Official Supreme Thread; F/W14; FAQ ON PG 1; vol. End of F/W Sale

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Competition shirt came in friday, and actually exceeded my expectations. It has a much heavier weight to it than I imagined. It is Much heavier than Psycho tee, and also thicker than this seasons pocket tees, but not quite sweatshirt thick. Ideal layering piece for sure. I feel like the definite minority being so content with the season so far. Yeah theres plenty of whack stuff, but I've been able to easily cop everything I've wanted, and have been quite satisfied with it. To each his own though!
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Gonna kop the comp shirt

Thanks for the review, i need a thicker ls tee
 
So I shouldn't get it dry cleaned? Or would it be okay to? Please respond asap cuz I'm almost there. Thanks in advance!
 
Wash cold hang dry

What kind of stain are we talking about anyways? I got some ice cream on a shirt the other day and it came out with a spot treatment and cold wash.

If you got something like blood on it you might have trouble lifting the stain.
 
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mints said:
Wash cold hang dry

What kind of stain are we talking about anyways? I got some ice cream on a shirt the other day and it came out with a spot treatment and cold wash.

If you got something like blood on it you might have trouble lifting the stain.
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It's not a huge stain, but it is noticeable. Especially since it's a predominantly white shirt that darker spot is visible.
 
But what did you stain it with? Some stains are a lot easier to remove than others, I wouldn't send you to the cleaners with something that a light treatment using something like a Tide Pen can take out, but if you got something like oil on the shirt, it's going to be tougher to take out, and a wash may not get it all gone.
 
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But what did you stain it with? Some stains are a lot easier to remove than others, I wouldn't send you to the cleaners with something that a light treatment using something like a Tide Pen can take out, but if you got something like oil on the shirt, it's going to be tougher to take out, and a wash may not get it all gone.
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Tbh idk, I came home and it was there, so I'm not ure exactly what it is, but I'll prob just try and wash it.
 
mints said:
It dropped, didn't sell out online, and got yanked the week they put up the Cherry sweater. If you have someone that can proxy you a pickup from the stores, it sounds like they still have them in the shops.
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Appreciate the info, if anybody can check for me for on their next trip, that'd be great. If you pick one up for me, I'll make it worthwhile.
 
Horrible week of waiting.. Eating for a preme box and a iPhone 6 plus in the mail... God help me on this week of waiting
 
I got a M pink panther Henley but it's a little to big. I heard to shrink it I should wash it inside out with warm/hot water and put it in the dryer for 40 min. Anyone had success shrink clothes?
 
I mean I value things I buy. If I bought something I would like to maintain it properly so it can last longer.
 
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don't wear it 
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That's not what I was implying to be that gentle with it either.

But anyways
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Lol man don't listen to these dudes saying it's "just a shirt," if you want to get it dry-cleaned go ahead. It's like what, $3 or less to get a single shirt dry-cleaned? Not like you're coming out of pocket crazy or something to get it done. I for one like to keep my shoes & clothing as fresh as possible for as long as possible... not walking around walking like a duck or anything but definitely not one of those " **** stains give your stuff character " type dudes lol.
 
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