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I was browsing through my wardrobe and found this drop crotch that I want to dye it to all black.. so i was wondering whether you guys dye it yourself or you send them to a professional shop to do the job?
if you guy do send them to the shop- which place do you recommend specifically in north america (toronto or gta area)? thanks in advance!
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Originally posted by soulshui View PostI was browsing through my wardrobe and found this drop crotch that I want to dye it to all black.. so i was wondering whether you guys dye it yourself or you send them to a professional shop to do the job?
if you guy do send them to the shop- which place do you recommend specifically in north america (toronto or gta area)? thanks in advance!
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http://www.pnp-firenze.com/wp/?proje...up-boot-995-ms (horse)
http://www.pnp-firenze.com/wp/?proje...-lace-boot-995 (donkey)
Can anyone chime in on the comfort for the unlined version vs the latter ? That's the only version available from PNP
And differences between horse and donkey ?
Much appreciated !
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Bring your item with you and see the guy who runs G&S Dye found here in Toronto. He will let you know the best way to do it and what you can use for the type of material.
Originally posted by soulshui View PostI was browsing through my wardrobe and found this drop crotch that I want to dye it to all black.. so i was wondering whether you guys dye it yourself or you send them to a professional shop to do the job?
if you guy do send them to the shop- which place do you recommend specifically in north america (toronto or gta area)? thanks in advance!Originally posted by eat meIf you can't see the work past the fucking taped seams , cold dye wash or raw hems - perhaps you shouldn't really be looking at all.
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^ looks like horse.
same as the ones posted here (that were)
so assuming oiled horse.
and since i answered a question i have a question
id of season and maker of:
Last edited by cowsareforeating; 03-02-2012, 12:58 AM.
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as to lost53, I will also try a dylon method too. my friend suggest me to get a pen to dye it first since the area i want to dye it to back is not really that big. But again, thank you so much for all the helpful response guys!
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Originally posted by cowsareforeating View Post
and since i answered a question i have a question
id of season and maker of:
That jacket I believe is Devoa (especially based on the wire tag). Not sure what season but it's probably more recent as it doesn't ring any bells in regards to the earlier collections. Lovely piece!www.AlbertHuangMD.com - Digital Portfolio Of Projects & Designs
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I would say its from an earlier season, at least a couple of years ago. not fully sure though, but I don't recall seeing this in recent seasons."AVANT GUARDE HIGHEST FASHION. NOW NOW this is it people, these are the brands no one fucking knows and people are like WTF. they do everything by hand in their freaking secret basement and shit."
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I have great memory. I've actually photographed and tried on this piece"AVANT GUARDE HIGHEST FASHION. NOW NOW this is it people, these are the brands no one fucking knows and people are like WTF. they do everything by hand in their freaking secret basement and shit."
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