jstavrin

Different denim! They’re really good—I’ll have to snap photos of my faded pair soon.

Selling some random, made in Japan polos. Grey is Two Moon, and the other two I bought at department stores in Tokyo. Just cleaning out my closet and would love to get 50 shipped for the lot—measurements below. All fit like M-ish. Two Moon: Chest: 38 Shoulder: 16 Length: 24 Blue: Chest: 40 Shoulder: 16 Length: 26 White: Chest: 42 Shoulder: 17 Length: 24

Thanks bud! Hope you’ve been well.

Bidding a very fond farewell to my 1001X, a 2008 model that I purchased (new) in ~2010. These have always looked great regardless of weight fluctuations over the years and I’ve yet to find a pair that fits better. Unfortunately, these are worn so thin that they’re due for retirement. I’ll bring them in for one more repair, after which they’ll mainly live in my closet.

He absolutely doesn’t. Long story lol. The 55 only comes with a zipper, yeah, and it’s probably the only thing I kinda dislike about it.

Picked up the 1955z at SESF yesterday! These feel like somewhat of a hybrid, sizing-wise, between the 66 and the 47. The waist is a bit more forgiving on the 55 and the 66, but the former obviously doesn’t have as narrow of a leg opening. Don’t quote me on this, but I reckon most people can wear a size down from their size in the 47 (that’s how it is for me, anyway). There might be a fit pic of me on here wearing the original SC 1955z 12ish years ago? Loved em back then but gained too much weight and tragically gave them away to someone I don’t even like anymore! There

I'm surprised that this thread doesn't already exist (if it does, then my apologies), as I figure there's enough people on this board who are as particular about their t-shirts as they are about their denim. Whitesville is my current favorite for t-shirts. They're cut very short, are incredibly soft, and come in 2-packs. Whether or not they're actually loopwheeled I don't know--they're thinner than most loopwheeled t-shirts I've handled. Still, undoubtedly the best t-shirts I own. Very durable. This, I think, is the "offficial" loopwheeled t. Doesn't come in a two-pack, and is very thick and heavy. They also offer more colors, but I find myself wearing the thinner t-shirts more because they're cut shorter. Anyone have any experience with Velva Sheen? *pics to come in the OP*