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From I don’t know how many years ago. Their retail space in my suitcase is considerable, but I remain faithful to them. They are taupe / mushroom and manage to work any time of year bar peak Summer.
Sep 30, 2024
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I try not to buy any clothes for the first 75 days of the year but I caved when I saw these at the thrift store because I’ve been wanting some knee high green boots for years and I’m not passing up Bottega Veneta at thrift pricing!!
Feb 19, 2025
the priciest thing i own but these boots were (really) made for walking!!! plus i always look put together in them
Feb 12, 2025
As the unofficial menswear nerd-in-residence at PI.FYI I think everyone should own a pair of these. They single-handedly saved the brand in the 1940’s and were worn by doctors & vets & lawyers & blue collar workers & bushwick graphic designers. My first pair came in a classic pebbled brown leather and these are my ‘fun’ black leather + pony hair pair. Price is steep but these have been good for weddings, workdays, +10 mile walks, rain and snow. Andddd!!! They’re unisex and look great on women as well. Enjoy.
May 9, 2024
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Designed by a father so his kids could take photos on camping trips without being distracted by phones. View-finder only, perfectly imperfect resolution. Digital, eventually. Old school look, feel and sound. Everyone smiles when they use it.
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Social media serves a smorgasbord of delicious Bowie snippets. He’s so cool, human, accessible, unreachable, iconic.
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I’m a serial monogamist when it comes to t-shirts. Whichever one has made it out of hiding, it tends to be ’the one’ for seemingly ages until, for whatever reason, it changes. And then, that one is ’the one’. The current ‘one’ is an oldie: Keith Haring for Cotton On (Iconic Aussie brand). Pale pink, big and baggy. Note to self - don’t ruin or lose.
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