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^^ I don't think those look baggy at all Wes, the one pic you're moving but from the side profile I think they're perfect width for you
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Different locations man, it isn't even about fashion at times but in NYC and snow, I can understand you disdain for layering. But here in CA, scorching 95-105 degree weather isn't something I can get comfortable with. I wish I could live by the beach and just enjoy the sun and cool breeze everyday but sadly I don't and I am sweating by simply driving from one place to the other and in Cali, you spend half your life driving.
Also keep in mind that 55-60 degrees is considered fall/winter here.
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Got a remote for my camera today and messed around with it once I got home. I keep going back and forth on getting these pants tappered or not. When I wear them they look fine, but in pics they look like they could use one.
The 1st pic looking like you're about to march toward the cameraman (I realize there isn't one) and beat his ***.
Anyway...it's kinda tough to tell how well the pants fit when you're either in motion, pulling on them with your hands in the pockets or the pic cuts off mid calf, especially if you want opinions whether they need to be tapered. Post better pics!
Nice patio though.
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Wes those pants have a classic look to them. If you were to tapper them I would only do a half inch.
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Thanks fellas, I'll leave them as is for now at least
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army trainers from Epaulet:
Pretty sure they'll be in high 200s though so you might as well as wait for a sale on MMMs from different sites
Pretty sure they'll be in high 200s though so you might as well as wait for a sale on MMMs from different sites
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Just saw them on their instagram. I'd cop for the right price especially the last two pairs
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Thanks guys
Discovered Filson btw. So far their pieces look awesome.
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army trainers from Epaulet:
Pretty sure they'll be in high 200s though so you might as well as wait for a sale on MMMs from different sites
dam those are nice
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Just in case any of you guys have been looking for them, White Flyknit Trainers are on sale for $119.97 on NDC
http://store.nike.com/us/en_us/pd/flyknit-trainer-unisex-running-shoe/pid-582110/pgid-776082
http://store.nike.com/us/en_us/pd/flyknit-trainer-unisex-running-shoe/pid-582110/pgid-776082
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No matter how hard you try to believe it doesn't, the "Sneakerhead" still lives deep inside all of us.
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What are you guys' recommendations in terms of low-profile casual shoes? I hate bulkiness, so the slimmer the better. I need to replace my low-profile slip-ons pretty soon
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Casual shoes as in bluchers or sneakers?What are you guys' recommendations in terms of low-profile casual shoes? I hate bulkiness, so the slimmer the better. I need to replace my low-profile slip-ons pretty soon
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I buy sneakers in phases now. Only things that hit me really hard. Its no longer a hobby. The thing is that now more things are getting to me. 
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Casual shoes as in bluchers or sneakers?What are you guys' recommendations in terms of low-profile casual shoes? I hate bulkiness, so the slimmer the better. I need to replace my low-profile slip-ons pretty soon
Definitely not the latter
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What are you guys' recommendations in terms of low-profile casual shoes? I hate bulkiness, so the slimmer the better. I need to replace my low-profile slip-ons pretty soon
I've been wearing my leather driving mocs from J. Crew pretty heavily since I got them earlier this summer.
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Speaking of sneakers....
Just ordered my pair of Fire Red IIIs since I'm gonna be outta town this weekend.
I sold off all my Nikes/Jordans back in 08, but this is the one pair I always regretted getting rid of. I really like the simplicity and clean design of this shoe. No weird shaped soles, no craters, no nets, etc. Let's just hope that they didn't @#$% it up like all the recent retros and make the insoles feel like cardboard :x
Just ordered my pair of Fire Red IIIs since I'm gonna be outta town this weekend.
I sold off all my Nikes/Jordans back in 08, but this is the one pair I always regretted getting rid of. I really like the simplicity and clean design of this shoe. No weird shaped soles, no craters, no nets, etc. Let's just hope that they didn't @#$% it up like all the recent retros and make the insoles feel like cardboard :x
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FYI, H&M's online store is now open for the US.
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Link?
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Thanks
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Still cant find those h&m tapered pants i am so lost without them
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If you have the bread or will to spend, look into Tricker's. Their Country Collection is awesome.Definitely not the latter
Man, when HoH in Beverly Center had gauranteed tickets ALL DAY, I couldn't make it. I was gonna go after work, but size 9s were all taken, and of course 8.5s and 9.5s were still available
The quality of the recent retros I bought felt the same as the older ones I had in high school and college, circa 2002-2005.
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