wat so special for fred perry laurel tat make its price slightly higher?? yea...im a small sized asian too..i guess japan's fred perry would suits me more gua..but the price still in the range u gave juz now rite?

they position fred perry laurel as the premium product. as a matter of fact, the price is still considered 'alright'. wait till you see those special/limited edition or collaboration eg Fred Perry x CDG, Fred Perry x Raf Simons.

yes, the made in japan (MIJ) fred perry is around the price that i provided but if you are in luck, you may get some discount.

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Added on March 24, 2010, 11:54 pmbtw, you can always refer to this thread with regards to fred perry:
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1156930

This post has been edited by attacusatlas: Mar 24 2010, 11:54 PM

how bout jeans?? coz im going there "kai kai" soon, hehe..is is almost same like msia ?

planning to buy a pair of black and white tiny checkered pants from zara....was thinkin what can go with it? coloured plain t shirts with navy blazer? plain coloured shirts with black cardigan? i rmbered gucci combined its checkered trousers with green shirt and big check black n white sweater...however black n white checkered sweaters are hard to come by...advice??

are you trying to be a joker?

no offense man!

I don't see any problem with pants having tiny black & white checks:


or a checkered sweater in that matter:

yea!! that look...from gucci....unfortunately i cant find any cheaper sweaters in that form....

I've yet to see any cheap checkered sweaters as well but if there're any, my guess that it'd be from the likes of Topman or H&M.

Or maybe from korean or some niche Japanese labels since checks are quite popular among punk and goth cultures.

I have one Fred Perry shirt (made in England).

I don't think its anything special. Better or equally good shirts can be obtained at British India. I would never pay retail price for that shirt.

I guessed you pay more for the fact that they used combed cotton.

Guys, I need some help here?

Do you guys know where to find knit tie? Recommend me some good shop, it would be better if the shop is in Penang area.

check out bonia (either stand alone store or in department stores), seen quite a number of them before..

Any info on the price range?

Don't want to pay much on tie... as long as the quality is okay and the price is not too high.

can't recall, probably bout RM100

that's still high for me..

btw, will go there to survey the price

I saw a knitted tie at Springfield, it was on discount. I think price range is about rm50.

btw, where is the location of Springfield? Sorry I'm not live in KL/Selangor.

Oh,sorry I didn't see your earlier post. Springfield is mostly in Klang Valley.

Guys, any of you have heard that A.P.C will open their new store at Singapore.



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This post has been edited by hedonkop: Apr 16 2010, 01:01 AM

yes i do. this shop was previously located along ann siang road. it was closed last year before shifted to the raffles place.

all these while our counterpart in singapore got their apc from this shop. it was known as front row.

aik...I thought this will be their first official store in south east asia. but, what I understand from your post that A.P.C already have their store before, is it??