Cosmic Bus
pristine morning snow
latinlikeaviolin said:I thought I read somewhere that Uniqlo doesn't offer shipping anymore
It's promoted right on their site: http://www.uniqlo.com/us/faq/
latinlikeaviolin said:I thought I read somewhere that Uniqlo doesn't offer shipping anymore
Cosmic Bus said:It's promoted right on their site: http://www.uniqlo.com/us/faq/
bob page said:I have a question about corduroys: is it acceptable to wear these in a business-casual work environment? I usually wear a button down shirt, tie, pea coat in this kind of weather and have a few pairs of corduroys that I never wear.
Notrollious said:Just bought this jacket.
What do you guys think?
Fake edit: Was originally 100, got it for around 60ish.
Also 20 years old, I'm trying to find a good winter hat that doesn't look ridiculous. I actually like the brush black beanie on UO. I think only certain people can pull off oversized beanies.ACE 1991 said:(20 year old posting here) What's the GAF opinion on oversized beanies? I'm pretty close to buying this one, I think: http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp?id=22645147&color=004&navAction=jump&itemdescription=true
kudos. said:Also 20 years old, I'm trying to find a good winter hat that doesn't look ridiculous. I actually like the brush black beanie on UO. I think only certain people can pull off oversized beanies.
kaskade said:I'm thinking of taking a trip to nyc next weekend to look for a coat. I saw a nice pea coat from uniqlo for 130 in grey. I figure I still have some time before it starts getting really cold (minus the crazy snow)
Yeah, don't order Buffalo. Buffalo is made for large men and their sizes are HUGE. I once picked out a size small shirt and it fit like a large. Never again. But I guess that could be said about department store stuff, in general.Ether_Snake said:Anyone who ordered from JackTheads has anything to say about sizes? I'm thinking of ordering this cardigan, but I don't see much else that interests me though.
Today I got my jacket from Macys, and I had ordered a plaid shirt with it, both Small in size. The jacket is perfectly fine, but the plaid shirt looks like what I'd expect from a large, not a small. I hate how fucked up sizes are from one company to another, and size charts are bullshit.
This is really what has made me really hesitant about buying any clothes online for a while now, especially since I'm in Canada and shipping charges are often high.
Ether_Snake said:Actually the jacket is from Buffalo, and it was a size small and perfectly fine, but the plaid shirt was from another company, sized Small, and huge. That's what I meant. At least it didn't cost me much.
I remember S-sized stuff from Express.com is also too big. I can't imagine people having no other option than wearing oversize clothes. And then sometimes you have XS, but again no way to no in advance if this time XS = S, or if it will be too small.
hermit7 said:Has anyone ever heard of Postage denim? Ordered a pair online and was curious about the brand. Searching brought me very little information and I was a little off put by that fact.
Express shirts are way too long on me. Even at Banana Republic I have to get a Small because otherwise it's too baggy in the chest and arms.Ether_Snake said:Actually the jacket is from Buffalo, and it was a size small and perfectly fine, but the plaid shirt was from another company, sized Small, and huge. That's what I meant. At least it didn't cost me much.
I remember S-sized stuff from Express.com is also too big. I can't imagine people having no other option than wearing oversize clothes. And then sometimes you have XS, but again no way to no in advance if this time XS = S, or if it will be too small.
I got them for like 60 dollars. We will see when they come I can always send them back if I dislike them.Alucrid said:What cut do you get? I bought a few of them for work since I don't really care about quality / fashionz while I'm there. The MX1 fitted is pretty damn slim.
If you're willing to spend that much I can point you towards better brands. Not too impress by what I saw on their site.
bob page said:Express shirts are way too long on me. Their slim fit shirts are ok, but still larger than I usually like.
I ordered a sweater from JackThreads in medium and it was the longest shirt I've ever purchased, it actually went all the way to down to my mid thigh. On the website, their models are like 6" or 6"1' wearing a medium, and I'm only a couple of inches shorter -- not sure what the story was there.Ether_Snake said:Anyone who ordered from JackTheads has anything to say about sizes? I'm thinking of ordering this cardigan, but I don't see much else that interests me though. I'm not even sure I'll bother actually.
kid ness said:Good evening GAF, hope everyone's doing well on this fine halloween night.
I was hoping someone could steer me in the direction of a nice, maroon zip up hoodie. I've been searching for something of that sort with no luck -- all the ones I find are a bit too plain, baggy, etc. Something like this(which I own and love) but in a maroon-ish color.
bob page said:Also selling a pair of black Uniqlo chinos (straight slim, 30x32) for $22 shipped. Worn twice, hemmed to 32 by Uniqlo and don't fit me right. That's what I get for not trying them on!
I usually don't, but I also usually only buy jeans and don't get stuff hemmed. I don't really like my chino's/slacks being the same length as my jeans.Alucrid said:I haven't tried on the last like 10 pairs of pants i've bought.
bob page said:I usually don't, but I also usually only buy jeans and don't get stuff hemmed. I don't really like my chino's/slacks being the same length as my jeans.
Yessir, I like my non-jeans a bit shorter (no stacks).Alucrid said:Oh, the problem is length wise?
The design is fine but it looks like cheap fake leather to me.thezerofire said:what do you guys think about this jacket?
http://images.jackthreads.com/data/products/EasyRiderPleatherJacketBlackA.jpg
bob page said:Yessir, I like my non-jeans a bit shorter (no stacks).
Guevara said:The design is fine but it looks like cheap fake leather to me.
cut the sleeves? that would look janky especially since the rest of the jacket has finished seams._Isaac said:You can't just cut it?
Yeah I'm picturing wearing them in crappy weather like sneakers.macuser1of5 said:Leather looks ok, and you can pretty cheaply shorten the sleeves assuming there are no buttons.
Palladium boots are nice as casual street/outdoor boots, just don't try to wear them in a formal or dressed up manner. They're kind of like chucks in that regard.
Cool thanks. They're pretty cheap so I was worried they'd fall apart.this guy said:I bought black leather Palladium boots last month and I like them alot. They're pretty comfortable once they're broken in, and they're starting to wear in pretty nicely.
macuser1of5 said:They are on the cheap end of the spectrum but are fairly solid. I haven't worn a pair in a number of years but from what I recall they aren't disappointing in the least bit.
SpeedingUptoStop said:Just saw an article today about Uniqlo wanting to be the Apple Store of clothes and they're hoping to open up to 200 stores nationwide in the near future. So, keep a look out for that shit people!
Also, what's the best way to clean white canvas converse? Magic eraser?
Guevara said:Anyone have any opinions on these Palladium boots?
macuser1of5 said:cut the sleeves? that would look janky especially since the rest of the jacket has finished seams.