Managed to put one on hold and pick it up yesterday after locating it online. very very few targets got any and out of those who did, they only got one in their inventory. love the size of it. imo thought the herschel novel was too big for a weekender (maybe it was cause i looked small carrying it). as for the quality, nothing much to expect but for $40 pretty pleased with the purchase overall. gonna be using it when i fly back home thursday
It does take time though, you certainly have to be willing to accept some disappointing trips. I guess that is where some people get turned off.
Going for pants that fit like this
I like that fit.
I hope the hanger was just for the pic.
Like you stated, SNS Herning are a great bang for your buck. I got one 2 years ago, and picked up two more pieces last year.
But in all seriousness, specific budget?
Yeah I meant make a trip to that spot youre talking about not Niketown. Hows Haiku for dinner anyway real quick, dont wanna deter from the topic too much.I like that fit.
10 piece I told you the spot because I know you are from the area....I just happened to go to haiku one night for dinner and they had flyknits on the window, the next day I go to buy them, FSR!....both racers, white and blue trainers.
Managed to put one on hold and pick it up yesterday, after locating it online. very very few targets got any and out of those who did, they only had one in their inventory. anyways think its the perfect size for a weekender. imo think the herschel novel is too big (maybe cause it made me look tiny when i carried it) other than that, quality wise not too bad for $40. gonna be using it when i fly back home thursday
I've been searching for a pair as well man. No luck at all.
Yeah, not a good idea otherwise. It may be, I guess you can call it an open or wide weave, but having that sweater on the hanger is stretching it out like crazy.Wow. I like all of those. Thanks man. Any idea on how they fit?
I just remembered I bought this one last year. It's cotton, I want a wool one now though. Also don't really like how see through it is.
I hope the hanger was just for the pic.
I never owned one (I think WJ4 has one) but everyone in SF loves SNS Herning. I admit, they do look good in pics.
Yes. Patience is key. And when you see something, BUY IT.
Right on, man! Carry on the tradition for your grandma!
I'd say about 3/4 of my wardrobe came from thrift stores. I can't believe some of the stuff I find. Like those Edward Green shoes I posted a few pages back. Who decides to get rid of those? That is beyond me, but i'll take them!
It's a no-brainer for me. You can put together some great outfits for very cheap. Nobody has to know my Canali sweater cost me $10
Looks good Man. Make the Knot on your tie larger by using a different method. But looks good.
Doing my best to get away from jeans and a t shirt everyday.
Yes. Patience is key. And when you see something, BUY IT.
SNS runs slim and long. Like a "|"...if that makes sense. I would stay TTS personally because though it may be slim or even tight it will eventually loosen up and somewhat conform to your body. The quality is nice, Looking forward to get a couple of more pieces this fall.
Any other fan of sweatshorts in here?...I would wear these everyday if I could....
Got them on sale at A&F for like 25$
If its not appropriate for the thread feel free to let me know, I know is not a pair of chinos or a suit, just trying to display how what I believe to be proper fit can make a difference no matter what you wear....I know the majority of us out there ain't Beraqueezing it to the corner store
Man I understand your worries about going to thrift stores. I felt the same way growing up. But as I have evolved my style I have learned that there are just some things I like to find pre-owned. Ties and Sportcoats/Blazers are what I currently look for. Don't work about it, incorporate it into your style and you will feel awesome.Yes. Patience is key. And when you see something, BUY IT.
I've always wanted to go to my local salvation army but besides my wife being completely against used clothing, I'm always wary of being judged. I know it may sound silly but being Hispanic and one of the few Hispanics where I live I don't want to be judged as being the place I have to shop. I honestly want to find some ties, and hidden gems would be great too.
Any how, my wife is probably my biggest style influence as she's always been incredibly stylish, and like many of us know women have a thing for shoes. Got these for my wife as an early birthday present. One thing I do love about the higher end shoes are the shoe bags that come with them.
