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I used to find blazers uncomfortable and constrictive, but now l find them versatile and add a big boost of confidence in any setting. The baggier trends are easier to wear and enhance almost any outfit, imo. I think modern suits work really well. Wide leg, more oversized blazer, paired with white sneakers and a tshirt. Worn together, or just the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this pants with a turtleneck or sweater or the blazer with jeans. The suit trouser instantly make me look formal but the modern cut and sneakers (i often wear reebok club c’s or white nike air force 1´s) still make me feel cool. I do neutrals but also have a sage green suit which is one of my faves and a shiny satin emerald green suit with a monotonal floral print, that’s my festive suit. It’s an easy thing to get recognized by and the female worker at top management who is an absolute icon and inspiration wears the same (we actually realized we wore the same zara sneaker for months on end, fun coincidence).

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We still live in a world where looks are everything, especially to those you don’t work with every day so I say what one wears matter. I like dresses because they are easy, comfortable, always seen as nice and “date” like. I wear A line dresses because I have a belly that I don’t want showing, also they give flare. I keep their length midi as I find shorter ones to be uncomfortable and show slightly too much thighs than I want people to focus on I also work in a casual office but like dressing smarter. I feel like it puts me in more of a work frame of mind. I usually wear formal trousers with a more casual top e.g. straight leg tailored trousers just with a simple scoop neck tee or a smarter shirt with jeans (not like ripped jeans, maybe mid wash bootcut jeans for example). I find shoes can make an outfit feel more casual or formal. I often like wearing trainers with smart pants (it feels practical too) but hearing heeled boots with smarter jeans works too.
I feel like offices with no dress code are harder to dress for than actually having a dress code!! I’d rather we just wore office wear! I’m an engineer in big tech and in the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this colder months you can pretty much always find me in dark or black wide legged jeans, nice leather boots, and a solid long sleeve shirt (I wear a ton of black on black outfits). Sometimes I’ll wear casual slacks (I like the Athleta Brooklyn Ankle Pants and I’ll wear sweaters but never hoodies and very rarely graphic tees. I also have some fun jumpsuits like the Fit For Success Jumpsuit in black (size up for a less snug / revealing fit) and it always looks cool either with boots or chunky platform sandals. In the summer I’m often in longer midi-length sundresses that cover my shoulders or long skirts with a nice looking solid tshirt, and cute sandals or clean sneakers.
I pretty much always have neat hair and nice makeup, and I’m always wearing earrings and/or other matching jewelry and I’m never in anything too revealing. One rule of thumb for me is that I won’t wear leggings to work unless they’re completely covered by a dress/boots (and then they look basically like tights) I love the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this casual dress code because I feel like I can express my style and pick flattering clothes that are fun, but still carry myself in a neat and professional manner without having to wear heels and blazers.*Title is click baity on purpose, try to move past that to the important part; Subs like these DO NOT exist to flex your fake clothes. We’re here primarily to share & GRADE reps. When you say everything is 1:1 or 10/10 that causes two major issues. 1- Quality declines across the board; there’s no incentive to make “high end reps” when everyone will buy the cheap stuff, which has a better profit margin anyway. 2- The sub becomes nothing but advertisements, with no system to differentiate good from bad/ scam from legit bc all “reviews” will be ones paid for with a t-shirt. Bonus issue- fast fashion, disposable mindset, hyper consumption, and looking like a jackass are all increasingly common side effects.
Buy whatever makes you happy. That’s not the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this point. The point is DON’T compare to retail if you don’t have the real one next to it. And maybe keep it for more than an hour before deciding it’s “10/10.” It’s not that hard to act like you’ve been here awhile & take a little pride in the “community” we’re all very happy to take advantage of. This was prompted by talking to a buddy who used to QC A LOT of stuff here, but felt he had “outgrown reps.” We realized that it wasn’t the products; they’re better than ever. It’s the community; and when the dudes that write the “beginners guide to taobao” and the “LC bible” start bouncing, we are ALL sunk.
