Check out Bola, made in Sweden. I’ve seen them at Löplabbed but I’ve only bought from their own website. Really good quality anyways and it’s nice to support domestic production!

I have an old thin carbon steel pan that is lovely for frying pancakes in!

Asket maybe? They have letter sizing, but you can also choose between short, medium and long in length on every garment.

Can be found easily in Europe though. Perhaps they cost slightly less in the US?

My trick is to put a few tennis balls in the dryer lol. I feel like it does help a little.

Here are some of my favorite brands: for jeans, TCB (priced around $200, made in Japan), for dress shirts, Agnes B (priced around $150, made in France), for sweatshirts and such, LA Apparel or Camber USA (priced around $50 made in USA). I also really like Patagonia fleeces and Chuck 70s (the premium version of Chuck Taylors).

Which jacket is it? My father has an expedition down jacket from 1982, it’s very similar to my sister’s completely new one.

My Birkenstock Arizona Eva has lasted me a long time

I try not to buy garments that lean too much into what’s trendy but rather timeless. I.e straight fitting pants, not too slim or baggy. Also I try to stay away from shirts with prints etc. This way I know that I’m less likely to grow tired of my garments and I’ll wear them for longer.

A month maybe tops. Just wear thick knitted socks for the first weeks and you’re good to go. I don’t think Red Wings take longer to break in than any other quality boot.

Looks like wool to me

Depends on where in Europe. Here in Sweden ”a coffee” will in most cases give you a classic drip coffee.

The italian leather jordans?

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TCB 505’s are currently my favorite.