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Hypophosphatemia during continuous veno-venous hemofiltration is associated with mortality in critically ill patients with acute kidney injury
DOI: 10.1186/cc12900
© Yang et al.; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2013
Received: 7 October 2012
Accepted: 23 July 2013
Published: 19 September 2013
The primary aim of this study was to determine whether hypophosphatemia during continuous veno-venous hemofiltration (CVVH) is associated with the global outcome of critically ill patients with acute kidney injury (AKI).
760 patients diagnosed with AKI and had received CVVH therapy were retrospectively recruited. Death during the 28-day period and survival at 28 days after initiation of CVVH were used as endpoints. Demographic and clinical data including serum phosphorus levels were recorded along with clinical outcome. Hypophosphatemia was defined according to the colorimetric method as serum phosphorus levels < 0.81 mmol/L (2.5 mg/dL), and severe hypophosphatemia was defined as serum phosphorus levels < 0.32 mmol/L (1 mg/dL). The ratio of CVVH therapy days with hypophosphatemia over total CVVH therapy days was calculated to reflect the persistence of hypophosphatemia.
The Cox proportional hazard survival model analysis indicated that the incidence of hypophosphatemia or even severe hypophosphatemia was not associated with 28-day mortality independently (p = 0.700). Further analysis with the sub-cohort of patients who had developed hypophosphatemia during the CVVH therapy period indicated that the mean ratio of CVVH therapy days with hypophosphatemia over total CVVH therapy days was 0.58, and the ratio independently associated with the global outcome. Compared with the patients with low ratio (< 0.58), those with high ratio (≥ 0.58) conferred a 1.451-fold increase in 28-day mortality rate (95% CI 1.103–1.910, p = 0.008).
Hypophosphatemia during CVVH associated with the global clinical outcome of critically ill patients with AKI. The ratio of CVVH therapy days with hypophosphatemia over total CVVH therapy days was independently associated with the 28-day mortality, and high ratio conferred higher mortality rate.
Hypophosphatemia is one of the frequently encountered electrolyte disorders in critically ill patients, with a prevalence ranging from 20% to 40% [1–4] and even reaching 80% in septic patients [5]. Because the common mechanism in hypophosphatemia-caused complications is impaired energy metabolism, hypophosphatemia has also been described as a metabolic disturbance leading to cellular dysfunction in multiple organ systems [6]. Therefore, hypophosphatemia may lead to some serious clinical problems, such as respiratory muscle dysfunction [7, 8], decreased myocardial contractility [9], ventricular tachycardia [10] and neuromuscular disturbances [11, 12]. Many studies have shown an association between hypophosphatemia and increased mortality [13–15]. However, it remains unclear whether hypophosphatemia actually contributes to mortality or is merely a marker for severity of illness.
Three main mechanisms lead to hypophosphatemia: decreased intestinal absorption, increased renal excretion and internal redistribution of inorganic phosphate. The main causes of hypophosphatemia in critically ill patients include severe infection, trauma, postoperative state, malnutrition, respiratory alkalosis and diabetic ketoacidosis [6]. Renal replacement therapy may also lead to hypophosphatemia, particularly for a prolonged period [16–18]. The incidence of hypophosphatemia was reported to range from 54.0% to 65.1% in the Randomized Evaluation of Normal vs. Augmented Level (RENAL) Replacement Therapy Trial and from 10.9% to 17.6% in the VA/NIH Acute Renal Failure Trial Network (ATN) Study [19, 20]. Because renal replacement therapy is one of the most widely used methods to treat critical illness, especially acute kidney injury (AKI), it is crucial to study the effects of high-incidence complications on survival, including hypophosphatemia. Unfortunately, few epidemiologic data about renal replacement therapy associated hypophosphatemia and global clinical outcome have been reported to date.
In the present study, we retrospectively investigated a critically ill patient cohort with AKI who received continuous veno-venous hemofiltration (CVVH) therapy to determine whether hypophosphatemia during CVVH is associated with mortality.
