lacquered

Here's the one I got:

I really like the fifth pic you showed me, Mike. The one with the tie.

just wear it with anything, whatever looks good to you. I wear mine with t-shirts, crew necks, v-necks, sweaters, button ups, shirt and a tie, bare chested... I think a clean and well cut m-65 is very versatile because you can wear it more casual with a t-shirt or a crewneck, but also with a shirt.

since you wanted pics, heres a few waywt pics:

with a button up shirt

with a vneck sweater

with a t-shirt

black l/s shirt

shirt and a tie

with grey thermal

I just got a Hysteric Glamour one, but the thing is, that the sleeves are a bit too long, thus it sort of bunched up the wrist area:mad:

hahaha u r so funny:D

thanks for the joke man!

Pics of how you would wear your m 65.

I need some style inspiration on how to wear a m 65 from you folks:p

Still no replies from them yet. Anybody could help out:o

This by far is the best DH sneaks IMO

New Hare hi tops

http://zozo.jp/shop/hare/goods.html?gid=187882

Looks like a cheap rip off of Rick Owen's sneaks:(

these are garbage. and they are not black.

I agree. These are trash:mad:

These...

anybody else?

In no paricular order:

1. Number (N)ine (Outerwears)

2. Balenciaga (Bags)

3. Raf Simons (Hoody)

4. Nike (Sneaks)

5. Adidas (Sneaks)

6. APC (Jeans)

7. Dior Homme (Blazers & Jeans)

8. Rick Owens (Leather Jackets & Hi Sneaks)

9. Hysteric Glamour (T shirts)

10. Ann Demeulemeester (Tops)

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How much was this??

$200. I really like the fit and the cutting of this.

H&M

Must have a pretty good feedback. Willing to pay extra fee for your time and effort. Please PM me if youare interested. Thanks.

Nah, Mike... I emailed that email at the bottom of the auction last Friday. And I havent gotten any replies from them yet.

Thats why I thought maybe thats the email for selling items to them, thus they cant speak english and didnt bother to reply:confused:

Thanks for helping out though

:confused:

Hoody is mine. T shirt is a friend's who cant be bothered to browse the net.

Just helping a friend selling these. Here's where he got his starting price idea.

http://list2.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/2084031583-category-leaf.html?apg=1&f=&s1=cbids&o1=d&alocale=0jp&mode=1

And he thinks he's giving a bargain:rolleyes:

THESE^

These are sick! are these the limited edition ones? I want a pair too!

I did, but they didnt hit me back. Could it be that the email listed below is only for selling your items to them?

I used an online translator, and i think that email is only for selling purposes?

Guys! Finally, I have found the other "remaining" Pre-Luster soundtracks!

The question is, would anyone bid on this first and share it with us later;)

Heres the link

http://page5.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/e68486757

Thats what i was thinking, could you get his email for me please:p

you used to have to pay 300 yen to use yahoo auction, which is part of yahoo premium. things have changed a little bit.

now you can bid on items with a "free" user account but

if you'd like to sell, you need the yahoo premium subscription.

Note: you do not need a japanese bank account to bid.

1) If the seller uses "yahoo easy transaction (or whatever it's called)" you can pay by credit card. However, most sellers do not ship internationally. Most of all, they hate dealing with buyers who do not write / read Japanese - online translators aren't welcome either.

2) A lot of sellers do not wish to pay the fees associated with the yahoo easy transaction system. In this case, they will tell you to wire money from your bank account.

Conclusion: In theory, anyone can bid on the items, but you won't be able to send your payment to the seller and they'll just leave you a negative feedback.

This is the auction.

http://page12.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/p84423558?u=;galluck_guild

Thought i might save quite a bit if i contact and purchase the item directly from the seller instead of using a proxy, which takes around 10 to 15% commission.

you used to have to pay 300 yen to use yahoo auction, which is part of yahoo premium. things have changed a little bit.

now you can bid on items with a "free" user account but

if you'd like to sell, you need the yahoo premium subscription.

Note: you do not need a japanese bank account to bid.

1) If the seller uses "yahoo easy transaction (or whatever it's called)" you can pay by credit card. However, most sellers do not ship internationally. Most of all, they hate dealing with buyers who do not write / read Japanese - online translators aren't welcome either.

2) A lot of sellers do not wish to pay the fees associated with the yahoo easy transaction system. In this case, they will tell you to wire money from your bank account.

Conclusion: In theory, anyone can bid on the items, but you won't be able to send your payment to the seller and they'll just leave you a negative feedback.

thanks for the tips.

i usually use proxy service, but for this particular auction, the seller states that it will "ship internationally" and that it accepts paypal.

so i was thinking that maybe i can save around 10% by emailing the seller and purchasing it from him straight. Its quite reliable i think, since the seller has a store front too in Japan.

but my question is, how do you actually contact the seller, and telling him that i would like to purchase his item?

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