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The official thrift/discount store bragging thread

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I bought two of these at TJ Maxx. I'm keeping one, and offering the other to a forum member for my cost plus shipping. Size L, sleeve is a 34/35. The armhole is high and the sleeves are not baggy like you find with some PRL stuff. 100% cotton, heavy weight. TJ Maxx price tag is still attached.

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Thanks for support guys, more fits to come soon.
 

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DapperCanadian, that PRL jacket is real. Most of their stuff is made in thirds world countries. I had a similar style Woolrich jacket with a horrible cigarette smell a few months ago. You need a spray bottle and white vinegar. Spray the hell out of the inside of the jacket and put it in the dryer with a dryer sheet.
 

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DapperCanadian, that PRL jacket is real. Most of their stuff is made in thirds world countries. I had a similar style Woolrich jacket with a horrible cigarette smell a few months ago. You need a spray bottle and white vinegar. Spray the hell out of the inside of the jacket and put it in the dryer with a dryer sheet.
Thanks dude. I'm going to give it a shot today. I knew that Polo used third world countries for manufacturing (I used to work for Polo actually lol), I just don't think I've ever seen ANYTHING, let alone Polo, with a Made in Jamaica tag. Must be an older piece or something.
 

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A few recent "vacay" finds. I put "vacay" in air quotes because I've been working a suspicious amount for a true vacation. Still, I have been surfing too, so I guess I can't complain. Most of this stuff is already listed, but if it has no bids and you're into it, get at me.
I will probably eventually regret not keeping this.
(Not sure yet whether these are poly or raw silk; will do the burn test) E thrift (from SF B&S) collection
T&A Fray Battistoni Borrelli (keeping) St Andrews Kiton, nwt Drake's x2; 2nd one is grenadine
Crombie, wool and cashmere:
 

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Well, this thread is dead...post 110000 came and went and no one even cared.
There are things that need to be sold.

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Also, Congrats @highvoltorb on being the 110000th poster.
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NOoOO Oo oOoOooo ooooo OO, I don't understand, nook whhhhyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!

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With all the nice stuff rolling in, I still can't believe these would make it to Goodwill.

If they're made in Italy, they should at least be a few years old....I'd check out like '11 and below if you must know the exact season. If they're made in Portugal, they're newer. Googling the serial number might be the fastest route.
Wow, thanks! I feel foolish for not having done this before. I just found exactly what I was looking for when I googled the serial number
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They're made in Italy and from and 2009-10 F/W. Polyvore had them listed at $655 at one point.
 

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Tell me about this "I" "banking" -- this is something I could do in my spare time? With no experience?

I'm finding it harder and harder to keep up with this thread, and my most recent find is a plaid-ish Paul Smith western-ish shirt that would not look out of place with EG (why I picked it up).

Sadly, my Loro Piana days appear to be over.
 
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Never say never.
 
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