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I was trying to keep your name out, doc. Having your stethoscopes resting on Nike boxes and all.
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Down to 15. But they're all beat.
Used to have 125
sold em all.
**** nike/ JB.
Used to have 125
sold em all.
**** nike/ JB.
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Have been selling my collection off slowly as well, it is def a headache though. Trying to bring myself to get down to about 30, still have about 60-70
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Down to 15 from 100+, feels good man.
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Beat you say. Adrian will buy them then.
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My filipino's > your whole collection, lil Wiszy
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remind me, we're not allowed to do clothing wdywt's right? not asing about this thread, was just curious if there was a casual wear one.
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Down to about 25 pairs. Sold/gave away a bunch. They were become a pain to move. Copped my wife's engagement ring off foams alone.
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Check sneaker showcase
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Still have 100+, slowly letting them go. I went the consignment shop route. Couple weeks ago, went in there and dumped my small LeBron collection, only had 1-7.
Shoe collecting has been *****d out, market is flooded, and "limited" doesn't mean what it used to.
Not letting go of any 3-5's in OG colorways though.
Shoe collecting has been *****d out, market is flooded, and "limited" doesn't mean what it used to.
Not letting go of any 3-5's in OG colorways though.
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You mean post your outfits? I used to post all of mine here
That's
Agree with you, man. They become a hassle just to move.
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"Jock worn" buy/sell section on dapperbrolinkup.com?
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I'm gonna follow you cats and try to unload my 10 or so pairs left. No more Foams for me 
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Hey FAM I am pissed I lost my favorite pair of Versace sunglasses so I am in the market to buy another pair. Anyone have any ideas? Shooting for a price point less than $200 and looking for a glossy black frame.
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I'm not into designer shades anymore like I was 5 or so years ago. Gave away my Marc Jacobs and Gucci joints. I have Ray Bans now. Not sure if black warfarer would be sufficient in your case but they are less than $200.
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Just post them but make to have thick skin to take criticisms. Thread could really use fit pics all around.
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His jacket is a bit small.
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You can thank modern day GQ for that
Jacket shouldn't be pulling when standing straight.
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Never understood how dudes can even move in jackets/coats that fit like shirts. Yes, those extra slim sleeves and extra high armholes might make you look more athletic (or fatter if all that size isn't muscle), but is it really worth the discomfort? It's like a corset for men
Happened to me when I bought my first suit and gained weight shortly after (not fat). It was the only suit I had for my job interview, and damn, I couldn't even walk properly in that thing. Basically had to walk without moving my arms at all
Happened to me when I bought my first suit and gained weight shortly after (not fat
). It was the only suit I had for my job interview, and damn, I couldn't even walk properly in that thing. Basically had to walk without moving my arms at all
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There's no discomfort if your body has adapted to it. If you are used to wearing tight clothes, loose clothes tends to become uncomfortable, well maybe not uncomfortable but it feels weird and awkward.
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I didn't say wear loose clothes instead.
This is random suit image I found on google
It's cut close to his body but it's not tailored to fit like a wetsuit (which is what they put dudes in GQ in)
If you can't even move your arms to walk (which is what happened to me after I gained weight), that is definitely real restriction and discomfort. There's no adapting to that
This is random suit image I found on google
It's cut close to his body but it's not tailored to fit like a wetsuit (which is what they put dudes in GQ in)
If you can't even move your arms to walk (which is what happened to me after I gained weight), that is definitely real restriction and discomfort. There's no adapting to that
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Regardless, super tight clothes look just as ridiculous as super loose clothes. That guy whose blog was posted looks like a fool in those clothes.
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GQ I believe uses clamps in the back of the clothes to make them tighter for pics.In the real world unless your built like a 12 year old boy, they should never be that tight.
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Yeah I was on Lookbook.nu and was like "hmm I wonder if nters are still posting outfits anywhere or if the occasional pic on lookbook is the extent." I checked sneaker showcase and saw it was mostly shoe/jeans pics.You mean post your outfits? I used to post all of mine here
