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The jacket would work for sizes 44-46, depending on your overall build and what you're going to layer with it.

kambiz3309: I'm 178cm, which is about 5'10". The DR should work for people around that height, as they're meant to fit a bit short.

I'm still on the fence about this as it's a really nice jacket, but I just don't find myself wearing it as often as I'd like.

It's only been gently worn once for a few hours, so it's practically brand new.

The DR is a size 45 with a size 47 length and pretty slim arms - here are are the measurements from the order email:

shoulders, front 16.3"

shoulders, back 15.9"

chest (pit-to-pit) 20.0"

midsection 17.8"

waist 18.2"

body length front: 21.5"

body length back: 24.1"

sleeve length, from shoulder 24.5"

sleeve width @ pit 6.8"

sleeve width @ elbow 5.9"

sleeve width @ cuff 5.3"

stock pic:

fit pics:

More pics of the jacket:

The blistered lamb is substantial and in an extremely deep shade of black that is unfortunately difficult to capture in a photo.

$620 shipped worldwide sounds fair to me, but feel free to send me any reasonable offers.

Buy this before I change my mind :fu:

I'm also selling this beautiful Raf Simons colorblock blazer from A/W 2007-2008. I bought it from a seller on B&S and unfortunately it doesn't fit me as well as I thought it would. The fabric's a very nice wool/cotton blend and is fully lined in viscose. The blazer's only been tried on and remains in pristine condition.

Measurements:

Chest - 19

Length (top of collar to bottom) - 30.5

Narrowest width (at pockets) - 17.5

Shoulder - 16.25

Sleeve - 24

Not looking to make money off of this, so $410 shipped worldwide sounds good to me.

After some research, I found out that the regular line retails for 5950 baht (approx. $185) though the third run's going to retail for 6900 baht ($212)

http://soul4street.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=79&st=4880&p=188461entry188461

They're apparently made from 15oz Kaihara denim, a strange decision given Thailand's climate.

The belt's 3500 baht ($100) which is rather expensive considering how much Tanner belts cost, especially when they were ~$70 back in 2008.

I'm using a pair of AKG 440 NCs I bought around a year ago. They sound fantastic, well balanced with very clear bass. Noise cancelling's quite effective when activated, though the box is seperate from the headphones, which can be rather annoying. The design's also nice, reminiscent of a WWII radio operator's headset. I recall these headphones being awarded the "Golden Ear 2008" by Audio magazine.

All in all, money well spent.

i saw a lot of japanese levi's on eBay. Are they authentic? i recently bought a pair off eBay and the print inside the jeans were misspelled

I can't find any on ebay now

i'm in thailand right now, so where can i find a pair of levi's eco?