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Sorry, I'm sure this has been answered before but...is there any advantage to getting regular Warehouse vs Duck Digger? I have a pair of 1001xx, and was considering the Duck Digger 1001xx. Besides the back pocket stitching, I don't know what else is different! 

This search function isn't working for me. UGH. I hope someone can help me out! I know Stevenson is notorious for vanity sizing (well, the "older" versions)...I was thinking of getting a pair of La Jolla's. I'm a standard size 34. I had a pair YEARS ago in a 34 and I remember them being too big. I recently got a size 33 Santa Rosa and I think they fit great. Should I be sizing down 2 (to 32), and will that be safe on the La Jolla's? 

Does Fullcount generally have a looser/low tension weave, or a tighter weave? I'm looking for a pair, but the weather is heating up...I was looking at 14-15 oz. I currently have a 20oz. pair of Oni, but they have a looser weave so they are obviously a better choice than a 20oz in a tighter weave for warm weather. Just wondering if I would be wasting money by getting something that is worse for warm weather than my 20oz Oni's. 

Posted this in the 'Jean Jacket' thread too...

Anyone have any experience with PBJ 6087? (Type III, 14 oz). Particularly size 6. I'm a fan of the "modified" type III that some brands are putting out with a increased length...but is PBJ's "modified" version TOO long? I'm looking at myself in the mirror and it's bordering denim shirt territory instead of trucker

If any exeperience, with this jacket - any luck shrinking it? I know it's a one-wash... 

Anyone have any experience with PBJ 6087? (Type III, 14 oz). Particularly size 6. I'm a fan of the "modified" type III that some brands are putting out with a increased length...but is PBJ's "modified" version TOO long? I'm looking at myself in the mirror and it's bordering denim shirt territory instead of trucker

If any exeperience, with this jacket - any luck shrinking it? I know it's a one-wash... 

I heard that the guys from Graymarket Brooklyn opened up Idol - can anyone confirm that Graymarket has shut down? Their website isn't very helpful.  

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I don't think I can wait until Fall for this Needles Rebuild thang

 

 

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IC: Visvim Sausalito / Patent Black / G-Line / Size 11

From 2007

Worn, good shape, box included

 

I'm just gauging interest because I want to sell it, but it is currently at a consignment shop and I don't want to go through the trouble of pulling it out if there isn't enough interest. Shoot me a PM if you want to discuss

(stolen pics from Sneaker Freaker and Kix Store)

 

FEEL FREE TO MAKE OFFERS! 

You there, dude? I want to take a piece off you. Check your PM please.

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5) Stephan Schneider // Plain Jacket // Size 6

Stephan Schneider "Plain" jacket. Brand new. Size 6, which is like an American large/42 (52 IT). 75% wool, 20% poly, 5% cashmere. Hidden button closure. Attached scarf-lining thingy that can be hidden that SS does so well. Dual side pockets. Cut somewhat roomy, but true to size. Brand new. Retailed for $580 - $660. Asking $210 SOLD

 

 

 

 

 

6) Stephan Schneider // Hooded Lightweight Jacket // Size 6

Stephan Schneider lightweight jacket. Size 6. Very cool faint green/grey stripes. SS 2011 collection. Great layering effects that are present in a lot of Schneider jackets. Hood can be hidden/tucked in for another look. Fits like an American large, but drape-y (intended look). Worn lightly, dry cleaned and stored. Asking $125 DROP TO $95

 

 

3) Robert Geller // Suede Bomber Jacket // Size 50

Brand new Robert Geller suede bomber jacket. Size 50. Sheep skin. Retailed for $1700. Asking an insane $450

 

 

4) Facetasm // Contrast Satin MA-1 Jacket // Size Medium

Made in Japan. Brand new. Retailed for $650. Asking $280. DROP TO $240 Size Medium but as most MA-1's, it fits larger. Can fit a 48-a slim 52. Stolen description from H. Lorenzo:

From Facetasm, a contrast satin bomber jacket in khaki with a jacquard logo text throughout, tonal woven panels, ribbed trimming, a standup collar, a concealed zipper closure in the front, multiple front pockets, and a single zipper pocket at the left side. 100% Polyester
Pics stolen from H. Lorenzo & Helden Shop (jp) (last pic is mine)SOLD

Price includes shipping in the States. International a bit higher. Feel free to submit an offer, but please no low balling. I can cut a deal if you buy more than one item.

