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ikileo

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IIRC, the inseam is 32 inches. Depending on how 'tight' you want it after it stretches out, sizing down one to two sizes is fine.

Metabonker: with regard to the hype, it's just called good marketing and brand association that draws consumers to buy more, that's all.
 

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anyway anyone going later?

anyone hooted the cashmere sweater or cardigan? wanna go see that

I hooted a sweater but not sure whether is the one u wan.. anyway is damn cheap at $6.90... found it at the bargain corner
 

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Eh that is underwear leh i think LOL
winter country if i not wrong they wear 3 layer, 1st 1 is keep dry, 2nd is keep warm, 3rd is protection

i think u bought the 1st layer :(
i may be wrong though :crazy:

Yea, i intend to wear it to absorb sweat one, and night time wear to sleep. Comfortable ma.
You thought i intend to wear it as the 3rd layer isit ? o______o
 

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For those interested in the MIJ selvedge jeans.

Quote "Raijin-Fujin

as previously stated, the denim in UNIQLO's new line of selvage denim is made from
an untreated, heirloom cotton fibre known as 'mother cotton' which produces not only a
stronger fabric, but, also have a deeper absorption of indigo than other jeans.

the denim sourced from kaihara -was-, indeed, produced solely for UNIQLO- but it
actually happens to be better than many denim lines that cost three times the price
of a pair of UNIQLO jeans. replica denim houses who use similar fabric price
their jeans at $200+.

offering high-quality denim at an affordable price is not a matter of using cheap fabric, but a matter of UNIQLO's close relationship with Japanese denim mills and the volume of their fabric orders."

Unquote.

It's a pretty good buy.
 

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Heard they sell hoodie there.
Isit good?
Anyone who bought it can provide me with pics?
 

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1st. price difference

2nd. raw = untreated then will fade and mound to the shape of your body with time.

so how do we go abt buying raw demi? will the colour just fade randomly? wont that be ugly? mound to the shape of body means will shrink? so when we try in on it fits den go home wash liao shrink den how? haha :s22:
 

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IIRC, the inseam is 32 inches. Depending on how 'tight' you want it after it stretches out, sizing down one to two sizes is fine.

Metabonker: with regard to the hype, it's just called good marketing and brand association that draws consumers to buy more, that's all.

so it actually stretch? :s22:
 

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anyway anyone going later?

anyone hooted the cashmere sweater or cardigan? wanna go see that
i didn't see any cardigans leh?

I thought Raw means unwashed.
Although i don't quite like my jeans with holes like crevaces, i've seen Japanese celebrities looking spectacular with it. Uniqlo has some mij jeans with those holes. .
ya, seems like Sg the raws all got holes? i didn't really like the holes...tot that was so last season fashion

raw denim usually stretches about 1 size
i tot all denim usually stretch 1 size? not just raw?
 

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just went there today and here's what i think..
They didn't bring in their full range of goods and most of them are the basics. Of course they didnt get their heatec and stuff in, which is rather useless in our climate.

UT- the t-shirt quality is kinda.. lousy. I have one from uniqlo which i bought from overseas a year back and it's seemingly better. Makes one wonder if they are trying to cut cost in the new UTs.

Plain tees(those $14.90 cotton ones)- The quality is good! It's not the same one as the UTs as just a slight feel of the surface and you can notice the difference.

$15 for 3 underwear tees- Well i bought those cotton ones(only left V necks) and i think it can be used not only as underwear(not suitable for our climate too) but for casual wear too. The stitching is plain but on a closer look, it's actually rather well stitched. Very slim fitting.

MIJ- was rather impressed by this product. It's superbly raw and very plain. You will love this if you like a good quality jeans with no logos and such.

Underwears- Feels as good as stuffs from renoma or CK at a fraction of the price.

Flannels- tucked in a small corner of the shop and the patterns were not at all amazing.

Here's my humble view on those above products :o
 

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went down today and all I can say was nothing caught my eyes. You can get better tees at graniph..polos were ugly too. Jeans were simple and boring just like what you can get at giordano etc..only the raw and slim fit jeans were slightly better.
 

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went down today and all I can say was nothing caught my eyes. You can get better tees at graniph..polos were ugly too. Jeans were simple and boring just like what you can get at giordano etc..only the raw and slim fit jeans were slightly better.

were you expecting high fashion in a japanese thrift store?
 

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from a marketing business perspective, uniqlo has done a great job in building brand attitude and brand equity. from a apparel enthusiast perspective, I am bored.
 
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