DOD? That sounds familiar. It could be the place I got those awesome <a href="http://www.jetpack365.com/">cigarette holders</a>...or I could be confused with the Department of Defense. Wouldn't be the first time.
Comments (0) Best Place to Buy Used Clothing - 2010
Retro 101
Readers' Choice: MERS Goodwill
Vintage clothing comes with serious expectations. Take a look, for instance, at that blue wool bespoke suit with its matching overcoat and sewn-in label from a Hong Kong tailor. And imagine how, if you put it on, you'll become the chic, well-traveled woman who once wore it — or at the very least assume her spirit. The aforementioned suit-and-coat combination can be found at Retro 101, along with a host of vintage dresses and coats and sweaters and fringed leather jackets and spectator pumps and eyeglasses and silk kimonos and cigarette holders and just about anything else you can imagine to help you take on almost any persona from the last two-thirds of the twentieth century. Prices are reasonable, and the friendly staff keeps the phone numbers of several local tailors close at hand. Perhaps best of all, everything gets dry-cleaned before going out on the rack. It's one thing to wear someone else's clothes; it's entirely another to rub your armpit against their old deodorant stains.
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DOD? That sounds familiar. It could be the place I got those awesome <a href="http://www.jetpack365.com/">cigarette holders</a>...or I could be confused with the Department of Defense. Wouldn't be the first time.
I know there is a brand of outlet stores in Brussels called DOD, I've been shopping there a few times and they seem to do very well. They have about 5 big stores if I'm not mistaken.
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