soultron said:Xun, that's a great pick up. Liking the ribbed cuffs.
Sean2 said:Need some advice again!
Does anyone know the proper amount of time that should be given between each wash of dark blue Jeans? Also, what settings to use?
Also, these are from H & M, and on the tag say that the pair is NOT pre washed. Is this bad? I really need answers so I do not ruin another pair...
Just wash them unless you are hardcore about high contrast fades. They are just cotton. If they are shrink to fit theyll shrink a size but I doubt that is the case.Sean2 said:Need some advice again!
Does anyone know the proper amount of time that should be given between each wash of dark blue Jeans? Also, what settings to use?
Also, these are from H & M, and on the tag say that the pair is NOT pre washed. Is this bad? I really need answers so I do not ruin another pair...
Love brown wings tips. They pair nicely with good jeans and a button down, making a casual outfit much more elegant._dementia said:so i bought these for pretty cheap off ebay
Mind if I ask where?_dementia said:so i bought these for pretty cheap off ebay
_dementia said:Where did you get it?
latinlikeaviolin said:BOSS. Well, from what I can tell from the picture quality. Where'd you get it if you don't mind me asking?
Picked it up from T.K. Maxx.soultron said:Xun, that's a great pick up. Liking the ribbed cuffs.
Xun said:Picked it up from T.K. Maxx.
It's a DKNY jacket worth £400
Yeah, some of those stores (Marshall's TJ Max, etc) can have some crazy shit at bargain prices. I once saw a $2k jacket for about $300. Not my size or style so I didn't look into it further.Johnlenham said:Jealouse. My Tk.Maxx is rubbish! Best bargain has to be my favourite boots £140 down to £40 and I keep seeing them in House of Fraser and sauch for £110!
Other than those it can be veryvery hit or miss!
Do you absolutely need to hold the bills? I have a saddleback leather wallet (the small one) and while there is a compartment for bills I just carry all cash in my pocket folded up.adam.chance said:Could somone recommend me a good quality, but thin wallet? I have maybe 5 cards I carry with me and just a few bills. My current wallet is fat for no reason. I am moving to Japan for a few months starting in December, so if it is large enough to hold Yen, then that would be great. The largest bill is 160 × 76 mm. I am in the US.
Given the quality of regular H&M items, I'd expect their shoes to be even worse and would avoid them. I'd assume they'd either fall apart quickly or be terribly uncomfortable.kevo_huevo said:speaking of h&m, i'm on a budget and i was thinking about going to get some boots or chukkas there. are they comfortable? i was thinking of just getting some padded insoles, but if the rest of the product is crappy quality...then I'll just pass.
ebassittbob page said:Mind if I ask where?
hermit7 said:Do you absolutely need to hold the bills? I have a saddleback leather wallet (the small one) and while there is a compartment for bills I just carry all cash in my pocket folded up.
May be an option for you.
hermit7 said:Do you absolutely need to hold the bills? I have a saddleback leather wallet (the small one) and while there is a compartment for bills I just carry all cash in my pocket folded up.
May be an option for you.
I will second this. I love their small wallet, and you can carry a small bit of cash if you need to, although it's not super easy to get at if you are using it all the time.
adam.chance said:I normally do not carry more than $20 or $40 at a time, but Japan is a cash based economy, so I will need to carry cash on me every day. I will also need a coin purse, because 500Yen ($6) and below are in coins.
Dosh Wallets have some nice and nifty ones, I'm thinking about getting a Luxe one. It might not fit your needs thoughadam.chance said:Could somone recommend me a good quality, but thin wallet? I have maybe 5 cards I carry with me and just a few bills. My current wallet is fat for no reason. I am moving to Japan for a few months starting in December, so if it is large enough to hold Yen, then that would be great. The largest bill is 160 × 76 mm. I am in the US.
kevo_huevo said:speaking of h&m, i'm on a budget and i was thinking about going to get some boots or chukkas there. are they comfortable? i was thinking of just getting some padded insoles, but if the rest of the product is crappy quality...then I'll just pass.
This is what I am looking for, where did you get it? Also any alternatives that won't break the bank?Alucrid said:Just bought this shirt.
So fucking hyped for my first WvG shirt.
Deadly Cyclone said:This is what I am looking for, where did you get it? Also any alternatives that won't break the bank?
Trying to find clothes in places other than department stores in Iowa is rough, especially without much cash.
Deadly Cyclone said:This is what I am looking for, where did you get it? Also any alternatives that won't break the bank?
Trying to find clothes in places other than department stores in Iowa is rough, especially without much cash.
The fit and look. You'd be surprised, I can't find any shirts around here that are button up and look good untucked. It's stupid. May head to the mall this weekend though.CFMOORE! said:i am quite sure you can find a dark button down that isn't a dumb price. sure it won't have mother of pearl buttons! but who gives a fuck. looking at that shirt why did you exclaim "that's what I am looking for?" there's literally nothing special about that shirt at a glance. are you talking about fit? just get it tailored for like $15 after spending maybe $40-$60 someplace.
