EPTand i want their blazer but its sold out of my size. bleh
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
and i want their blazer but its sold out of my size. bleh | ||
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
is there something special about it that warrants this astronomical price for a backpack SHIT AIN'T EVEN LEATHER | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
i cant go see any of the shit i want to see because SCP's dior and lanvin dont carry menswear -_- i guess rich white/asian dus dont rly like that shit | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
A. it's visvim B. (very) few companies make the same outstanding quality of backpack C. it drapes nicely whilst providing good support - aka the few things in life that give form and function D. all of the materials are specially made - cordura nylon - some models have hand-dyed leather, others have suede - RIRI zippers, supposedly anecdotally better than ykk zippers (smoother zip, zipper itself withstands 160 lbs etc) also I think if you browse rakuten on a regular basis you can get one for 550ish excluding shipping wasn't there a guy in Japan that posts off-and-on in this thread? maybe he can proxy one for you, I've heard they're less expensive domestically. On May 26 2013 14:56 Juliette wrote: cause its visvim i cant go see any of the shit i want to see because SCP's dior and lanvin dont carry menswear -_- i guess rich white/asian dus dont rly like that shit rich kids wear the worst shit. | ||
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krndandaman
Mozambique16569 Posts
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Pacifist
Israel1683 Posts
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Nyovne
Netherlands19141 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/d9KIzJU.jpg) Took a few moments getting used to, they are so light weight that it feels really weird walking in for the first few hours. They feel really good though. This brand (Giorgio/diCapolavori) was a little experiment and if the next pair of shoes I get from Giorgio's is as good you can call me a fan. After two years of doing with the same two suits and just switching up ties and shirts I decided to go crazy (for my doing) when I saw this insane deal of "when you get 3 items or more, everything is 50% off" in my favorite men's clothing story. Grabbed these two suits, one Huge Boss which is my fav brand due to the fact that they always fit me like a glove at the shoulders, and I tried to go with something different for a change and grabbed the Armani which somehow fit me (they usually never do). A new belt, two shirts and a new tie to go along with them. Armani very very very dark blue left, Hugo Boss Washington blue stripe right ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/DtxYVul.jpg) Should prove a fine addition to my current Hugo Boss steel grey (with red inside pannelling cause I loved it) super fine square pattern, and Huge Boss chalk grey dark green pinstripe ones. Sadly the steel grey one has to go. Going to donate it to my nephew cause its gonna wear through soon if I keep using it several days a week and he's just gonna use it for special occasions. Should last him a year or two. Costs something, but then you have something. Owning a good suit is a really good investment in my opinion. | ||
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/lPq5h8J.jpg) | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
Is there a better alternative than BB at $600? I'm just waiting for the post xmas sale to pull it. pulse ive never liked a lot of boots because they have such a big silhouette, esp when paired with black pants when you're a stick. but i do like side zips | ||
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Fishball
Canada4788 Posts
On May 29 2013 14:24 Juliette wrote: some personal pics, Nyovne ? Is there a better alternative than BB at $600? I'm just waiting for the post xmas sale to pull it. pulse ive never liked a lot of boots because they have such a big silhouette, esp when paired with black pants when you're a stick. but i do like side zips You talking about suits? For anything under $600, Suit Supply just can't be beaten. Get their Napoli line. | ||
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
seems like everybody is wearing them too so im like damn this is awful on awful i've actually been thinking of taking up sewing classes too like the worst that can happen is that i learn how to sew u kno? | ||
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
Alden Indy are also nice, but not really my thing (also expensive...) | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
On May 29 2013 14:33 Fishball wrote: You talking about suits? For anything under $600, Suit Supply just can't be beaten. Get their Napoli line. ive heard a lot of good things but im not sure how much i want to risk not being able to fit it in person or have a person familiar with the line measure me. i guess i can think about going to their chicago store when im back in college. it'd time out well, i'd be back just as their f/w fabrics are coming back. but still. strangely enough im happy with a RTW for my first not awful suit. i have a pair of desert boots. they dont really work with a lot of slimmer pants because not having the top covered looks bad i think as for sewing, depends what kind of sewing you want to do. hemming a pant or taking in a leg or something isn't too hard but i wouldn't try to go near suit alterations | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
