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So apparently it was only one of the Wachowskis and they never wanted to make a Matrix 4. But the studio said they would make it with to without them. So this was the result. This was referenced in the little side plot about a sequel to the game that they were working on.

The sneaker game is horrible and has been for years. I don't want to enter raffles, line up, or pay stupid resell prices to get my hands on a pair. Gone are the days when you could just walk into a store have look, hand over your cash, and walk out with something on your feet. I have completely given up even trying. With sites like stock x it seems that its become a rich kids' game of trading and investing in different pairs. It's really taken all the fun and style out of it.

While it might not be everyone's cup of tea, the jeans at least seem super wearable to me. It's what all the youth are into these days, oversize and baggy. These will sell super well in the Japanese, Korean, and HK markets.

I can only imagine that CSF is concerned about people knowing which items he used to base his patterns off? Perhaps also worried that he is opening himself up to litigation from Levis? Still seems like a complete dick move. Doing things like that is the reason that the vintage customer base is small. Why wouldn't he want to share the knowledge? Looking at the wait-time on his items it seems that he is already pretty much at capacity, so is he that worried about competition? The whole thing reminds me of Supreme suing some other brand for ripping off their type font when they in turn had just lifted it from Barbara Kruger.

Just wondering if anyone knows if 2017 was the last time LVC did the 1880 triple pleat blouse? or has it come out again since? Thanks.

Damn, must be one of the very few photos of Mike Muir not wearing his signature bandana.