 

Available:

1) Diet Butcher Slim Skin // Denim Riders Jacket // Size 3 

2) Robert Geller // Dinner Jacket // Size 52 (fits very slim)

3) Robert Geller // Suede Bomber Jacket // Size 50

4) Facetasm // Contrast Satin MA-1 Jacket // Size Medium SOLD

5) Stephan Schneider // Plain Jacket // Size 6 SOLD

6) Stephan Schneider // Hooded Lightweight Jacket // Size 6

 

 

1) Diet Butcher Slim Skin // Denim Riders Jacket // Size 3 

 

Diet Butcher Slim Skin denim riders jacket, size 3. S/S 2010 Collection, "Thorn". Distressed features throughout - from a destroyed 12oz denim fabric. Made in Japan. Raccagni zippers. Removable sleeves to activate vest mode! I feel this is best for a 48/50...I am a 50/52 and I was only able to wear it vest form. Worn lightly, never washed. Perfect condition (again, with distressed features).

(Last 3 pics are mine)

Retailed for $888. Asking $180 DROP TO $140   SOLD

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2) Robert Geller // Dinner Jacket // Size 52 (fits very slim)

Robert Geller Linen Dinner Jacket. Size 52, but fits VERY slim...would work for a 50 as well. Brand new w/ tags. Now, a little something from Acrimony:

"Sophisticated" doesn't even begin to describe this perfectly tailored jacket, which updates formal evening wear with sporty, military-inspired details. A classic two-button, notch lapel cut, but rendered in slubby linen twill, the silhouette is fitted and slightly cropped with ribbed trim at the waist and cuffs reminiscent of a bomber jacket. The collar is trimmed with exposed zipper tape while the two front flap pockets are angled, giving the classic jacket cut an unexpected twist. Completely unlined with black binding on the inner seams, the jacket feels light and easy, while retaining its clean, refined edge. Wear this instead of a classic cotton blazer during spring for a cool new way to dress down. 100% linen. Made in Japan.
(Last pic is mine)
Retailed for $814. Asking $260 DROP TO $210   SOLD

 

Ahhhhhhh what terrible timing. I literally just sent out a 1999 Biker Jacket and Bondage MA-1 to some dude in Vienna today. Unless that guy is you

INTEREST CHECK -

I love these like to other, but I seriously haven't worn them in years. If interested, msg me. (I don't know how much to let them go for.)

Note: NOT my pics, but I'll obviously send more if there is interest. Mine have been worn, but are in great condition, considering their age.

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x Undercoverism FBT

Chamula (by Yuki Matsuda's Meg Company - producers of Yuketen & Monitaly) Zip-Up Wool Sweater in a size Large. Brand new, no tags. 100% wool. Shawl collar. Really great knitwork - merino yarn.

Retailed for about $270. Asking $65 shipped in the States, international a bit more.

If you are normally a Large in W+H, Engineered Garments, etc, this should work for you.

Yeah yeah yeah, I called this "vintage" because I got the YEARS ago, and I feel W+H doesn't do anything like this anymore. Just look at that logo! And handwritten tag! RiRi zips, cotton front, some suede on the shoulders, wool back. Corded sleeves. Inner sleeves lined. Excellent condition, except the small stain on the sleeve (last pictured)...could prob get that out with a dry clean. Asking $75 shipped in the States. A STEAL. This thing was like hundreds.

If you wear a Large in current W+H, this should work for you.

Measurements:

Chest: 22"

Arm pit to cuff: 19"

Length: 28"