Kapital
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Pancho and Lefty had this design in pin form. Really good stuff [emoji1]
mumbles quietly that I have the pin and bandana as well, mumbles mumbles…
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Pancho and Lefty had this design in pin form. Really good stuff [emoji1]
mumbles quietly that I have the pin and bandana as well, mumbles mumbles…
[emoji43][emoji43][emoji43] way to go Snowy (;))! This season has been a good one for Kapital and has me contemplating what I need to buy. Independence in Chicago has the red lightweight sukiyaki and an awesome Kountry boro tote bag which would look good in the collection. I also am pining for some 123 jeans.
Love my century denim
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Looks great @anesthetist
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Definitely one of your best fitting jackets @Anesthetist looks very cool. Larry Smith pin as well?
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Definitely one of your best fitting jackets @Anesthetist looks very cool. Larry Smith pin as well?
It's vintage but I'd like to have a Larry Smith pin in the future. Thanks for all the compliments. It was a huge gamble with their sizing but it worked out!
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Very jealous @Anesthetist ! Beautiful fit and trucker!
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@Anesthetist always great that jacket -
I like the Bing and the Battery Birds. Nice collection Davito!
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Old Man and the Sea denim cap. These always seem to sell out quick so when Pancho & Lefty got them in, I was lucky enough to finally nab one.
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Nice! These guys have some serious bargains on their site by the way.
Yup and their service is always excellent.
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I've only ever appreciated this brand from a distance but apparently they are the latest brand to be gobbled up (or at least a majority stake)by LVMH.....
https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/kapital-lvmh-lcatterton-investment/
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Oooooof... I guess I better get some pre-LVMH century denim while I still can
.It's just a majority stake for now. Quality should not go into freefall just yet.
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I'm going to hold on to the existing stuff I've got a little tighter now..
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I think it was one of the heddels columnists who pretty well summarized the lvmh strategy for these type of acquisitions.
They have a precise mathematical equation for how soon they can completely dilute the vision of a brand and alienate the original customer base while still getting a return on their investment
