The SF/AAAC/FNB trainwreck thread

Journeyman said:
An excerpt from the Luxeswap thread on SF - this looks like someone with a severe clothing obsession who accumulated a massive amount of clothing, without wearing much or any of it:
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So there's been further discussion in the LuxeSwap thread about the person who is using LuxeSwap to sell some thousands of high-end clothing items.

http://www.styleforum.net/t/307841/luxeswap-official-affiliate-thread/12160_20#post_8375361

Someone asked how the man came to own so much clothing and joked that he must have bought out Saks 5th Avenue. Spoo responds by saying, "Lifelong collector, time to cash out."

Someone else responds to say, "How can someone collect so much?! dats crazy
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i want that kinda money."

Have we really reached the stage where people now "collect" clothing? I thought that clothing was for wearing, for using, not for collecting!

If this person really was "collecting" clothing, then I must say that it was poor decision on their part as I'm sure that they'll end up with cents in the dollar in return for their collection now that they're "cashing out".
 
I dont know what he was doing but last week Spoo was selling some of his boglioli jacket news with original tags and some buttons missing. Also the inner white tags inside the breast pockets were wrinkled. (this might be due to Boglioli washing the jacket after is being made?)
how can you grade a brand new jacket with 9.5 out 10? Shouldn't be 10?

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^ Rather odd.

I can understand that a button might be pulled off while being shipped or moved around or put on display, but it's hard to understand why the inner-pocket label would look so wrinkled and worn on something that is ostensibly new-with-tags.

I suppose that if it's made out of a washed fabric - that's actually been washed after it's been made into a jacket - that could explain it but otherwise it's very unusual.
 
An acquaintance of mine collects vintage Fiats. Doesn't even restore them himself. He drives a few.

I know someone else with a collection of brass instruments that may actually be worth more than a million dollars. Don't know if he plays any.

Though neither collects with the intent to cash out.
 
I have garment dyed/washed jackets with tags look that way. I had my ationist remove the belt loops from my Isaia suit pants and there were small white undyed spots left under them.

Both Boglioli and Isaia jackets are an inch too short for my standards now though smh. My RTW options are VERY slim now, so much so I can't even mention them least till I'm able to acquire some.
 
Journeyman said:
So there's been further discussion in the LuxeSwap thread about the person who is using LuxeSwap to sell some thousands of high-end clothing items.

http://www.styleforum.net/t/307841/luxeswap-official-affiliate-thread/12160_20#post_8375361

Someone asked how the man came to own so much clothing and joked that he must have bought out Saks 5th Avenue. Spoo responds by saying, "Lifelong collector, time to cash out."

Someone else responds to say, "How can someone collect so much?! dats crazy
ffffuuuu.gif
i want that kinda money."

Have we really reached the stage where people now "collect" clothing? I thought that clothing was for wearing, for using, not for collecting!

If this person really was "collecting" clothing, then I must say that it was poor decision on their part as I'm sure that they'll end up with cents in the dollar in return for their collection now that they're "cashing out".
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/nati...4a0790-f689-11e5-9804-537defcc3cf6_story.html
 
Can we talk about the Nasty Pig advertisement on the SF main page right now?

Everyone's seeing that, right?

It's not just being targeted towards me, right?

Please?
 
Despos may have saved Justikapur from commissioning a fresco odd jacket. Or maybe not as he does not listen to anyone

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John Lee Pettimore III said:
Can we talk about the Nasty Pig advertisement on the SF main page right now?

Everyone's seeing that, right?

It's not just being targeted towards me, right?

Please?
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C'mon, you know very well that SF ads target people's darkest and most disgusting inner thoughts & internet viewing habits.

All I see is Kirby Allison everywhere
 
"Fresco is a sort of an internet phenomena "

Ha spoken by someone who actually knows something about suits, tailoring and people.
 
John Lee Pettimore III said:
Can we talk about the Nasty Pig advertisement on the SF main page right now?

Everyone's seeing that, right?

It's not just being targeted towards me, right?

Please?
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I don't see anything for something called nasty pig. I do see 3 separate AdChoice banner ads, which target your own personal cookies and browsing history, so you're definitely getting some targeting advertising no matter what you do.
 
I did see this though:

http://www.styleforum.net/a/why-you-should-join-styleforum

WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN STYLEFORUM

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At Styleforum, we’re big fans of You.


For fifteen years, we’ve been building the biggest, best community of menswear enthusiasts anywhere online. That’s because we understand that style is personal - and we’ve made sure that no matter who you are, you’ll find content to interest you and a community to help you grow.


Here, you’ll find bespoke suiting gurus rubbing shoulders with denim-heads; you’ll see watch aficionados trading recipes with cocktail enthusiasts and industry insiders. And you’ll be able to communicate directly with some of the best and coolest brands in the industry, because - you guessed it - they’re Styleforum members too.


If you’re looking for a community where you can get advice on how your new suit should fit - and then talk about what you’ll be wearing it with, we have a place for you.


If you’re looking for a community where you can discuss everything from the finest Italian tailors, to the rising stars of high fashion, to the coolest sneakers on the market, we have a place for you.


And if you’re looking for a community where you can share photos of your favorite ties and outfits, get early alerts to the best sales on the web, find special deals exclusive to Styleforum readers, or browse hundreds of pages of world-class clothing for sale, we have a place for you.


