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Hi guys, Hoping that someone here might be able to help me figure out this JW Anderson coat. Purchased from a second hand designer store in Soho, London in maybe 2009/2010/2011 that was known for sample pieces. It's made from a hessian type fabric, is unlined other than the pockets / interior ends of sleeves in a bronze brocade fabric. The neckline is unusual to say the least. When might it have been made? For what collection? Is it a genuine piece? etc etc I've just been having a clear out of the boxes and boxes of clothes I have acquired over the years and came across this having completely forgotten about it. Thanks!

buckle up, but keep in mind that i remain undamaged.  so there's that. checked my weather app, says 31 degrees.  whoo!! so warm! don't need a hat today! emerge from the house: porch, stairs, driveway, sidewalk, street - all complete ice glaze.  uh-oh. better tread carefully! make it to the bus stop, but cant actually stand AT the stop because it is smooth ice, and slanted.  stand in a slush pile on the street.  i have the right footwear, so this is fine.  i feel smart. manage the walk to the gym without incident, although it takes me almost twice as long.  VERY icy. gym class goes fine. afterwards i normally shower off, get dressed and then trek to work (ab...

I recently set up an e-commerce website/store for a client (products, payments, basic SEO, full setup). I realized many businesses still don’t have proper websites or e-commerce especially locally. I’m thinking of personally visiting businesses (vape shops, clothing stores, small brands) and offering to set up ownership-first websites or e-commerce stores. Not hard selling but more like introducing myself, offering a sample concept and showing them what For those who’ve tried local outreach: • Does this work in PH? • Are business owners open to this? • Any tips so I don’t come off as pushy? I want to build something long term, not just freelance randomly. Let me kno...

Two types of saris defined my mother, Raj and her life in Bombay, a city she loved and shared a skin with. In those days she only wore handloom and khadi, handspun yarn and handwoven saris with thin edged borders. Simple textured cottons. She occasionally wore a Parsi Gara or an embellished georgette. She did not wear elaborate jewellery but sported diamond solitaires in her ears and a solitaire on her engagement finger. My parents home was an anchor for the young intellectuals that peopled the city in the 50s and a comfortable haven for those who visited Bombay from across India and the world. Artists, actors, painters, writers, poets, filmmakers, philosophers, business people, political ac...

I once lived in a Black mecca. But by the summer of 2022, my toddler son and I were often the only Black folks on the playground in Bedford-Stuyvesant, a fact that felt both alienating and surreal. We moved to Bed-Stuy that summer to be close to my sister and her family. Reeling from a recent separation and scrambling for child care in a different neighborhood, I often found myself on the playground, trying to make sense of both our new life and this new community. In the heat of summer afternoons, I sweated and watched with morbid curiosity as my child played with a gaggle of white and mixed-race children. When we met the rare Black family, I was too eager to speak to them, a moth to a prov...

I'm moving from my current house in Port Allen to a bigger one nearby next month, but the new place needs some work like painting the walls and fixing the kitchen floors before we can fully settle in. That means we'll have to store our furniture, boxes of clothes, and garage tools for about two weeks while the contractors finish up, since we can't live in the dust. I looked at Good Boy Storage since they're local and offer climate-controlled units, but I want to compare options. What are approximate prices for a 10x10 unit around here for short-term? Any other spots you'd recommend for easy access?

We're about to start a pretty big reno on our 3-bed house in Port Allen (kitchen gut, new bathrooms, some flooring, the works). It'll take 8-10 weeks and the place will be a total mess, so we're crashing at my mom’s house across town during the dust and noise. The problem is figuring out what to do with all our stuff. Furniture, clothes, kitchen gear, kids’ toys, holiday decorations, tools in the garage… it’s a lot. I don’t want to pay to store everything for months, but I also don’t want to cram it all into mom’s garage and drive her crazy. I checked out Good Boy Storage since they’re local with drive-up access and decent security, and their 10x10 units seem...

I've been flipping stuff on the side for a year now, mostly small items that move quickly. Clothes, electronics, kitchen stuff and whatever I can find at estate sales or thrift stores. Usually I can turn things around pretty fast and make decent profit. Last month I saw this listing for a 4-in-1 game table on alibaba going for cheap, like $120. It's one of those tables that does pool, air hockey, ping pong, and foosball. I looked up similar ones selling on Facebook marketplace and Craigslist and people were asking $300-400 for them and figured it would be an easy flip. The thing finally arrives and it's MASSIVE. Way bigger than I expected from the pictures. I had to get my nei...

