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Naked And Famous Super Skinny Guy Denim (size 30)
I'm selling a pair of Naked and Famous Super Skinny Guy jeans. They are size 30 and brand new (I tried them on but they didn't fit). I am located in Canada, so Canadian buyers are preferred. I'm also not sure what shipping is like to the US. Sizing and product info here...- dethredic
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- denim
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- Forum: 2011-2017 Streetwear
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A.P.C. The official thread for APC denim sizing and other questions.
Hey, I'm looking at black APC PS and there seem to be two kinds, MIJ and Faux Noir. What is the difference between these two?- dethredic
- Post #9,456
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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A.P.C. The official thread for APC denim sizing and other questions.
Hey guys, I know I should hold off washing my jeans for as long as possible for "nice" fades, but what if I don't want something drastic?- dethredic
- Post #9,033
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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A.P.C. The official thread for APC denim sizing and other questions.
I have a quick question about sizing. Context Clothing says that size 28 Petit Standards (http://www.contextclothing.com/item.php?id=665) have these measurements: Tagged: 28 Actual Waist: 30 Rise: 9 Thigh: 10.5 Knee: 7.25 Leg Opening: 13.5 And WrongWeather says that size 28 Petit Standards...- dethredic
- Post #8,815
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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A.P.C. Petit Standard size 28
I'm looking for a pair of A.P.C. Petit Standard with a marked waist size of 28. I would like the indigo colour. New or barely worn is preferred. I live in Canada. Willing to spend $100 to $150 shipped depending on condition and how much shipping costs.- dethredic
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- denim
- Replies: 1
- Forum: 2011-2017 Streetwear
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A.P.C. The official thread for APC denim sizing and other questions.
My actual waist size is 31-32 (prefer 31) and I want a leg opening of ~6.7inches. I was looking at the APC PS from http://www.contextclothing.com/item.php?id=665. In order to get the ideal leg opening I would need to order the tagged size of 28 which has an "actual" waist of 30. I have heard...- dethredic
- Post #8,735
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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How could this shirt fit better (MT shirt critique)
+1 - that's the first thing I saw. It looks like the collar is 1" or even 2" too large (it may not be, but it looks like it) I agree, although it is only 1-1.5cm too big- dethredic
- Post #11
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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How could this shirt fit better (MT shirt critique)
Simple: higher armhole, narrower shoulder. Don't forget to lengthen the sleeves by the same amount your narrow down the shoulder. Okay, I will try that on my next one. Oh yeah, forgot to say: your collar is huuuuuuuge. (edit: not the collar points, but the circumference of it) Yah, I came to...- dethredic
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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How could this shirt fit better (MT shirt critique)
Maybe reduce the shoulder size in the shirt by 1-1.5cm too next time, to solve the problem with the shoulders popping out. Although my first instinct was that it looks like a perfect fit, so it could be a quirk of fabric more than a problem with the measurements. Okay, I thought the shoulders...- dethredic
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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How could this shirt fit better (MT shirt critique)
I just got my first Modern Tailor demo shirt (and haven't ironed it yet!), but I think it fits great through the body and arms. The shoulders pop out a little bit when I lift my arms as seen in the pictures. How would I correct this with my measurements in future shirts from them? I also think...- dethredic
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- Replies: 10
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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LF: Tailor in Waterloo Ontario region
I am taking Engineering. I guess I will check out some of the OTR suits. I will have a chance to see a tailor in TO in the summer.- dethredic
- Post #15
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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LF: Tailor in Waterloo Ontario region
Not sure about the prices around that region but for bespoke, you're looking to at least $3,000. Lol, so what. Both I and ganziyama are students as well. You can find time or just look into alterations. You cannot buy any "quality" suits in KW. There simply aren't any stores. You'll need to...- dethredic
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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LF: Tailor in Waterloo Ontario region
There is absolutely no way anyone can give you a half-decent answer if you don't know what you want out of a tailoring service. You should figure that out before you post something so vague. As I said I am new to this whole thing. Maybe you can give me a recommendation for each?- dethredic
- Post #6
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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LF: Tailor in Waterloo Ontario region
I live in KW... are you looking to get bespoke or just looking for a reliable tailor for alterations? I am undecided at this point. Still doing research. Depends on the price I guess. I also lived in Waterloo. I would suggest going to Toronto to find a tailor. I don't have the time because I am...- dethredic
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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LF: Tailor in Waterloo Ontario region
I am looking to get my first quality suit. Some suggestions would be great. Also I don't have a high budget, so not someone who does only high quality stuff. I have no experience with any of this.- dethredic
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- Forum: Classic Menswear