Materials and methods
This study was approved by the Institutional Ethics Committee of Zhejiang University, and informed consent was obtained from the patients and/or their guardians.
Patient selection
Between 1 January 2008 and 30 September 2011, about 6,000 critically ill patients brought to the ICU, emergency ICU or surgical ICU at the First Affiliated Hospital, College of Medicine, Zhejiang University, were retrospectively reviewed. From among those patients, 760 individuals who were diagnosed as having AKI and who were receiving CVVH therapy served as the patient group for the present study. AKI was defined according to the risk, injury, failure, loss, and end-stage kidney disease (RIFLE) consensus criteria [21]. Patients who had underlying phosphorus disturbances stemming from premorbidity were not included in the study. Therefore, patients with hypoparathyroidism, hyperparathyroidism, chronic renal tubular defect, alcoholic ketoacidosis, diabetic ketoacidosis and persistent respiratory alkalosis were excluded from the study.
Patient data
All patient data were abstracted from medical records as well as from the linked clinical inspection database and blood purification database at the hospital. We collected the following demographic and clinical information of the patients at the initiation of and during CVVH therapy: age, gender, premorbidity, recent surgery, main source of infection, Acute Physiology Chronic Health Evaluation II (APACHE II) score at the initiation of CVVH therapy, length of mechanical ventilation after initiation of CVVH therapy, technical parameters and duration of CVVH, phosphate supplementation and daily serum phosphorus level. Serum phosphorus level tests were performed at least once daily at 6:00 AM. Therefore, the data from the 6:00 AM tests were adopted to stand for the daily serum phosphorus levels. Sodium glycerophosphate injection was applied to the patients with hypophosphatemia according the drug manufacturer's instructions. The clinical principle of the sodium glycerophosphate injection was to maintain the serum phosphorus level at normal standard. Thereafter phosphate supplementation would be sustained, unless the maximum dose permitted by the drug manufacturer's instructions was reached or hypophosphatemia was corrected. All patients were treated with CVVH. The Accura Hemofiltration System (Baxter Healthcare, Deerfield, IL, USA) was used to administer CVVH therapy. Polysulfone filters (AV600S Dialyzer; Fresenius Medical Care, Bad Homburg, Germany) were used for all patients, and the filter was changed when the transmembrane pressure (TMP) of the filter was greater than 250 mmHg. Central venous access was used with catheters of 11.5Fr or 13.5Fr × 16 cm, 11.5Fr or 13.5Fr × 19.5 cm (Kendall catheter; Tyco Healthcare Group, Mansfield, MA, USA). Nonphosphate replacement fluid was delivered into the extracorporeal circuit at a predilution/postdilution ratio of 2:1. The prescribed dose of CVVH (mean dose in first 72 hours) was 48.53 ml/kg/h. Anticoagulation was performed according to each patient's condition with unfractionated heparin, low-molecular-weight heparin or heparin-free anticoagulation.
As endpoints, we used death during the 28-day period and survival at 28 days after initiation of CVVH. Hypophosphatemia was defined according to the colorimetric method as serum phosphorus level less than 0.81 mmol/L (2.5 mg/dl), and severe hypophosphatemia was defined as serum phosphorus level less than 0.32 mmol/L (1 mg/dl). The ratio of CVVH therapy days with hypophosphatemia to total CVVH therapy days was calculated to reflect the persistence of hypophosphatemia.
Statistical analysis
Statistical analysis was performed using SPSS version 11.5 software (SPSS, Inc, Chicago, IL, USA). A P-value less than 0.05 was considered statistically significant. A univariate comparison was performed to compare variables between two groups using an unpaired t-test for continuous variables and a χ2 test or Fisher's exact test for categorical variables. The Cox proportional hazards survival model was applied to identify the independent contribution of prognostic factors to the prediction of outcome at 28 days after initiation of CVVH therapy. When constructing the multivariate model, univariate factors with P-values less than 0.2 were used. The odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were used to estimate the association between the independent variables and the dependent variable.
Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients a
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(n= 373)
Mean age (yr)
Male sex (%)
498 (65.5)
250 (64.6)
248 (66.5)
Premorbidity (%)
496 (65.3)
234 (60.5)
262 (70.2)
Cardiovascular disease
Liver disease
Pulmonary disease
Renal disease
Hematological disease
Recent surgery (%)
272 (35.8)
138 (35.7)
134 (35.9)
Sepsis (%)
406 (53.4)
188 (48.6)
218 (58.4)
Main source of infection (%)
233 (57.3)
97 (51.6)
136 (62.4)
118 (29.1)
62 (33.0)
56 (25.7)
Bloodstream, including line-related infection
36 (8.9)
20 (10.6)
16 (7.3)
Other or unknown source
19 (4.7)
9 (4.8)
10 (4.6)
APACHE II score (mean)
Mean length of mechanical ventilation (days)
Prescribed dose of CVVH (mean in first 72 hours, ml/kg/h)
Delivered dose of CVVH (median in first 72 hours, ml/kg/h)
Therapeutic time of CVVH (days)
Phosphate supplementation (%)
471 (62.0)
248 (64.1)
223 (59.8)
Hypophosphatemia during CVVH (%)
521 (68.6)
260 (67.2)
261 (70.0)
Severe hypophosphatemia (%)
109 (14.3)
44 (11.4)
65 (17.4)
Variables included in the Cox proportional hazards survival model and hazard ratios a
Odd ratio (95% confidence interval)
1.001 (0.994 to 1.008)
Presence of chronic ill health
1.211 (0.941 to 1.558)
APACHE II score
1.058 (1.041 to 1.076)
Presence of sepsis
1.015 (0.806 to 1.279)
Presence of severe hypophosphatemia episode during CVVH therapy
0.943 (0.699 to 1.272)
Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients who developed hypophosphatemia during the continuous veno-venous hemofiltration therapy period a
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Mean age (yr)
Male sex (%)
326 (62.6)
163 (62.7)
163 (62.5)
Premorbidity (%)
347 (66.6)
155 (59.6)
192 (73.6)
Cardiovascular disease
Liver disease
Pulmonary disease
Renal disease
Hematological disease
Recent surgery (%)
209 (40.1)
104 (40.0)
105 (40.2)
Sepsis (%)
304 (58.3)
137 (52.7)
167 (64.0)
177 (58.2)
68 (49.6)
109 (65.3)
92 (30.3)
51 (37.2)
41 (24.6)
Bloodstream, including line-related infection
25 (8.2)
13 (9.5)
12 (7.2)
Other or unknown source
10 (3.3)
5 (3.6)
5 (3.0)
APACHE II score (mean)
Length of mechanical ventilation (days)
Prescribed dose of CVVH (mean in first 72 hours, ml/kg/h)
Delivered dose of CVVH (median in first 72 hours, ml/kg/h)
Therapeutic time of CVVH (days)
Phosphate supplementation (%)
355 (68.1)
175 (67.3)
180 (69.0)
Ratio of CVVH therapy days with hypophosphatemia to total CVVH therapy days (mean)
High ratiob (%)
242 (46.4)
96 (36.9)
146 (55.9)
Low ratioc (%)
279 (53.6)
164 (63.1)
115 (44.1)
Variables included in the Cox proportional hazards survival model and hazard ratios of patients who developed hypophosphatemia during the continuous veno-venous hemofiltration therapy period a
Odd ratio (95% confidence interval)
1.004 (0.995 to 1.013)
Presence of chronic ill health
1.284 (0.946 to 1.742)
APACHE II score
1.051 (1.029 to 1.073)
Presence of sepsis
1.049 (0.788 to 1.396)
Presence of high ratiob
1.451 (1.103 to 1.910)
AKI is a frequent problem in the ICU associated with substantial morbidity, mortality and healthcare expenditures. Severe AKI is always accompanied by dysfunction in other organs and is characterized by high mortality. Renal replacement therapy remains the cornerstone of supportive care [23]. To date, some important issues regarding renal replacement therapy are still unclear, and any progress regarding interventions may contribute much to the global outcomes of these critically ill patients. Therefore, in our present study, patients diagnosed with AKI receiving CVVH therapy were recruited as the study cohort to determine the relationship of clinical outcomes and hypophosphatemia, one of the frequently complications of renal replacement therapy.
