/fa/ - Fashion

Cavour has a -30% sale on many stuff
Including some high end shoes like Edward Green and C&J

I mean Galways for 1000€ is still a lot of money but it's also dirt cheap compared to how much Galways normally cost.
https://cavour.co/en/135/sale?p=59&orderBy=Published

Their other clothes are generally good too, on sale it's actually one of the cheapest places to find a high quality full canvas suit.

Where to buy wool socks in Europe?

I saw someone recommend "darn tough" for americans

The German shop that stocks Viberg, Red Wing and even Astorflex has 25% off on everything until Sunday again
https://www.cultizm.com/en

I bought my Vibergs from them two weeks ago, ordered in the weekend, got them Tuesday.

I might buy my first ever selvedge jeans from them, any recommendations? They have a bunch of Japanese brands, I've heard Japan makes good jeans.

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>>17255265
they did not ask
thankfully

my reply is always the same: I bought them off the internet, 180€ on sale
even if it's shell cordovan - 180€
nobody knows what it is anyway

You know things are bad when you have to go into your bank's website and raise the daily limit on your card to buy a new pair of boots

But I wanted them and I could afford them
I would not have been happy with a different pair
Also it's my birthday next week

I checked out Ferragamos, they looked great but holy shit they were expensive

I can't afford a 900 Euro pair of shoes

I was hoping I wouldn't have to go over 350

How come good watches cost as much as a car and yet so many people I see in real life have them.

I mean a Rolex isn't that rare, in fact both my bosses have (at least) one and among their circle unless you have something equivalent you can't be taken seriously.

I may see a watch I kinda like, from a reputable brand, and it costs $250-400 and then I'm thinking "what if I spent a little more to buy an equivalent Rolex" and suddenly the price is $7,000.
Isn't there a middle ground somewhere?