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Alternative to Levi's 504
One of the reasons I still buy Levi's is that I know what I get. The 504 fit me nice I like the slightly tapered ones and for me they're just the perfect jeans, except they don't last long (all my Levi's have to be repaired on the crotch area and I'm no cowboy I just sit on a comfortable office...- arthurk
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Why don't people at SF like Hugo Boss?
It's because they don't provoke in me any particular emotion: they're just precise and boring. It's like the same difference between BMW and Mercedes as compared to Alfa Romeo and Maserati...- arthurk
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Men dress shirt sizes across Europe
Dear Gentlemen of Styleforum, I've recently increased my internet clothes spending by purchasing a pair of English shoes and a tweed jacket. I got a little bit of a cold shower when I realized that sizes vary much more than I thought even across Europe, hence this question. Are there...- arthurk
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Cracking the Levi's model code
Thanks itsjustadrian, maybe you could shed a light also on the first 2 digits?- arthurk
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Cracking the Levi's model code
Bumpy bump ;-) Can't believe nobody here worked for a Levi's store and can't explain their codes.- arthurk
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- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Cracking the Levi's model code
Dear all, I've just bought a new pair of Levi's 504 and I'm just in love with them. Now though, I'd like some more of the same kind but cannot figure out how to reliably buy them online (maybe because of the choice on size and color). The ones I bought are 00.504.00.91 and they are the ones...- arthurk
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Recent Sartorialist Looks
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Suede boots
Gentleman, would you perhaps know someone that makes RTW shoes like these? http://permanentstyle.blogspot.com/2...oots-from.html These are a pair of Rivolta, but I wouldn't like to shell out 1500€ Any help appreciated Thanks- arthurk
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How to recognize a handmade shirt
It really depends on what you mean by hand-made. Do you mean: A shirt with hand-stitched detailing over machine sewing (this seems to be the most popular definition). A shirt that was cut by hand (i.e., the pattern was drawn by hand and cut out by a shirtmaker) A shirt that was sewn by hand...- arthurk
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How to recognize a handmade shirt
Dear all, I'm new here, working my way in dandy-ism. I see you guys talking always about handmade vs machine sewn shirts. How do you tell one from the other? What are the details that give away that a shirt is handmade? It would be great if someone could go into specifics, with closeup...- arthurk
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