It has been indicated that, besides CVVH therapy, the main causes of hypophosphatemia in critically ill patients may include severe infection, trauma, postoperative state and malnutrition [6]. Indeed, in the present study, 272 patients (35.8%) had received surgical interventions and 406 patients (53.4%) were diagnosed with sepsis. Therefore, hypophosphatemia may occur in some patients before the initiation of CVVH therapy because of the illness itself. Importantly, the potential that hypophosphatemia could be a surrogate marker for something else can never be excluded, even during the CVVH therapy period.
It was reported in the ATN Study that the incidence of hypophosphatemia was 10.9% in the low-intensity group and 17.6% in the high-intensity group [20]. In the RENAL Trial, the incidence of hypophosphatemia in the low- and high-intensity groups was 54.0% and 65.1%, respectively [19]. The difference in hypophosphatemia incidence may due to the following causes. The modality of renal replacement therapy performed in the ATN Study included intermittent hemodialysis, sustained low-efficiency dialysis and continuous veno-venous hemodiafiltration. In the RENAL Study only continuous veno-venous hemodiafiltration was administered. The therapeutic dose of renal replacement therapy adopted in the ATN Study was lower than that in the RENAL Trial (35 ml/kg/h vs. 40 ml/kg/h in the high-intensity group). The results of comparison of the two study implied that phosphate clearance on continuous veno-venous hemodiafiltration might be significantly greater than intermittent hemodialysis because of ongoing intercompartmental mass transfer and larger filter pore size. In the present study, the modality of renal replacement therapy was CVVH, the mean therapeutic dosage was closer to that used in the RENAL Trial design, and the incidence of CVVH-associated hypophosphatemia according to our data was also similar to the RENAL Trial.
Hypophosphatemia can be caused by decreasing absorption, increasing renal excretion or internal redistribution of inorganic phosphate. In critically ill patients, inorganic phosphate redistribution across the cell membrane is a common phenomenon [24]. Therefore, serum phosphorus levels do not accurately reflect total body phosphorus stores, and this bias can be aggravated by CVVH therapy because of the quick serum phosphorus clearance during the intervention. The ratio of CVVH therapy days with hypophosphatemia to total CVVH therapy days was calculated in the present study to avoid the bias of the serum phosphorus test. The present study showed that a single test of serum phosphorus concentration could not serve as an independent factor predictive of mortality even if it reached the standard of severe hypophosphatemia. Interestingly, the ratio of CVVH therapy days with hypophosphatemia to total CVVH therapy days was proved to be a factor independent of the global clinical outcome through the multivariate analysis, indicating that a high ratio conferred a higher 28-day mortality rate. The results suggested that the persistence of hypophosphatemia had the potential to harm critically ill patients. Once hypophosphatemia happens, the therapeutic strategy might be adjusted, including more phosphate supplementation as well as regulation of renal replacement dosage or modality, to avoid persistence of hypophosphatemia.