Above all, Styleforum is a community where men from every walk of life can come together and discuss their shared passion for style and clothing. Because at Styleforum, we’re big fans of You - and we can’t wait to see where your journey takes you.


Come for the clothes. Stay for the company.


JOIN NOW
 
Install AdBlock if you use a Mac, and something similar if your on a PC. No ads on SF. Done.
Install Ghostery while your at it, to block trackers.
 
sirloin said:
Install AdBlock if you use a Mac, and something similar if your on a PC. No ads on SF. Done.
Install Ghostery while your at it, to block trackers.
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But those don't block all the inane asshattery of the forum members.
 
Rambo said:
I don't see anything for something called nasty pig. I do see 3 separate AdChoice banner ads, which target your own personal cookies and browsing history, so you're definitely getting some targeting advertising no matter what you do.
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That's very concerning, especially since I'm on a work computer, that the SF site thinks I'm into somewhat edgy gay culture.
 
Rambo said:
I did see this though:

http://www.styleforum.net/a/why-you-should-join-styleforum
WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN STYLEFORUM
Posted 3/29/16 • Last updated less than a week ago • 229 views • 0 comments

At Styleforum, we’re big fans of You.

For fifteen years, we’ve been building the biggest, best community of menswear enthusiasts anywhere online. That’s because we understand that style is personal - and we’ve made sure that no matter who you are, you’ll find content to interest you and a community to help you grow.

Here, you’ll find bespoke suiting gurus rubbing shoulders with denim-heads; you’ll see watch aficionados trading recipes with cocktail enthusiasts and industry insiders. And you’ll be able to communicate directly with some of the best and coolest brands in the industry, because - you guessed it - they’re Styleforum members too.

If you’re looking for a community where you can get advice on how your new suit should fit - and then talk about what you’ll be wearing it with, we have a place for you.

If you’re looking for a community where you can discuss everything from the finest Italian tailors, to the rising stars of high fashion, to the coolest sneakers on the market, we have a place for you.

And if you’re looking for a community where you can share photos of your favorite ties and outfits, get early alerts to the best sales on the web, find special deals exclusive to Styleforum readers, or browse hundreds of pages of world-class clothing for sale, we have a place for you.

Above all, Styleforum is a community where men from every walk of life can come together and discuss their shared passion for style and clothing. Because at Styleforum, we’re big fans of You - and we can’t wait to see where your journey takes you.
Come for the clothes. Stay for the company.

JOIN NOW
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Here, you’ll find bespoke suiting euros rubbing genitals with denim-heads; you’ll see watch wankers trading drug recipes with cock and tail enthusiasts and industry scamsters. And you’ll be unable to communicate directly with some of the bestest and coolest brands in the industry, because - you guessed it - they’re not Dressed well members.

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Rambo, Yesterday at 11:05 PM
 
fxh said:
WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN DressedWell

At DressedWell, we’re big fans of ourselves.

For fifteen months, we’ve been building the biggest, bestest commune of men who swear anywhere online. That’s because we understand that style is nonsense - and we’ve made sure that no matter who you are, you’ll find content that offends you and a community to help you stay an immature adolescent male.

Here, you’ll find bespoke suiting euros rubbing genitals with denim-heads; you’ll see watch wankers trading drug recipes with cock and tail enthusiasts and industry scamsters. And you’ll be unable to communicate directly with some of the bestest and coolest brands in the industry, because - you guessed it - they’re not Dressed well members.

If you’re looking for a commune where you can get advice on how your new suit looks like shit - and then talk about what you’ll be wearing it with, we have pseudo fashion police for you.

If you’re looking for a community where you can discuss everything from the finest Italian tailors, to the rising stars of high fashion, to the coolest sneakers on the market, we have the euros and Pauly and LelandJ.

And if you’re looking for a commune where you can share photos of your favorite wives and outfits, get early alerts to the ordering leather jackets from Korea on the web, find special deals exclusive to people who can’t read, or browse hundreds of pages of third world- clothing for sale, we have a place for you.

Above all, DressedWell is a commune where men from every walk of life can cum together and discuss their sharia passion for style and clothing. Because at DressedWell, we’re big fans of Us - and we can’t wait to see your PayPal login and password.

Cum over the clothes. Stay for the inanity.

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Rambo, Yesterday at 11:05 PM
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Jesus, you should go work for ISIS. That was pure torture.
 
I just tried to open up SF to see what's been happening in the Australian Members' thread, and got this message:

Error 503 No healthy backends
No healthy backends

Guru Mediation:
Details: cache-sjc3133-SJC 1461133744 976281514
Varnish cache server
 
Noodles has completed his re-indoctrination program and has fully returned to the collective

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LKP said:
suit scientist!!!!!
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Speaking of suit scientists, I was at the supermarket with my eight-year-old daughter a few days ago when she suddenly said to me, "Daddy, why do you know so much about how to dress and how people should dress?"

When I asked her what she meant, she said, "Well, friends of yours ask for your opinion on how their clothes look and you can talk to them for ages about where they should buy their clothes or what they should look like."

She paused, and then said, "You know so much about clothes that it's like you're some sort of... suit scientist."
 
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