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  • bestial
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2008
    • 1471

    in sweden horse-meat even get onto peoples sandwitches at breakfast (sometimes even called "hamburgermeat").

    the darklands buy is nice, the armour-jacket is stellar, looks like it couldn't be worn though, hah.

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    • kompressorkev
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2006
      • 685

      i don't think CCP Srl eats every animal they use for leather, but the animals that they do use can be employed for other uses as well. in japan, it's not uncommon to eat even horse sashimi (some restaurants serve the mane!). so, the animals they use can serve other purposes than just clothing.

      on another note, i wonder if any shops picked up that "fiberglass coat."

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      • Trebre
        Member
        • Mar 2009
        • 71

        Only thing i can say for the "breadstick" trouser is; they fit like a dream.
        The tan (or light grey) version is incredible.
        The fabric starts textured as corduroy, with thick stripes which surprisingly ends/disappear just above the knee and smooths out to a feel very much like... denim(!).
        They're cut slim (no shit!) and quite short, which in my book means i won't have to go to the tailor.
        Size up one.
        I'm usually a 46 in pretty much everything, including spiral jean.
        In these i went with a 48 and the cut is like nothing else.
        You would not want to break them in.
        Go comfort!
        Silhouette is slim enough to work all the way one size up.
        Go for a waist line that's not skin tight.
        Pretty stiff in both tan/grey and black version (different fabric)...
        Also they're tailored to go perfectly with the new spiral zip boot, which is more narrow in the ankle than previous versions.
        I constantly dream about the new red boot with the tan trouser.
        Lovely.

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        • Spencer
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2007
          • 338

          Originally posted by Trebre View Post
          red boot

          Anybody see these irl? Pnod, you hunt them bad boys down yet? Assuming they are in fact out in the wild.

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          • droogist
            Senior Member
            • Sep 2006
            • 583

            Originally posted by kompressorkev View Post
            i don't think CCP Srl eats every animal they use for leather, but the animals that they do use can be employed for other uses as well. in japan, it's not uncommon to eat even horse sashimi (some restaurants serve the mane!). so, the animals they use can serve other purposes than just clothing.
            Last time my husband was in Japan, some friends took him to a teppanyaki-type restaurant where they served roughly a gazillion different sorts of meat, all brought out raw prior to cooking. They asked him if there was anything in particular that he didn't eat, and he replied that he wouldn't eat horse. The server obligingly began to remove the horse meat from the platter, upon which my husband pointed to a different unfamiliar-looking meat and said "Oh, I thought that was the horse meat." His friends said reassuringly, "Oh no, that's whale meat."

            Never heard that about the mane, though. Why on earth...?
            Last edited by droogist; 08-14-2009, 04:44 PM.

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            • Johnny
              Senior Member
              • Sep 2006
              • 1923

              Originally posted by BECOMING-INTENSE View Post
              It could have something to do with ...

              Breadsticks

              I'm hungry now.
              yeah i know what breadsticks are, but not how they relate to the trousers. maybe i should have made that clearer......

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              • that is the only CCP garment I've ever really wanted. the blackening around the hooks is amazing

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                • BECOMING-INTENSE
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2008
                  • 1868

                  Originally posted by Johnny View Post
                  yeah i know what breadsticks are, but not how they relate to the trousers. maybe i should have made that clearer......
                  No, I should have been clearer.
                  That the qualities, textures, feelings, associations, etc.
                  of a breadstick could be transferred to a garment, as in

                  Thin, crisp, dry ...

                  But I haven't handled them, so it's just a guess.
                  Are you afraid of women, Doctor?
                  Of course.

                  www.becomingmads.com

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                  • Johnny
                    Senior Member
                    • Sep 2006
                    • 1923

                    maybe B-I...that's the most (and therefore best) explanation we've had yet though! who came up with this moniker?

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                    • Trebre
                      Member
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 71

                      Originally posted by BECOMING-INTENSE View Post
                      Thin, crisp, dry ...
                      You pretty much nailed it there man.
                      And i'm wearing 2 versions of the pant.
                      Unfortunately not at the same time.

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                      • BECOMING-INTENSE
                        Senior Member
                        • Jan 2008
                        • 1868

                        ^That mister, would look silly, tempting maybe, but silly.
                        One at a time is sufficient.

                        The pants paired with that "threaded" pinstripe shirt
                        really works beautiful.

                        Are you afraid of women, Doctor?
                        Of course.

                        www.becomingmads.com

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                        • coup de grace
                          x
                          • Sep 2006
                          • 1647

                          i tried to thread those pinstripes with my olive garden gray breadsticks the other day and the results were disastrous.

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                          • Trebre
                            Member
                            • Mar 2009
                            • 71

                            Originally posted by BECOMING-INTENSE View Post
                            ^That mister, would look silly, tempting maybe, but silly.
                            One at a time is sufficient.

                            The pants paired with that "threaded" pinstripe shirt
                            really works beautiful.

                            Maybe one could wear a size 46 as lining and a size 48 on top
                            Love the vein shirt!

                            Has anyone actually handled/seen the suit jacket that's supposed to go with breadstick?
                            And is the name also gonna be associated with... baking (prolonged cooking of food by dry heat acting by convection, not radiation).

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                            • Konzern
                              Senior Member
                              • Oct 2008
                              • 101

                              I have a few questions about the invisiseam coat.

                              Does it fit true to size?

                              Would it be possible to tailor the seams that dont have the invisisam technique?

                              Is it really fragile in the invisiseams?

                              Thanks in advance!

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                              • Diego
                                Senior Member
                                • Aug 2007
                                • 1111

                                I have the ss08 jacket, had to size one up.

                                Maybe I'm wrong but I don't think it can be modified.

                                Not fragile on the invisisisiseams.

                                edit - had to size one up but I was a pig back then.

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