Deadly Cyclone said:The fit and look. You'd be surprised, I can't find any shirts around here that are button up and look good untucked. It's stupid. May head to the mall this weekend though.
CFMOORE! said:i am quite sure you can find a dark button down that isn't a dumb price. sure it won't have mother of pearl buttons! but who gives a fuck. looking at that shirt why did you exclaim "that's what I am looking for?" there's literally nothing special about that shirt at a glance. are you talking about fit? just get it tailored for like $15 after spending maybe $40-$60 someplace. granted, all in, that's still a slightly expensive shirt, but you can find much cheaper alternatives.
kevo_huevo said:speaking of h&m, i'm on a budget and i was thinking about going to get some boots or chukkas there. are they comfortable? i was thinking of just getting some padded insoles, but if the rest of the product is crappy quality...then I'll just pass.
Cosmic Bus said:Was looking at some boots there last weekend and had the same reservations. While I've got no complaints with their clothes, I just feel hesitant with footwear unless it's from, y'know, a shoe company. A shame, really, because even though Clarks and the like are always the go-to boot for guys right now, they're just so... safe and bland. I want something with a bit of personality, but apparently that has to equal big bucks. :\
Alucrid said:Fabric and fit are huge parts of it. Sure, you can get a cheap shirt tailored but the quality of the fabric and construction will still be lacking. I have trouble thinking of any shirt that cost ~60 that haven't started to have ripped threads, color loss, or wearing on the edges. It's tough finding good shirts in terms of fit and construction. Sure, Express shirts fit great, too bad not even half a year in and the threads are already starting to rip. For shirts that I need to tailor I often find myself having to get it darted, then having to get the tails shortened, then having to get the sleeves shortened, and by the end of it it's not even worth it, especially considering that I can never find a good tailor in my area. So yeah, I'll gladly pay a 'dumb price' for a good shirt.
CFMOORE! said:i get there's a quality aspect, and this seems to always be something people speak about. but jesus, it makes me wonder what you guys do to your clothes if they somehow fall apart so easily when you only buy a $60 shirt compared to a $160 one. i see a small thread on a button up of mine, i cut it and don't care. so long as you're not pulling on it and destroying your shirt it's going to hold. As for materials, the only thing I can maybe care about is how it will feel against my skin, but again, even that isn't a huge deal as I usually wear an undershirt.
Fkkkk, where do I buy?parasight said:Fuck the TOJ1 2011 pics are coming out now, and it looks so nice. Definitely going to cop one. Curious to see the other colorways though.
Depends on what they look like, I guess. If they look like a tool and they're trying too hard, then it's lame. Back in college, I used to always try to dress up more than the average guy. But since the average college guy dresses like shit with wife beaters, sweat pants, etc, this wasn't too hard. I definitely wouldn't wear slacks or anything for regular day, but I don't think there's a problem with wanting to look good and wearing a casual button-down shirt with nice jeans (and messenger bags aren't formal, bro. Adults wear them to carry things).Gila said:General question for all of you fashiongaf, what do you honestly think of people that dress formally (even semi-formally) on an everyday occasion when their lives don't necessarily need to be formal.
Like a university student that comes to class with his shirt tucked in and dress shoes with a messenger bag or something?
I'm so comfortable wearing formal clothing, and I love it..but the environment I'm in currently - no one wears shit like this unless its an occasion. Even at clubs guys think they dress up so good with a dress shirt and jeans + dress pants. But they all look the fucking same lol
Ripper of a catch right there. You are a lucky man!_dementia said:so i bought these for pretty cheap off ebay
I have to wear a suit every day. I would kill to be able to just wear jeans and a button down shirt.Gila said:General question for all of you fashiongaf, what do you honestly think of people that dress formally (even semi-formally) on an everyday occasion when their lives don't necessarily need to be formal.
Like a university student that comes to class with his shirt tucked in and dress shoes with a messenger bag or something?
I'm so comfortable wearing formal clothing, and I love it..but the environment I'm in currently - no one wears shit like this unless its an occasion. Even at clubs guys think they dress up so good with a dress shirt and jeans + dress pants. But they all look the fucking same lol
Cosmic Bus said:Was looking at some boots there last weekend and had the same reservations. While I've got no complaints with their clothes, I just feel hesitant with footwear unless it's from, y'know, a shoe company. A shame, really, because even though Clarks and the like are always the go-to boot for guys right now, they're just so... safe and bland. I want something with a bit of personality, but apparently that has to equal big bucks. :\
bob page said:And just to clarify, I font really consider a button-down and jeans to be dressing up. It depends on the shirt, as some are only formal, but as long as they're not with slacks then I wouldn't mind it.
Gila said:General question for all of you fashiongaf, what do you honestly think of people that dress formally (even semi-formally) on an everyday occasion when their lives don't necessarily need to be formal.
Like a university student that comes to class with his shirt tucked in and dress shoes with a messenger bag or something?
I'm so comfortable wearing formal clothing, and I love it..but the environment I'm in currently - no one wears shit like this unless its an occasion. Even at clubs guys think they dress up so good with a dress shirt and jeans + dress pants. But they all look the fucking same lol