Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand - February 2013
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This caused a long debate in the car as to what it was. I told Tom and Sarina I'd pop a similar sign on their hotel room door and they could probably charge 10 Baht a pop….
10 baht? I think you're seriously undervaluing the ladies. I bet they could get 10 baht just for reenacting the "fashion massage" in your earlier post. Though, admittedly I have no idea what a "love teen" massage is.
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I think I was having too much of the best part. Even noon classes are tough to make when you get home at 8 am blitzed out of your skull.
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Check out the ProxIH09, it's the Pronto/Iron Heart collab jeans. They are a super skinny cut with showing selvage in the (I think) new 17oz Sanforized, which is a lighter version of the 21oz flagship denim. I love that patch, but color if the arcs is not but my thang…
I hope Haraki and Giles don't get carpal tunnel from all the signing. Haha. -
MikeC, initially, I shared the same opinion of the arcs on the Pronto. My opinion completely changed after G posted this:
And this is why the arcs are pink…
http://voices.yahoo.com/why-color-pink-will-heal-king-thailand-673274.html?cat=25
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Yeah, that makes the color choice kinda cool, actually. Since they're 555ish, they're way to slim for me, though.
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After our meeting this morning, we went to the market. Haraki cried off, he says he has a cold, but I think he is just generally debilitated after beating me at arm wrestling. So it was just me and the girls, we took the sky train about 6 stops…
It's going to be a scrum…
We spent a lot of time tracking down real vintage denim…Loads of "Original" big E and Wrangler - not....
These almost had us fooled…
So did these until I noticed that there was a discontinuity in branding between the patch and the flasher…
We found a proper vintage T shirt stall. The girls did a load of research as inspiration for future T shirts…
MikeC would have loved the "original" New Balance which were to be seen in colour combinations I did not know they even did….Funny that....
And of course, there was a plethora of street food to be had…
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