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I like Psycho Bunny. I get mines from Nordstrom Rack.
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Does anyone know of any shoes similar to those Purcells, or the Kenneth Cole SpeedBalls?
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Yeah Bro I agree with RFX...U should wait until u break them in fully before making any adjustments to them...I would even wait until after the first wash or soak before soing anything to them...WIth my Raleigh Nash Raws I waited about 6 months before I got them hemmed and tapered to a 15 inch ankle/shin opening...
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Not really familiar with the speedball, but PF Flyers has a few models you might like.
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I just picked these up after reading about them in GQ. I haven't worn 574s since HS but these seem really clean to me.
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Why are you looking for an alternative?
Just curious because it can't be the cost because JPs are dirt cheap and it can't be because of the comfort because it is much more cushioned than the regular chucks.
If you really want/need an alternative, check out Vans' Classic shoes. The madero or 106 or even the era might be good options.
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I already own the grey, white and olive speedballs(although I need a new pair of olives too). Im not crazy about the purcells in a high-top.
Looking for an ankle high iteration of the same "makeup". These are so hot, but doubt I will ever find a pair, or anything similar:
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Thanks copped 5 pairs along with those dockers alpha camos steezy posted a while back
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I just picked these up after reading about them in GQ. I haven't worn 574s since HS but these seem really clean to me.
Those are clean.
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Interesting article: http://www.latimes.com/features/image/la-ig-biodegradable-fashion-20121014,0,4376057.story
I can't even fathom throwing away 54 lbs of clothes. I don't think my clothes even total out to be that much!
I can't even fathom throwing away 54 lbs of clothes. I don't think my clothes even total out to be that much!
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Speaking of H&M does anyone know anything about the upcoming collab they have with MMM?
LIke what stores will be getting it?
LIke what stores will be getting it?
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There should be a listing on the site prior to the launch. I foresee lines again
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lol yeah more than likely we won't even get it here. But it is the only H&M in Alabama so I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
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american apparel makes very good thermal henleys. fit true to size, great material, won't shrink. and the price is very affordable
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Hey guys, I just picked up my first suit and would really appreciate some comments/critiques, tips on alterations etc.
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how do iron rangers fit? True to size?
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Big Sean...Not sure how I feel about the vest underneath though.
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I got that suit; Tommy from Macy's? Doesn't look bad for a right out of the store suit
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25% off Sperry (EVENT12)
http://www.sperrytopsider.com/store/SiteController/sperry/home
$100+ free shipping, $5 otherwise.
http://www.sperrytopsider.com/store/SiteController/sperry/home
$100+ free shipping, $5 otherwise.
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fit is pretty good but its hard to tell if your sleeves are too short since you are not wearing a proper shirt underneath. take pics again with a dress shirt on. if you can see about 1/4-1/2 inch of sleeve then you are golden.
for your pants, id suggest getting them tapered and hemmed slightly. fit will be on point after that
for your pants, id suggest getting them tapered and hemmed slightly. fit will be on point after that
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Fellas,
I have a pair of APC New Standards that I've had since March/April with no wash. Over the weekend, I was caught in a rainstorm. Jeans were SOAKED. I let them air dry but they seem a bit stiff. Do you guys recommend a first wash or should I just keep wearing them as they are?
I have a pair of APC New Standards that I've had since March/April with no wash. Over the weekend, I was caught in a rainstorm. Jeans were SOAKED. I let them air dry but they seem a bit stiff. Do you guys recommend a first wash or should I just keep wearing them as they are?
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I would honestly wash them because you might get some odd fading if they are stiff and creasing in those areas
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on a side note; I have been pleasantly surprised with the Gap...seems they are trying to up their style considering all their damn stores are closing
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Yes, the lines and fading are my main concern. I had a similar situation with my Nudies a 2 years ago. Washed too soon and didn't get the look I wanted. I will take pics when i get off work.
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Yup got it a couple of weeks ago online when they were having a special
Thanks. I was definitely planning on getting them tapered, they were way baggier than I expected since the suit is slim fitfit is pretty good but its hard to tell if your sleeves are too short since you are not wearing a proper shirt underneath. take pics again with a dress shirt on. if you can see about 1/4-1/2 inch of sleeve then you are golden.
for your pants, id suggest getting them tapered and hemmed slightly. fit will be on point after that
