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Gaziano and Girling e-bay clearout £150 a pair!
It figures... I already have the only pair of shoes in my size Arg- argoth
- Post #41
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Wine Down event - Nice Casuals
Just a guess - "wine down" is a play on words for "wind down" with wine. To 'wind down' means to move towards relaxation. Arg- argoth
- Post #2
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What is a speakeasy (today)?
I use the term to describe my favorite bar, but that said, it does not share some of the negative attitude traits of some of the NYC places that use it. They serve classic, old-school, hardcore cocktails made extremely well, with exceptional ingredients, in an elegant, but not ostentatios...- argoth
- Post #9
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The umbrella, cane, riding crop and miscellaneous accessories Appreciation thread
What do you guys think about a straight handle? Looks less dandy and more business, like... should the opportunity presents itself. No, they look like you're going to go caddying for someone on a golf course. +1 Definitely agree with the golfing stigma associated with straight handled...- argoth
- Post #16
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Brigg Prince of Wales
Great looking umbrella. Lovely photos. That stick looks very substantial. Have Briggs become thicker recently? Arg- argoth
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Brigg Prince of Wales
Does anyone own this umbrella and care to share some real life photos? I plan to get it through the main USA distributor unless someone has another source they can share. Thanks in advance. Out of curiosity, who's the main USA distributor? Arg- argoth
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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McDonalds and their "challenge to Starbucks"
In Manhattan, Joe the Art of coffee and Ninth Street Espesso offer some next level espresso and cappuccino. If you live near onevof their locations you should definitely check them out. Thanks for the recommendations! I think I've been to the Joe's near NYU, but I'll have to check out Ninth...- argoth
- Post #62
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Why NY is Great!
Heh, one of my friend plays in a dodgeball league in the city. Hell, you might be dating her. Arg- argoth
- Post #70
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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McDonalds and their "challenge to Starbucks"
When it comes to Starbucks vs. McDonalds, I'll happily pay the four dollar premium on marginal coffee at Starbucks so as not to have to deal with the service, clientelle, and cleanliness at McDonalds. As much as I would like to support my "local" coffee shop, the only thing worse than...- argoth
- Post #57
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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State of the Collection... lol
Great looking collection! No issues with the woodlore trees stretching your Lobbs? Arg- argoth
- Post #23
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Men Who Don't Buy Their Own Clothes
As with any survey based statistical data, the results depend on WHO you ask and HOW you ask them. Most of the people responding are already substituting the words "pick" or "choose" for "Buy" in the poll. For others, "buy" may mean simply indicate the purchaser. As long as I'm picking the...- argoth
- Post #47
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Hilarious Amazon Customer Reviews
I agree with countdemoney wholeheartedly on the reward of multiple viewings. I saw Lawrence of Arabia for the first time on DVD. It was one of those 2-disc editions. I had a hard time getting into the movie and that first disc seemed to drag. So much so, in fact, that I didn't bother to...- argoth
- Post #56
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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Guys, are Thick as Thieves $500 custom made suits worth it??
well thanks for that thorough reply. it would seem like a reputable suit designer such as Hugo Boss wouldnt be gluing their clothes together though??by the way where was the origin of your suit made in?? china? usa? Hugo Boss is a major producer of overpriced, low quality, fused (glue) suits...- argoth
- Post #19
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Is this Etro shirt just too much?
Not if you wear it under a cloak. This made me laugh. Arg- argoth
- Post #33
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Shoe Damage Report & Appreciation Central - Part I
What shoes are on the right in these two pictures? I could potentially love them. Thanks again for the shots! Arg- argoth
- Post #3,271
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Epic Trees vs. EG, JL, Vass Trees
Vass 3-piece trees are my favorite shoe trees. I typically buy manufacturer shoe trees over generic because I have had problems with stretching (unwanted) and lack of support from generics (or any other non-sized/lasted tree really, even manufacturer ones). JL trees are much like CJ trees...- argoth
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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FS: Vass U Last Oxblood size 43 (US10), new with 3 piece trees and box.
Could you comment a bit more on the size? I'm curious as to how this shoe would compare to an AE (if you know) in 10.5D US and 10E US. I am not familiar with the U Last. Thanks! I wear an AE 10. 43 Vass U. Arg- argoth
- Post #56
- Forum: B&S Archive
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FS: Vass U Last Oxblood size 43 (US10), new with 3 piece trees and box.
How is this shoe not sold? If I didn't have it already (same size too) I would be all over this. Easily one of my favorite shoes. Arg- argoth
- Post #47
- Forum: B&S Archive
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Who bought RLPL Grants at the FF discount?
Can someone compare the fit of the Grants with the fit of the Mackays? Just to add to those above me, I own both shoes in the same size - 9.5/10. The Mackay is one of the best fitting shoes I own. The Grant is a bit loose comparatively. Its the only pair of monk shoes I own and I wish I had...- argoth
- Post #14
- Forum: Classic Menswear