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There’s no native advertising on All Tied Up, no promotional material pretending to be real content, no paid reviews. Once a month I publish a post thanking this blog’s sponsors for making it possible to keep every other post on this blog native advertisement free.
What do I look for when I buy new things?
A review of a Polish budget online MTM shirtmaker.
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A young atelier from Wrocław offered to make a bespoke suit for me to review. But that’s not what really caught my attention.
There’s no native advertising on All Tied Up, no promotional material pretending to be real content, no paid reviews. Once a month I publish a post thanking this blog’s sponsors for making it possible to keep every other post on this blog native advertisement free.
I don’t judge people based on what they wear. But it’s sometimes so difficult. Like when I see four guys on a cigarette break in front of an office building, and they’re all wearing navy suits, white shirts and no ties.
Nice clothes are often treated as a part of an entire lifestyle – one of wealth, success, fitness, luxury.
There’s no native advertising on All Tied Up, no promotional material pretending to be real content, no paid reviews. Once a month I publish a post thanking this blog’s sponsors for making it possible to keep every other post on this blog native advertisement free.
