Only 5hrs 48m left on this Brooks 40R wash'n'wear seersucker...it looks like the real deal to me at $70 open to offers!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/391443685828?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

cheap "Manhattan" large popover: http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-60s-OLIVE-SHARKSKIN-PULL-ON-OXFORD-BD-SHIRT-MANHATTAN-IVY-LEAGUE-L-/252406676661?hash=item3ac49c3cb5:g:x6MAAOSwepZXQyIE

An 18" shoulder would fit me, but it's a bit too 70s for my taste (lapels and vent).

It's certainly gone down hill on its standards. My personal bug bear as most know is the Global Shipping Program thing they do, which is a total rip off for overseas buyers as the sellers cannot be bothered to arrange delivery themselves. When I sell items I always opt out of this option as it gets too expensive and puts folk off buying.

For example, you cannot tell me that is costs $16.99 to send a small cotton bucket hat from NY to London that will fold flat in an envelope. I appreciate the way the mail is collected in the US that it make life easier for the seller if the postman collects it etc, but to me that is just lazy and not offering the buyer a fair postal service. Just my opinion but an example of where I feel disappointed with the current state of buying on eBay.

They've always been good with me previously, as has been 99.9% of sellers, but to open a case requesting assistance in finding a package and then literally 3 minutes later close it down basically saying "Get lost sucker!" strikes me as sinister and devoid of any due care to the buyer and indeed, the seller. In the real world, when you have something sent by courier and its gone missing, you get in touch with the courier and eventually in most cases it will turn-up as they speak to the driver and he realises he's sent it to the wrong address. In the worse case, it goes back to the seller.

Good news: overnight they've reviewed the case and will give a refund, but I would prefer a proper investigation to find where the package. With a tracking courier service, this should be more than feasible and will give the original intended outcome.

Last edited by 4F Hepcat (2016-06-11 23:47:19)

Just bought one of these. New J Press foulard. £7 including postage. He has a couple more:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/262437161616

Last edited by Chief Brody (2016-06-12 12:40:17)

What width are they?

Thank you brother chief , i have just nabbed one myself.

Foulards rule. I might even count how many I have.

16. 1 is pre boom years, 2 are post boom years and the rest are boom years.

16 foulards is probably enough. But what I would I know? 👍🏻😄