# The Crow # Part one - That Crow has gotta go: **Chapter 1 - The maybe beginning:** In the town of Puffcake, there lived a man called John. John was put in prison for assaulting his good friend Jim, as Jim refused to reboot him in ranked zero build. He was in Puffcake Army Base which had a maximum security prison. John was eating spaghetti when he saw a red skull in it. "This can't be good," he thought. And he was right. Immediately a knife was stabbed straight into his neck, and he died. **Chapter 2 - The actual beginning:** John was friends with Jim, who had a mother and another mother, as they were *******. Jim had spent his childhood coping with feelings towards his ...

hello guys. I'm going to Andorra this weekend to hit the slopes, need advice on stores that sell cool snowboard jackets. do you have any recommendations ? thanks !

I recently moved to the area and this corner initially had tents set up with blankets/clothes/garbage all strewn around. Recently this shed type of thing was put up. The area is still a mess with clothes and garbage, so it leads me to believe this is the homeless building their spot to call home. It’s beside many stores, restaurants, banks. Is this legal? It smells like pee, feces and weed alllll the time, it’s uncomfortable walking through that corridor alone. Surely this can’t be allowed? Should I call 311?

How Thrift Culture Is Quietly Growing in Kashmir Kashmir is witnessing a subtle but significant cultural shift from conspicuous consumption to conscious curation. Thrift culture, once misunderstood as mere budget buying, is increasingly becoming a statement of sustainability, individuality, and economic intelligence. This is not about affordability alone. It is about agency. Across Srinagar’s weekend markets, curated Instagram thrift pages, and student-led pop-up exchanges, a new generation is redefining value. Pre-loved jackets, vintage pherans, retro denim, handcrafted accessories they are not second-hand. They are second-life. Why this shift matters: 1. Economic Rationality in an ...

How Thrift Culture Is Quietly Growing in Kashmir Kashmir is witnessing a subtle but significant cultural shift from conspicuous consumption to conscious curation. Thrift culture, once misunderstood as mere budget buying, is increasingly becoming a statement of sustainability, individuality, and economic intelligence. This is not about affordability alone. It is about agency. Across Srinagar’s weekend markets, curated Instagram thrift pages, and student-led pop-up exchanges, a new generation is redefining value. Pre-loved jackets, vintage pherans, retro denim, handcrafted accessories they are not second-hand. They are second-life. Why this shift matters: 1. Economic Rationality in an ...

i’m going to kiel and looking for any good clothing thrift shops or maybe vintage shops and some stores that sell levi’s jeans

For example, where I live, I can safely store my winter clothes all summer (and much of spring and fall), but in winter, I need to have it all available. In winter here, it can be sub-zero one day, and a few days later by very warm.

Hi everyone! I’m known for my playful, slightly naïve clothing style. I have to admit (a bit embarrassingly) that almost all of my clothes come from Temu. Not because I support the company (far from it) but because my style just isn’t represented in the stores near me. I’m looking for online alternatives to Temu that have the same vibe but are more sustainable and treat workers better. I don’t mind paying more. Actually, I’d rather pay extra for better quality. Also, please no judgments! Yes, my style leans a bit childish, but I’m here for shopping tips, not critiques. Not everything I own is in the photos, but what you see is pretty representative of the rest of my wardrobe...

My husband and I recently relocated back to the region and have since had a hard time finding a solid thrift store. We have gone to a few great antique malls in the area but we are looking for a thrift store to be able to find clothes. I've tried the Goodwill in valpo but the selection was shockingly lacking and the prices were insane for clothing that was donated for FREE. Ideally we would like to find somewhere that has great options without an insane price tag. Thank you in advance!

I’ve always been a bigger girl, and now at 150-155 lbs I’m quite a bit bigger than most of my friends and peers (I live in Europe if it matters). I also have a decent cup size and am quite tall at 5’8 so that adds up. No matter where I go, I’m always the biggest girl my age. I can never borrow clothes from my friends or sisters because they won’t fit. My size is always the biggest in clothing stores, and I have a bit of a tummy and rolls when I sit or bend down. I spent years and years trying to lose weight, ‘tone up’ or whatever you call it before finally accepting that unless I starve myself or use drugs like Ozempic, I’m never going to be an XS. It kind of ***** that I w...

For years, the necktie has been written off as a relic of stuffy corporate culture: something your grandfather wore, not something a modern man would choose voluntarily. But here's the truth that's playing out on runways, red carpets, and city streets in 2026: **the necktie isn't just surviving, it's thriving**. If you've been paying attention to fashion's most influential voices, you've noticed the shift. Louis Vuitton, Dior, Fendi: these houses aren't just including ties in their collections as nostalgic throwbacks. They're positioning them as essential elements of contemporary style. At the Critics Choice Awards, Hollywood's most stylish ...