Not sure why this isn't loved.

This ball cap is one of the more fantastic pieces I own. Many people shun the ball cap, associating it with the wardrobe of college students. The trick is, find a nice one that doesn't scream 'college bro'.

Thrift Store Treasures

The color scheme is called Foxhunt Plaid.

Serial # is RN16157.

Notice the pocket detail

I think this is a kids shirt as it's XXL.

The buttons are metal.

Probably a Sears shirt back in the day.

This is a thick crew neck from St. John's Bay.

It's a bit warm for heavy sweaters now, but come November...

All this was from a thrift store near my college.

My roommate got a double breasted, shawl-collar,

tan summer suit that fits like a charm... lucky.

Parting thoughts: Your thrift store finds? If you haven't

made any yet, be patient for something that fits. Save your

money for a coke, your wardrobe doesn't need more ill-fitting

clothes.

Ben Silver gets no love.

Appreciate Fred Falke.

Pjanoo

Fruit of the Loom: Cool?

Dirty Bucks

Now that the dirty buck craze has died down since last winter, I feel I can wear a pair without jumping any bandwagon. While Yuketen's are nicer, I'm going to be settling with a pair of Eastland or Bass bucks. I love the suede and sole; chunky enough for fall and winter and thin enough for spring.

Turtlenecks have not been flaunted as of recently, and as much as McQueen flaunted his, I'm surprised, as everyone has been fed pictures of him by the blogging world. That being said, I'm down for one this winter, preferably before Christmas but funds say after Christmas. Bummer.