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Looking to spend money on a couple perfect fitting and quality dress shirts.... Anyone have a site they recommend or used Charles Tyrwhitt or my tailor before?
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J. Crew stays posting up deals. You need to kinda act quick when the additional 40-50% off happens. I got a grip of shirts under $20 after Xmas.
GOAT.
I don't think Charles T. does MTM so can't be compared to Mytailor. I have about 12-14 shirts from Mytailor and I love them. Note that I'm somewhat local so I went to the office to pick the fabrics and specs myself, IE collar style, double barrel cuff, etc.
I think I paid around $80 each for the 2 ply fabric.
A cheaper alternative would be Modern Tailor. Save some bread with Adrian's link: http://go.referralcandy.com/share/VLSHCQ7
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Famh I remember you made sum videos about this topic maybe a couple of years back. If they are still up and you don't mind, can you link me?
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Charles T does somewhat do mtm. You select your measurements from a limited variety of fabrics, collars, and cuffs combos. Or used to at least?
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Bruh that girl in your Avy, I saw a her on reddit a while back and still cant find her gram.
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christ, coming up on 4 years old now. still as efficient as it was back then though.
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holy crap!! it's been almost 4 years already? damn time sure do fly lol. thanks for the video.
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does it matter where I get my wooden shoe trees from? im thinking about just copping the cheapest ones from ebay.
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if they're for runners, especially flyknit or prime knit which makes no sense to have shoe trees for, you gotta cop da ikea.
of the culture.
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nah b, for sum dress shoes.
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^ Nah, shouldn't matter as long as the shoes trees are decently built.
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Aside from Clarks, are there any other desert boot brands worth looking into?
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Nordstrom she trees are doodoo cop the bass ones for a little more I think those are the cheapest onwa
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nordstrom rack woodlore and the best bang for your buck
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Found my size at Wasteland. $250
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Do you guys know the sizing on the ASOS leather jackets. I'm interested in purchasing their belted biker jacket just not sure if I should go L or XL. I normally wear a Large in all of my gap and banana republic coats and jackets. Appreciate any help.
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Midas whale
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Anybody cop anything yet?
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I just got two suits that I prob don't need lol
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Got a lazio in grey. Always look forward to these sales.
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Contemplating that navy soho DB and a double monk in dark brown.
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I own the cotton linen soho if that is what you are referring too. One of my favorites.
Ended up with this coat and a grip of white shirts:
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How do their coats fit? Im a 40 in their lazios, 38 in DB suits.
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I went TTS. I tried a 40 in stores once which fit great. The only thing I size up on is the Washngton cut because of the shoulder padding.
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