jdrizzy
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hey hey, i'm interested. Always good to improve one way or another.Please don't .
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hey hey, i'm interested. Always good to improve one way or another.Please don't .
This is the place:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallachs_(clothiers)
I usually see their name as "so-and-so for Wallach's," usually on pretty generic mid-to-low-end stuff from the late '70s to the '90s.
If they were, as Wikipedia says, the same group as Tripler and Roots, they were probably at the bottom of that pile, since Tripler seems to have sold nice own-brand stuff, and the stuff I see with Roots labels is generally a little nicer than the Wallach's stuff I've handled.
EDIT: speaking of odd brands, anybody out west know about "Le Dernier Cri?" Label also says "New York & Beverly Hills." Only thing I can find for that is a place on Rodeo that started up in '68 and dissolved in '90.
In other news, I'll be selling a slightly used Filson 256 briefcase in otter green twill, if anyone is interested.
If you're gonna act like the thread bouncer, you gotta go find yourself a black leather car coat.Please don't .
Now's the time to sell it, I reckon, with the holidays here.Thanks! I kept seeing references to "for Wallach's", but wasn't seeing the label. This seems to be very well made, though it fits very small (leading me to believe it's from the 60s or 70s). I listed it as a dress vest and made sure to put kilt and Royal Stuart tartan in there. Might not be worth tons, but I see @capnwes posting similar things all the time.
hey hey, i'm interested. Always good to improve one way or another.
You shouldn't be buying that stuff period. It isn't worth anything to anyone here and you would be better with a new JC Penney shirt than a worn Armani. But don't feel bad. I've concluded that every thrifter has had to take their lumps. I doubt there is a member here who didn't start their thrifting journey coming home with dated Burberrys, busted YSL and of course, Christian Dior ties. Just keep at it.
Any reason in particular you want to move from the otter green to the tan? I was considering the tan 256 but recently decided to most likely grab the green. I also have the duffel in tan so I was thinking it might be a little overload on that color.
Lol me too. That wasn't too long ago tooI know. I was being a dick. My first post on here was hilariously terrible. And I thought I was doing so well too.
Ottawa
London, Sarnia, Grand Bend, but only during cottage season.Are there any other Ontarians on other than Toronto folk?
Lol me too. That wasn't too long ago too
...I've concluded that every thrifter has had to take their lumps. I doubt there is a member here who didn't start their thrifting journey coming home with dated Burberrys, busted YSL and of course, Christian Dior ties. Just keep at it.
You may be tempted to get the ~ $20 rolling racks from Target / WalMart, and you can pack those with lightweight shirts etc but more than 5 or 6 suits, outerwear etc and they break or tip over.