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Random Fashion Thoughts (Part 3: Style farmer strikes back) - our general discussion thread

SocialSculptures

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Planning a late October trip to NYC. What retail should I add to this list? Any vintage recs?

Self Edge, 45R, ALD, Armoury, NMWA, Ralph, Stone Island...?
I highly recommend Blue in Green and Standard & Strange (which is right near ALD). Also, while you are in this area, check out INA which is a really great designer consignment shop with a lot of men's stuff. Schott and 3sixteen are also really close and definitely worth a look.
 

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Plan plenty of time for ALD if you go. I tried twice and the line to get in was too long.

One of these days I need to go to NYC alone. I missed so many great shops while I was there with my family :(
 

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I went my brannock size on bostons and took the narrow width (I’m a D ok brannock)

for nyc vintage I like Crowley but he is in Brooklyn so not sure if it will be out of the way
 

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How does one size Birk Bostons?

I’m an 8.5 Brannock (9.5 in most sneakers) and I took the 41 in the Bostons. They fit correct without socks, maybe a touch small with thicker socks. I wear a 42 sometimes in other brands (Yuketen Sal 1 for instance) but the 42 Boston was definitely too big.
 

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Plan plenty of time for ALD if you go. I tried twice and the line to get in was too long.

One of these days I need to go to NYC alone. I missed so many great shops while I was there with my family :(

Literally planning a day and half by myself before I meet a friend for non-clothing nerd stuff.
 

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