May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
The reviews are amazing
I'm going to take a look anywayYeeessssss. Even me and my H cups. Manners LDN, very spendy though
I can't really afford it but..? With giant boobs? I'd bloody love the bardot top. How the hell do they not look like spaniels ears?Yeeessssss. Even me and my H cups. Manners LDN, very spendy though
I DON'T KNOW BUT THEY DON'T! The vests are less supportive but honestly, it's witchcraft.I can't really afford it but..? With giant boobs? I'd bloody love the bardot top. How the hell do they not look like spaniels ears?
If by some form of black magic it works I am so in!
No. Not with my endowment anyway, can't answer for a smaller cup size.So these Manners things then, would they work in lieu of a sports bra ?
Thought that would be too good to be true chuck but thanks for the infoNo. Not with my endowment anyway, can't answer for a smaller cup size.
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This is probably the most supportive style, other than the t shirt shape tops and dresses. The halter necks are my fave though, backless is a novelty that hasn't worn off yet
Sorry lovely I missed this. A bit. They're definitely smoothing iykwim, but they're not full on hold you in.
Pics.Some more braless wonders from Manners
And a Fred Perry skirt I really don't need it's white and I haven't found the right top for it yet so maybe it should go back. But it's sooooo lovely.
Yup, pictures or links please I'm not as interested in the skirt ( I'm sure it's divine !) as white makes all dirt in a twenty mile radius attach itself to me.Some more braless wonders from Manners
I sell on it. I expect haggling but sensible so 20-30% to arrive at a final price of 10-20% off depending on margins. You're more likely to get discount on Vinted than eBay, Depop or Poshmark cos there's no fees for the seller. What I don't like is a persistent twat who keeps asking me for 50% the same top even though I've repeatedly declined it and not even bothered with a counter offer. Hiking wear does sell well.Btw is there any kind of etiquette on buying from Vinted? Like, does everyone pay the asking price upfront or do you haggle? Cos I've just paid the asking price each time, cos it seems really reasonable.
just put in an offer for these.
used to have exact same pair, bought some 20 years ago from tk maxx but they've gone crazy prices now and this is the only pair I've seen since.
fingers crossed.
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embroidery is top notch, on par with anything else I have
Ah nice one mate! Thank you Yeh, I couldn't believe my luck that I got both kecks AND shirt in my size too, from different sellers! It's honestly saved me about £150!I sell on it. I expect haggling but sensible so 20-30% to arrive at a final price of 10-20% off depending on margins. You're more likely to get discount on Vinted than eBay, Depop or Poshmark cos there's no fees for the seller. What I don't like is a persistent twat who keeps asking me for 50% the same top even though I've repeatedly declined it and not even bothered with a counter offer. Hiking wear does sell well.
Can you hang them in the shower overnight? (After you've had a shower that is...)The clutch of dresses I bought recently are perfect other than the fact that they all need to be bloody ironed
Vinted sales are mixed mind. I've seen photos and videos and heard stories of some proper iffy packaging, cat litter bags and Subway sandwich wrappers complete with sauce to send clothing, items described as mint with stains all over them. No returns on Vinted you see but you can get right bargains.Ah nice one mate! Thank you Yeh, I couldn't believe my luck that I got both kecks AND shirt in my size too, from different sellers! It's honestly saved me about £150!
I'm too lazy to GoogleThey're not here yet, but I've got a fair few tops and dresses already. Easily Google-able , I think some of the loose dresses and skirts might have pockets but I don't have them.
Full on Y2K is resurging so if you've any of that too, get it sold.Does anyone have any suggestions on where to sell some vintage* pieces?
*mostly 1997-2001 quite classic styles
Fantastic, thanks so much. Better get on to it then!Full on Y2K is resurging so if you've any of that too, get it sold.
Depop is the hipster Shoreditch website so you might do okay there as it's "retro" but it's slow. Etsy is the knitted yoghurt, middle class craft fair price point website, great though for selling old band t-shirts at silly prices. If you've anything designer then Vestiaire. And the new kid on the block in the UK is Poshmark. Like eBay if eBay did things well. They have live auction shows amongst other things and despite the name, some real bargains to be had. Launched here a few weeks ago. If anyone wants a code for a fiver credit, drop me a message.