or Ann D Laced Cap Toe Boots | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
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Fishball
Canada4788 Posts
On May 29 2013 14:57 Juliette wrote: ive heard a lot of good things but im not sure how much i want to risk not being able to fit it in person or have a person familiar with the line measure me. i guess i can think about going to their chicago store when im back in college. it'd time out well, i'd be back just as their f/w fabrics are coming back. but still. strangely enough im happy with a RTW for my first not awful suit. i have a pair of desert boots. they dont really work with a lot of slimmer pants because not having the top covered looks bad i think as for sewing, depends what kind of sewing you want to do. hemming a pant or taking in a leg or something isn't too hard but i wouldn't try to go near suit alterations If you shop online and the total is over $500, it ships free, and if the size doesn't work out, the return shipping is covered (free), so you can take that route if you have a credit card with enough credit. If your credit card can handle, you can order a few sizes just to test things out. I personally don't own any SS suits yet, but I have two Brooks Brother Milano Fit Suits. I'm actually planning to visit SS's Amsterdam flagship store when I go travel later this year. I really really want to try their stuff ;/ | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
On May 29 2013 15:31 Fishball wrote: If you shop online and the total is over $500, it ships free, and if the size doesn't work out, the return shipping is covered (free), so you can take that route if you have a credit card with enough credit. If your credit card can handle, you can order a few sizes just to test things out. I personally don't own any SS suits yet, but I have two Brooks Brother Milano Fit Suits. I'm actually planning to visit SS's Amsterdam flagship store when I go travel later this year. I really really want to try their stuff ;/ i thought it was just their MTM that was very good for the price, and not the RTWs? | ||
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Fishball
Canada4788 Posts
On May 29 2013 15:58 Juliette wrote: i thought it was just their MTM that was very good for the price, and not the RTWs? Um... the exact opposite. Not saying their MTM is not good, but their MTM starts at $899. Here's something for you to read. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703385404576258671135584478.html http://dappered.com/2013/04/in-person-the-entire-suitsupply-experience/ | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
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broodmann
604 Posts
On May 27 2013 20:27 Nyovne wrote: + Show Spoiler + Got me some of these casual bad boys to spice my choice of shoes up a bit: Took a few moments getting used to, they are so light weight that it feels really weird walking in for the first few hours. They feel really good though. This brand (Giorgio/diCapolavori) was a little experiment and if the next pair of shoes I get from Giorgio's is as good you can call me a fan. After two years of doing with the same two suits and just switching up ties and shirts I decided to go crazy (for my doing) when I saw this insane deal of "when you get 3 items or more, everything is 50% off" in my favorite men's clothing story. Grabbed these two suits, one Huge Boss which is my fav brand due to the fact that they always fit me like a glove at the shoulders, and I tried to go with something different for a change and grabbed the Armani which somehow fit me (they usually never do). A new belt, two shirts and a new tie to go along with them. Armani very very very dark blue left, Hugo Boss Washington blue stripe right Should prove a fine addition to my current Hugo Boss steel grey (with red inside pannelling cause I loved it) super fine square pattern, and Huge Boss chalk grey dark green pinstripe ones. Sadly the steel grey one has to go. Going to donate it to my nephew cause its gonna wear through soon if I keep using it several days a week and he's just gonna use it for special occasions. Should last him a year or two. Costs something, but then you have something. Owning a good suit is a really good investment in my opinion I really like the Hugo Boss Washington blue stripe suit and the shoes are pretty fun as well, not often you see green shoes. But im very interested in why you went for the Armani suit? I'm not really into this "modern" really short jacket style, imo it looks very feminine and the person wearing appears to have bought a size or two too small. | ||
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