To date, whether the impact of intensity or dosage of renal replacement therapy is crucial to the outcomes of critically ill patients is controversial. Despite the benefits of high-intensity renal replacement therapy, including superior hemodynamic stability, metabolic clearance and volume control, no survival advantage can be demonstrated with its use [25]. Although study design may explain much of this paradox, it is also quite plausible that the complications of the high-intensity renal replacement therapy offset its potential benefits in critically ill patients. Unfortunately, some outcome–dose studies have not even discussed adverse effects. In our data, normal phosphate supplementation treatment failed to reverse hypophosphatemia during CVVH because the majority of the patients with hypophosphatemia (68.6%) received regular sodium glycerophosphate injections. Thus, a new strategy should be adopted to resolve this clinical problem. The present study highlights the need for analysis of adverse effects and clinical strategies to correct hypophosphatemia during CVVH therapy, including phosphate supplementation, especially the use of phosphate-containing replacement fluid to decrease the high mortality rate of severe AKI patients [17, 18, 26].
The present study has several limitations. The retrospective study design decreased the power of the conclusions. As the endpoints we adopted, we dealt with the 28-day mortality in the present study, which was only a surrogate outcome. In addition, various clinical settings may lead to hypophosphatemia in critically ill patients, so we could never exclude the potential that hypophosphatemia could be a surrogate marker for something other than CVVH. A prospective study with various days to mortality may resolve this bias.
We retrospectively investigated a critically ill patient cohort with AKI receiving CVVH therapy and found that hypophosphatemia during CVVH was associated with 28-day mortality. The ratio of CVVH therapy days with hypophosphatemia to total CVVH therapy days was independently associated with the global outcome. Compared with the patients with low ratios, those with high ratios had a 1.451-fold increase in 28-day mortality rate (95% CI = 1.103 to 1.910; P = 0.008). This conclusion implies that the persistence of hypophosphatemia risks potential harm to critically ill patients. Once hypophosphatemia happened, the therapeutic strategy might be adjusted to avoid its persistence.
Key messages
● Hypophosphatemia during CVVH was associated with the global clinical outcome of critically ill patients with AKI.
● The ratio of CVVH therapy days with hypophosphatemia to total CVVH therapy days was independently associated with 28-day mortality.
● A high ratio of CVVH therapy days with hypophosphatemia to total CVVH therapy days conferred a higher mortality rate among critically ill patients with AKI.
Acute kidney injury
Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II
Continuous veno-venous hemofiltration
Transmembrane pressure.
This project was funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (81000827) and Key Projects in the National Science & Technology Pillar Program in the Twelfth Five-year Plan Period (2011BAI10B07).
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The 34th session of the Human Rights Council will take place from 27 February to 24 March 2017 in Geneva. Internet rights remain at the forefront of the HRC agenda, with the Council scheduled to debate a new resolution on the right to privacy in the digital age.
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On 1 April 2017 APC's current deputy executive director, Chat Garcia Ramilo, will assume the position of executive director. Anriette Esterhuysen will step down as ED and assume a position as director of advocacy.
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These practices persist in violation of the United States' human rights treaty obligations, and action is needed to hold the US government accountable for the protection of human rights at US borders, which are not zones of exclusion or exception.
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Groundbreaking report on the shrinking spaces for online freedom of assembly and association in Pakistan
Bytes for All, Pakistan has launched a new report that focuses on local and international advocacy initiatives to improve Pakistan's compliance with international human rights law and practices in relation to freedom of assembly and association online.
Reshaping the internet for women
Even in 2015 the contribution by women to Wikipedia, one of the largest repositories online of organised knowledge about the world, had not reached 25% of the total. Most of the content online comes from the global North, specifically from white male contributors in North America. What needs to be done to ensure diversity, localisation and gender parity in content online? APCNews speaks to Anasuya Sengupta and Siko Bouterse from Whose Knowledge? project to find out more.
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New report analyses DDoS attacks against Black Lives Matter website
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Spotlight on national and regional initiatives at the global IGF
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Walter Johnson was a world-renowned scholar of Swedish author August Strindberg, and served as editor of a UW Press series on Strindberg. He served as professor in the UW Department of Scandinavian Languages and Literature from 1948 until his death in 1983, and held the position of chairman from 1966 to 1973. Strindberg (1849–1912) is regarded as a leading figure in world literature and Sweden's most influential author. "Internationally, he is known as one of the most important innovators of modern drama," notes Lotta Gavel Adams, an associate professor in the UW Scandinavian department. In addition to his well-known naturalistic plays The Father and Miss Julie, Strindberg also wrote such surrealist dramas as To Damascus, A Dreamplay, and The Ghost Sonata. These plays have had a strong influence on American dramatists Eugene O'Neill and Tennessee Williams. "The films of Swedish director Ingmar Bergman are unthinkable without Strindberg," emphasizes Gavel Adams.
