pomata

On 2/3/2024 at 7:56 AM, Double 0 Soul said:

@pomata is probably your best person to ask here..

if you want to make the leap, Sardinia is one of my favourite places.. I’ve got a book at home full of hidden gems.

My one key bit of advice is avoid the tourists, especially the British.. they’re awful people!

@julian-wolf sorry for the very late reply. I don't connect much to the internet lately. I must say the other members have already given good advice (particularly that of Cucoo imo). I can't tell you much about Liguria cause I was there a long time ago. if you have some time to visit Umbria is another beautiful region in the italian hinterland where you get amazing food and a lot of small medieval villages which are usually not overrun by tourists, unlike for example Tuscany or Lazio. Basically every single region in Italy offers his typical kind of foods which are different from the other regions and man it would be worth try them all. prepare to put on some weight. Venice, Milan, Turin, Florence, Rome, Naples, Palermo are just a few cities to mention which are all worth spending a few days in. but there are many others, the town I live in (Verona) for example is a small and nice city constantly packed with tourists.  history is everywhere. Greeks, romans, middle ages and so on. 

The southern regions have a warmer climate and in April you can already find summer temperatures. In Sicily i absolutely recommend you visit Palermo and its markets where you can find all the local products. All of Puglia is beautiful, land and people. I didn't give you detailed informations, I know, but trust me, wherever you go you will find something interesting to visit and, hopefully, good people. I hope you will have a good time here and if you need any further information don't hesitate to write to me here, I will check more often now. cheers!

Ale

damn those denime are killer! 

lvc47?

The hand of Warehouse right there

My 220 have been sitting in my wardrobe for the last 3 months or so. Can’t wait for the temperatures to drop to wear them again 

Is this the 220a denime? Looking great

@MJF9 I loved Brick Lane when I visited London with the family. I shopped at vintage football shirts as well! Didn’t know about the battle of cable street and the mural, very interesting. 

Italy’s heel looks like this

Good morning

Enough with the creepy stories we headed to the beautiful sea for dives

Otranto and it’s beautiful church where 800 martyrs are conserved. They where beheaded by ottomans in 1480.

Frederick II of Swabia’s castle (castel del Monte) very cool if you’re into esoteric like me

Altamura the city of bread ❤️

I’m on holiday visiting some places in the south of Italy. Good times, great food super friendly people

we visited Matera yesterday. This town has a really crazy story to tell.

They are very similar to the first pair of trickers I’ve had for 25 years and are still my favorites but these are low

Found this pair of trickers at a thrift store for 10 euros today. Not bad!

Loving this Orlsow denim hat.

only denim I can wear during the summer along with the Tcb usmc shorts

Congratulations Doc!

they're too cowboy for my city life as well but I wouldn't mind getting a good pair of deadstock wrangler or a good repro one day. 

the new sweats look very good, cool colour choices imo

66xx, ww2 and a couple other models have been added at SOAS, they seem to be old stock to me. A lot of nice stuff from Warehouse has been added as well

Darkadelic kept good company while whitewashing the house the last few days

8 hours ago, indigoeagle said:

TCB jackets go up to 50. But I think, they fit a bit smaller.

They do fit small. Need to size up 1 or better 2 on TCB jackets, while WH are true to size

@Jeef1thanks