $225-350 for OC shoes (desert boots, laceups, chukkas, captoes) with the laceups probably being in the $250 area i'd imagine. The flat sole gives a much more casual vibe to it though. Kind of a dress shoe/jazz laceup vibe.
I'd like a pair but would want to figure out what i'd do with them first. Plus, i hear OC isn't great quality for the price. Not terrible, but whatever.
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I would love a pair of gray suede like those OCs or the ones SSV had awhile back. I would wear those joints to work.
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Just picked up a pair of Rag and Bone selvage raw denim boot cut jeans reduced from $275 to $89 and a pair of olive Varvatos/Purcell Converse for reduced from $89 to $39 at the Barneys outlet at Woodbury Commons.
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Originally Posted by chronoaug
I liked the Ervell f/w08 collection a lot more than the s/s collection so i'm not expecting too much from that (except i really want to grab a button up on sale as i like the collar and proportions). I'm hoping the Bless buy will be pretty fun. He had a 4-5 interesting pieces last season that seem to be absent this spring.
You have to understand that an operation like Patrik Ervell will show a collection with 40 looks; but, about 10-15 of those will ever make it to wholesale.
Also, his sample sale was this weekend in NYC.
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