This sub was great fun before Pandabuy got so popular. Nowadays not so much. Ah well… At least my ¥99 AJ’s Travis Scott Reverse Mocha’s are 1:1. Nah I thank those trillions of 14 year old tiktok kids for promoting pandabuy because if they hadn’t I would never be able to get my hands on things I otherwise wouldn’t have afforded to buy. fr thats how i see it, i use pandabuy so much but almost never actually use this sub anymore to find stuff, just reverse image search Another reason why it’s garbage is people gatekeeping where they copped their stuff from or not helping someone else out when they can. I’m still looking for a Burberry reversible for weeks now lol… I mean it’s shit as, but what were we expecting from a bunch of teenagers who want to convince others their travis scott af1s are real lmaooo I just want some cool shoes dawg I don’t want to follow some nerds Instagram in exchange for a dm with a link that probably doesn’t work Tbh I won’t go for cheap low quality, I’m after top quality on the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this more expensive side, hard to find a good seller with a good rep of it. Facts, I still think there are enough guides, but they are only beginner level and don’t discuss things like quality of clothes and differences between 1688 factories who just happen to sell reps on the side and mainland commissioners who constantly switch to the best quality factories for the peices they wanna produce
It’s also garbage because of all the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this people that don’t do basic research into the rules/helpful links before posting the most repetitive sludge post that I see on a daily basis. People constantly use the wrong flair (“find” flair on a “wtc” post) and spamming J4’s/trapstar. Anyone could find almost anything they need to figure out by doing just a little bit of research into the sub, but they are lazy and just post rapid fire nonsense Agreed, haven’t bought reps in a bit but 2 years ago when i started it was alot of quality info and people had lists available and whatsapps of pll who sold quality, especially cuz alot of stuff was pretty bad back then. Now when i look thru the sub, i cant find any info on what factories are on top and what aren’t, what shops make the best this or that, definitely a lack of quality and gatekeeping going on these days, only started looking into reps again since the airport lost my suitcase, tbh ill probably hit a thrift store
I think we’re just getting old boys the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this next generation of rep wearers just aren’t as cool and as drippy as us I blame tiktok People not providing link, being brain dead asking for LC/QCs, not reading the stickies. It’s all so annoyingHere in Iceland, I know several retirees who purchased vacation homes in Florida. None of them are US residents or citizens. But as long as they aren’t in their Florida homes for more than 90 days out of ever 180, a tourist visa is enough. The reverse couldn’t happen. You have to be a legal resident here (or part of Schengen) to buy property in Iceland. But maybe Japan and Italy are more lax, like the US, and allow non-residents to buy property. Working in Japan and can confirm you can buy property here without even being in-country, let alone a have a visa.
Most non-residents can buy property in Italy, with a handful of exceptions for people from particular countries — eg, places with rules that prevent Italians from buying property there. no the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this EU is pretty strict. It’s 90 days in a 180 day period. People used to get around it by going to croatia, bulgaria, or romania, but oops, Schengen now Isn’t Romania still non-Schengen by land? Seems like entering by train or bus would be the way to go in that case. Is it still 90 days from uk to us, even if you leave the us for a day and come back does it reset. As in no 90 days every 180 days Yes but they don’t have to let you back in. It’s at the discretion of the border officer and they don’t like it when people are spending too much in the US. Lots of countries have Golden Visas, where if you buy property for over a certain value you automatically get residency. In several EU countries it’s 250k€ or 500k€. As a Canadian, 250k€ is not much higher than the required down payment for a house in Vancouver or Toronto. If the person is a tech worker, especially if they owned (with a mortgage) in SF, selling their place and buying in the EU would be relatively easy. Worth noting that the Golden Visa scheme in Portugal now no longer allows residency on the basis of purchasing property
My guess in most cases is dual citizenship too, or that they’re married to a local and can get residency that way. It’s amazing how many articles on the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this topic fail to answer the most obvious question: how did they get a visa?!? Do you have to pay cash in hand or can we take out a mortgage (I assume with banks that operate in both your home and target countries?) for the golden visa? Some banks in some countries offer overseas financing, but usually that is at a much poorer rate. Local banks unlikely to offer financing (some countries like Japan can’t even open bank account without residency/long term visa) Buying property in Japan (listed, I assume, because of how weak the yen is rn) doesn’t guarantee you citizenship or PR status, or even a visa. They also passed some restrictions in 2021.
My aunt lived in Japan for 40 years. Married, had a kid worked as a teacher for 40 yers. They never gave her citizenship. She moved to the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this US and 5 years later she got citizenship. Retirement visa in Italy seems to be pretty easy to get. — no idea about extended stays in Japan. I’d love to do that one day. The Italian retirement visa is easy to get if you have sufficient funds, but the rules about not working are strict. You can’t have any income from work from anywhere. It even forbids working as an unpaid volunteer. 10 mil yen, 6 months only, you cannot renew the visa in country, you need to leave to reapply for it, and it doesn’t count towards residency time Italy has weird citizenship laws so I assume they’re a dual citizen: Well, chances are that they’re either cheap or costly depending on your financial situation but not both. Immigration is a lengthy process, but I imagine there’s always airbnb or bookings.com to help make the investment viable. The Italian 1 euro house schemes explicitly prohibit this. The intention is that you remodel the house completely (with a €15,000 min. investment at least, in reality could end up being double that or more) and live there. These houses are typically in remote villages where the old folks have all passed away and they are essentially derelict, so they want people to breathe life back in and not to use as Airbnb lettings. As I recall, they do streamline residency if you do honour the contract, however. Most Americans I know who are seriously looking to buy a home, whether its in the US or otherwise, typically have anywhere between $100K and $250K in the bank for a down payment…
Those who have more than $250K for a down payment, typically have very healthy 401ks (retirement accounts), family money, or previous investments they can liquidate. I imagine there are quite a few Americans who reasoned that setting aside $50,000 of their savings to buy a farmhouse in the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this Italian countryside sounds like a good retirement investment, if not a dream, especially now as interest rates in The States are high, there is more remote work available, and some people are beginning to brace for WWIII… Americans will view the rules barring Airbnbs more-so as a suggestion that’s hard to enforce than a rule they have to strictly abide by. Put an influencer in the home for a couple of weeks, create some buzz and a landing page for the rental, and keep it moving. Most Americans I know who are seriously looking to buy a home, whether its in the US or otherwise, typically have anywhere between $100K and $250K in the bank for a down payment…
Pretty much… I’m from NYC with some family in LA and some friends in DC and The Bay. And that’s still not enough to buy a house… Nah. Most of the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this digital nomad types are bourgeoisie tech bro types from the coast or similar environs (Austin, Denver, etc.) Honestly tho, I know a few folks working around DC or NYC who are from like rural Kentucky, and have or are planning to go remote in KY or similar. 80k gets you about as much land as you want, and triple that for something with a tolerable house. Had a bro do just that with nowhere PA, and he refuses to leave, even when people dangle 180k+ gigs at him. Yes from my understanding the property prices in many parts of the US has exploded and many have no practical ways of making a down payment for a home, so the option of a, say €50k (maybe €100ish, who knows) home suddenly their prospects of home ownership become realisable. Like I said above though, big ups (you have a house!) But big downs (middle of nowhere, no services, etc).
As for the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this airbnbs I recall reading the adverts of some towns offering the scheme and they explicitly ban Airbnb and short term lettings. In practise you could maybe get away with it but the intention is not to do that at all. Moreover, I think these lettings would not be too attractive anyway as the towns tend to be very remote with practically no services nearby (e.g. Sambuca, Sicily). It could be life changing and actually for someone that works remotely and is self employed such as myself it could actually be a practical thing to do. You’d have to really really plan it out though Definitely cant afford a house back home, but might be able to buy something in Colombia today or Mexico in a few years. No rush for me. I’ve looked into it a few times. You definitely can’t get a visa just on the basis of purchasing a 1€ house in Italy, though I guess they might well give you priority in processing your permesso di soggiorno if you qualify for some other reason and purchase a 1€ house. (If so, this would be a non-trivial benefit: getting your permesso di soggiorno can take a year or more, and there are quite strict limitations on travel while you’re waiting.)
That being said, everything I’ve read about the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this 1€ house scheme suggests that the cost of renovation and all the associate requirements mean it likely won’t be anywhere near as cheap as it initially seems. Same here friend. I recall seeing some real life stories of Americans that bought one and settled. The cost is almost always going to be 2-3x higher than what you’re contractually obliged to invest, and visas may be an issue (or permesso di soggiorno, specifically). I think one family said that they made it a lot easier for them to remain because they had invested the min amount within the 2-year period, so I think they’ll step on the accelerator a little but not sure. In my case I would not need a visa, nor do some of the dutch that have bought there, but obviously that is a big concern for extra-european nationals.
What I’ve learnt from this (as it was a thought in my head after graduation in Germany) is that it is not at all a scam, but it is not at all going to cost €1 either. Having said that, a home for say, €50k is still quite cheap all things considered as you couldn’t get anything that cheap in Munich or other major cities. But that’s just the Pickleball Forever shirt in contrast I will get this thing, you’re quite literally in the middle of nowhere. Big ups, big downs. Could it be good for a young family wanting to get away from the expensive and dangerous big cities? Well that could be very appealing indeed. Guess it’s a really niche thing eh. How would the kids get to school everyday? The reason why those properties are cheap is that the renovation cost would be much higher than the resale value, usually due to their location and the lack of services. Exactly, that would be an issue. You’d certainly need a car and most likely would have to take them to the nearest town with a school. I lived in a small town in the marches and that was the status quo, just how it is in very rural parts of the country. But is that worth it for some families? Seems to be the case for some.

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1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.