Johnson opened up new directions for the study of Strindberg's works by making his historical dramas available to an international audience in the 1950s and 1960s. Five volumes including 12 of Strindberg's greatest historical dramas and one monograph, Strindberg and the Historical Drama, were published by the University of Washington Press. Today, this series is known the world over as "The Washington Strindberg."
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Paid ???? By now they should know what happened ?? The Law has been hiding behind the wall's , Badge's Court House's Dirty Justice's The Lord Say's he will stop all the wrong that is being done to his people and a lot has been done !!! Innocent people have been done wrong and put in jail and prison . Lawyer's messing's up !! Police Slipping up !! Just a matter of time It's real criminal's not innocent people that should be done like some have ?? There is a God Amen Amen Amen.
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Sorry who ever you are your scared to tell the truth or is he your family ? But what ever Ask the woman's family or any one else the law has did what they want and got by with it time and time again !!!! Just look at the new's they are the law Not Above The Law .Take off the badge and cloth's and they are just like anyone else !!.
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+1 I'm no lawyer but you see the guys on storage wars find "name brand" stuff all the time. What about those Big E jeans that Jarrod and Brandi found? I remember seeing the show...not sure if they showed the "tag" but they described them and if anyone was watching just had to pop onto google to get more info.... so what if they dont show the Oxxford or Brioni suit tag... pop onto ebay or google and anyone who's going to hit the thrift stores has one more name brand added to the list.
That all being said. I highly doubt this is going to have an impact...at least on me. there's nothing here in NJ to worth even thrifting (aka all you guys stay away)
A few weeks ago, I came across a guy with a list while thrifting. If you guess right, this list had most of the high end quality brand in it. This guy would not know the difference between flat front and triple pleats pants or anything about clothes at all. He went on to grab a beige Brioni Roma suit jacket tagged 42L, but have been altered to a 40R or less. I hardly talk to anybody when I thrift, but I had to educate him on that, he looked at me as if I am an alien. This guy and many others have no clue why a Brioni is a Brioni or what set it apart form J. Ferrar an so forth, they just know that they sell on ebay.post #26403 of 1387282/19/12 at 4:12am
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Ok, pretty good day for me. First the more pedestrian stuff, but great for me since most of it's my size .
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Zegna, Zegna, Pink, BB, BB, BB.
Had 3 other BBs in equally desirable colors that will make for great weekly wears but didnt' want to bore you guys. All the same size and clearly from the same donor (pristine condition), all fresh from the drycleaners. Zegnas fit me, as do the BBs (), and the Pink is earmarked...so, true bragging on this stuff; sorry!
Zegna, Zegna (50/50 flax/cotton, which I haven't come across before. I think it's quite cool actually).
Aran Crafts 95 merino wool/5 cashmere. Camera flash doesn't do it justice...beautiful classic red woven.
This is a tank of a Pendleton jacket. This thing is rad, IMO. Super heavy, really cool color and design, and a weird back pocket flap thing I've never seen before (see spoiler).
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This is the back of the jacket. Both of those button spots open up for a "through-way" big pocket type thing. Never seen something like this before.
Hickey Freeman SC, "woven in the British Isles"
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Speaking of "currency" items (at least this pair)...
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First ever Aquascutum!!
And last, but certainly not least, the piece de resistance (since I never find shoes)...
My first...
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...pair of Church's ever. YESSSSSSSSS!!
