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There’s something magical about personalizing your clothes. Maybe it‘s just your first name, maybe you’re instagram handle, or maybe it’s your childhood nickname that never really stuck cause you were trying too hard.
A red cardigan, a polo shirt, the back pocket of your fav jeans. Reject the monotony of modern fast fashion, make these clothes your own!
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- being able to say your clothes are one of a kind
- having a vision and bringing it to fruition, changed my life tbh
- natural fabrics only
Sep 18, 2024
1.) get so attached to your clothes, I mean only buy shit you are jazzed about and plan on having forever
2.) wear your clothes, wear and tear and patina and softness and broken-in-ness are beautiful, usually
3.) sashiko style mending as seen here, looks great and you'll feel even more attached to your clothing
third and final in a series of clothing related recs
May 6, 2024
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This is not going to be about where you should buy/how you should buy clothes, or what you should buy. There’s just something special about having some items that have lasted you forever, and that you still have managed to wear regularly through personal style evolutions, wear and tear, and couldn’t dream of ever getting rid of. It’s part of your uniform and yours alone even if there are millions just like it elsewhere in stores, in closets or thrift/resale stores. They don’t even need to be expensive or luxury items.
Personal favs for me include a plain light blue oxford button down from J Crew 10+ years ago, a Barbour motorcycle jacket of a similar age I bought after one of my first post college jobs and moving to a new city, and then also an Ohio State football (alma mater!) t shirt I got as a kid before even attending the school, which still somehow fits me believe it or not!
Would love to give items like these to my future kids!
Aug 6, 2024
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