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Tried some Chivas 12 the other night, it was pretty smooth for a $30 bottle of scotch.
- Sep 27, 2003
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Macallen 18 is the ****. Can't drop the dough for a bottle since I'm still a student but love the taste and smoothness.
JW is just way to smokey for me, I prefer single malts not blended though.
JW is just way to smokey for me, I prefer single malts not blended though.
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chivas 12 is a blended scotch.
the scotches that I have been mentioning as well as others have, are all single malt scotches.
johnnie walker black is probably my "go to" blended scotch. dewar's 12 is also a good blended bottle for $30, you can find a gift set with of dewar's 12 with 2 glasses for $30.
- Jan 5, 2008
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New straps for my Daniel Wellington watch
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- May 1, 2003
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Just left the liquor store lol. Ended with a bottle of trusty oban 14. Was tempted to get blue but in really the only one that will drink it lol
- Sep 2, 2009
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bands making that watch very versatileNew straps for my Daniel Wellington watch
- Jul 6, 2002
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The doctor is drunk. Will be putting boobs into a dude while intoxicated.
- Jul 6, 2002
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Not sure what the current situation of jogger pants are but the last time I checked they were rarely in stock. With that said, Nordstrom.com has a healthy selection of Publish brand models right now. Kind of tempted on picking up the wool one but will try to hold off.
- Apr 12, 2013
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Any ideas on who makes a t-shirt similar to the JE+Co pictured here? I'd rather avoid something with a scoop neck...
- Dec 13, 2004
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That's a t-shirt? I thought it was a hoody?
- Apr 12, 2013
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Underneath...
- Dec 13, 2004
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wow
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Any ideas on who makes a t-shirt similar to the JE+Co pictured here? I'd rather avoid something with a scoop neck...
I'd also like to know, i've been looking for some longer t's like that in a couple colors
- Feb 11, 2008
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Link to that hoody 
- May 26, 2003
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Link to that hoody
WORD.
Even though I been trying to go for the look for a while Idk if you would call it Ye Inspired but I just been trying to stick to white/gray tees, nice fit jeans, and slim fit athletic gear (sweats /joggers)
My Job is going 100% casual for 2014 so I might get back on buying sneakers.
- Jul 6, 2002
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Might be a hard fit for you, Lucky. It's made for skinnier non-brolic dudes.
Kollar clothing has some drapey t shirts at affordable prices.
Kollar clothing has some drapey t shirts at affordable prices.
- Feb 11, 2008
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.Link to that hoody
http://shop.johnelliott.co/collections/hoodies/products/riga-halfzip-hoodie-grey
Burgundy one is clean too but not $178 clean
Any non US made alternative
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- May 26, 2003
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yea, I wonder if the Kanye Stuff with Adidas is going to be like Y3.
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Would be interesting to see how the design would be.
You ain't got the answer though, Lucky!
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http://shop.johnelliott.co/collections/hoodies/products/riga-halfzip-hoodie-grey
Burgundy one is clean too but not $178 clean
Any non US made alternative
lol word I`ll wait for H&M to make the fu fu 20 dollar joint next season
- Dec 19, 2011
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Does anyone own a Classic Pullover Hoodie from AA? Are they pretty slim fit like their zip hoodies?
- Dec 13, 2004
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Honestly been looking for a long and somewhat thick tees but haven't had much luck.
Void the Brand is good for the price but it is thin and almost transparent at time. Retail is $60+ but on sale it is decent.
Silent tees are great but those retail for $100+, they can often be found for sale at $50-$70 but it's still thin and delicate.
If I had the resources and aren't lazy, I'd make a simple tee, Hanes thickness (not sheer at all but still soft) and maybe another with those vintage tee feel and just make them 3"-5" longer. That should also compensate an inch or two for shrinkage after a wash. I think there is a market for that for about $15-$20 a tee? Or a bundle of 3-pack for $35-$40? I'd certainly stock up and wear them daily, should work well as an undershirt too since the longer length will keep it from being untucked.
Void the Brand is good for the price but it is thin and almost transparent at time. Retail is $60+ but on sale it is decent.
Silent tees are great but those retail for $100+, they can often be found for sale at $50-$70 but it's still thin and delicate.
If I had the resources and aren't lazy, I'd make a simple tee, Hanes thickness (not sheer at all but still soft) and maybe another with those vintage tee feel and just make them 3"-5" longer. That should also compensate an inch or two for shrinkage after a wash. I think there is a market for that for about $15-$20 a tee? Or a bundle of 3-pack for $35-$40? I'd certainly stock up and wear them daily, should work well as an undershirt too since the longer length will keep it from being untucked.
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went to suit supply today with the intention of purchasing a Napoli and walked out with a Sienna...
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suit...id=Suits&prefn1=styleFit&prefv1=Luxury-Sienna
the shoulder padding on the Napoli was quite noticeable on my frame...
not sure if $699 was a good price but i liked what i tried on from the fabric, fit, and such
it seems to have gotten really good reviews from a variety of sources so hopefully it was a good purchase...
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suit...id=Suits&prefn1=styleFit&prefv1=Luxury-Sienna
the shoulder padding on the Napoli was quite noticeable on my frame...
not sure if $699 was a good price but i liked what i tried on from the fabric, fit, and such
it seems to have gotten really good reviews from a variety of sources so hopefully it was a good purchase...
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- Oct 22, 2004
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Drinking Better thread?
An early Merry Christmas, you well-dressed fools.
An early Merry Christmas, you well-dressed fools.
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