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If I follow the question, yes, although your average American bakery selling a "stollen" has generally heavily modified it from the original German concept. Usually made it lighter and rarely using preserved fruits. Maybe Germans don't even eat the original incarnation, Idunno. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stollen Why does Eason look more athletic in work out gear than regular clothing, despite his regular clothing fitting about as tightly as it can? I don't think it's as simple as, "it's athletic clothing."
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Walking Wardrobe seems to have an issue with seasonal clothing. Madras and polos under wintry jackets? I like the surplus/workwear/oipolloistock kind of stuff, but that last one is bad all over.
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Is Stollen stollen in English?Originally Posted by --Jonas--
Ja unless you want to call it fruit loaf, which came up when I looked for a translation.
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+J (I want to shorten sleeves but read somewhere that Jil jackets are supposed to have longer sleeves?)Originally Posted by GraphicNovelty
Does that apply to collaboration/diffusion lines?
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+J (I want to shorten sleeves but read somewhere that Jil jackets are supposed to have longer sleeves?)Originally Posted by GraphicNovelty
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Pretty much all RTW sleeves are long, get that **** shortened.
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Originally Posted by GraphicNovelty
+J (I want to shorten sleeves but read somewhere that Jil jackets are supposed to have longer sleeves?)
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boots suck with that outfit, and that v does not look good with the blazer.
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How the **** are uniqlo +J arms too long on you?
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work boots only work with workwear not blazers dawg and you still need the sleeves shortenedOriginally Posted by jet
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