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TSPTR / Peanuts
Well, by the time I was sold on the sweatshirt - which is sold out in every size except XXL - someone else had bought it! AAUGH! as they say. Does anyone, by some chance, have a "mornings" sweatshirt in brown (with the pink print) that they would like to part with? I could go for a medium or a...- acontagiousjawn
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- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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TSPTR / Peanuts
I just came across TSPTR for the first time - late, by the looks of it, but there did not seem to be a thread here. The label seems to have an interesting story. It is named after the design principles of an architect who I confess I had not heard of. (That's American modernist Louis Sullivan's...- acontagiousjawn
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- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Orslow
+1 on the jacket size. The pulling and puckering over the chest, and the slight hourglass silhouette towards the waist, all say to me that the next size up would probably be right for you. I haven't tried Orslow's version of the jungle jacket. But the original is relaxed fitting, straight up...- acontagiousjawn
- Post #878
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Margaret Howell/MHL
Specifically I bought this iteration of the mainline basic shirt. Had to come back for a second viewing before I copped it, but I love it Image half-inched from tres bien- acontagiousjawn
- Post #436
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Margaret Howell/MHL
Love image 7. Its giving low-key-fly nuclear physicist somehow- acontagiousjawn
- Post #435
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Margaret Howell/MHL
Nah. (A) this season not lot hit with me tbh and (B) I could have sworn it came with a step change in price. (I know it's always been expensive and I know everything is expensive here now, but mhl is starting to feel wild let alone mainline...) On the other hand, I did go to the sale in the...- acontagiousjawn
- Post #431
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Orslow
Can any 101 owners say how the denim compares to the regular 105, for example? The "rigid" quality doesn't sound so appealing to me as Orslow's classic, one-wash stuff. I tried 105s and love the cloth but the cut does not work for me, neither in comfort nor looks. I have an idea I would like...- acontagiousjawn
- Post #800
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim