Here’s a look at What’s Hot on Spreezybid:
Shoes
Shirts
Pants
Sweaters
Outerwear
Accessories
Visit Spreezybid for the complete list of What’s Hot.
I’m happy to announce a couple of new features over at spreezybid!
First up, while you’re poking around you can *star* your favorite items. I tend to star anything I find interesting or a good value. Starred items will end up in the “What’s Hot” list. The more stars an item has the higher it will drift up the list.
You can also *heart* items that you want to mark for yourself. These items will show up under “My Favorites” and will only be visible to you. Expired items are automagically removed from both lists.
To access both of these features you’ll need to log in using your Facebook credentials. My apologies to the few of you that don’t have a Facebook account.
Check it out at http://www.spreezybid.com and hit me up with any feedback or problems.
Howlin by Morrison Fair Isle Sweater
Brand new with tags. $120 USD (Original retail was probably ~$225 USD)
Black John Lobb Double Monk Strap (10.5)
$26 with just under 3 days remaining, but rest assured you won’t be the only one watching this one. Find more John Lobb shoes @ spreezybid.
Vintage J Press Shaggy Dog Sweater @ eBay.
Keep in mind they retail new for $180, so don’t over bid if you’re going to jump in.
On the eve of the first World War, in 1914, Eugenio Marinella opened a shop in Piazza Vittoria, on the Riviera di Chiaia in Naples, Italy. As reported by taste-arbiter Matilde Serao, in her column for Ape, Mosconi e Vespe, the first customers were presented with violets and Floris…
(via bespokenn)
Keeping my eyes peeled for some dirty bucks and I came across these White Mark McNairy’s. They’re $1 at the moment… 5 days remaining.
How do you know you’re officially official? Perhaps when there’s a profile of you in GQ. They followed me on a day of sartorial indulgence in LA - a fitting with a tailor, one with our friend Raul (from our shoes episode) at his new store Don Ville, and a pile of thrift stores.
My thanks to Shona Sanzgiri, who wrote the piece, and Gordon de los Santos, who shot the beautiful photos.