The top pair are Church's for Cheaney, bench made in England, size 11s...I'm a 12, but they're fine on length, but a bit narrow. They are effing immaculate. Bottoms are barely worn and they reek of new leather smell. I'd honestly estimate that they were worn for less than 5 full work days, at most. . I'm buying shoe stretchers and making those motherf*@$#rs work, damnit. The second pair are patent leather (!!), Italian made, and in ridiculously good shape for patent leather...not a single scuff on them. Size 9M.post #26404 of 1387282/19/12 at 4:39am
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Amadar - Heartbreaker on the women's - although a size EU 50 for women is like a size 18-20, which I don't think is in a normal range of production in women's wear. Usually, its 38,40,42,44. Maaayyybe 46 (XXL). Can we see the tag?post #26405 of 1387282/19/12 at 6:04amHere are yesterday finds:
Pendleton Jacket Sz M (Thinsulate lined):
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I normally would not have picked up this because it's an older label, but it is in exceptionally nice shape.post #26406 of 1387282/19/12 at 7:01am
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Lol just read up on that thrifting wars series, not too worried myself. I gess since ill be moving from LA for law school I won't have to worry about the hordes raiding my beloved spots. I'm sure a few people will get into it briefly, but really, people thAt go occasionally aren't going to be finding kitons left and right, and they wont be going to places like goodwill or something. My only concern is that they might serve to raise prices in spots like goodwill hoping to catch new people with high prices for like Coach and LV bags. That said though, I'm usually in my spots when they open and on to my third or fourth store before people are even waking up.
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Why has everyone been buying the shit out of Pendletons lately? I like them as shirts, but they don't seem THAT nice, or do they just sell well on the bay? Also, that Big E stuff is legitimately one of the first times I've heard of a luxury brand from a known maker in a while. Last time I think was learning about RLPL and Bl.post #26409 of 1387282/19/12 at 8:14am
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Spoo, below are the pics of the back and front of the only tag attached. If it helps, p2p is 20" and shoulders are 17".
Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)post #26410 of 1387282/19/12 at 9:48ampost #26411 of 1387282/19/12 at 9:55amQuote:Old Pendleton stuff that is made in the US is really good quality.It also moves on the AAAC read forum.Originally Posted by hyakku
Why has everyone been buying the shit out of Pendletons lately? I like them as shirts, but they don't seem THAT nice, or do they just sell well on the bay? Also, that Big E stuff is legitimately one of the first times I've heard of a luxury brand from a known maker in a while. Last time I think was learning about RLPL and Bl.post #26412 of 1387282/19/12 at 10:36amNormally wouldn't post this, given its ubiquity, but I was surprised at the markdowns I found today. Not a thrift find, but I was back over at Nordstrom Rack for their clearance sale. They had their remaining BB Made in US shirts all on clearance for 75% off their prices. Grabbed a blue on blue striped number for $44 after tax. Not too shabby. To the NOVA fellas: they had lots of sizes left, if you're interested.
The guy at the front told me stores in our area will be getting new BB shipments starting Tuesday to restock. So I guess this turned out to be part PSA, haha.post #26413 of 1387282/19/12 at 11:45am
Have been following this thread as a lurker for some time and finally have had a day worth bragging about (although I did post the 100% Vicuna coat I found about a year ago). I'm keeping the Paul Stuart shirt, the Cuccinelli and the Andover shop jacket. If you're interested in any of the rest, let me know. Looking for sweaters in L, brown shoes in 11D or BB Slim fit 17 x 34 in staple colors. Thanks, :
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Brioni, tagged size 40
Brunello Cuccinelli 100% Cashmere. We'll see how this looks after a trip to the cleaners.
Andover shop. Lots of Andover shop today, but this fits nicely:
L-R Top: Oxxford, Hermes, Sulka. Bottom: Oxxford, Brioni, Brioni
Barbera. Scoured the store for the pants to no avail. But with the patch pockets and pattern, should be ok as a jacket. 21" P2P; 19" Shoulder (quick measurement)
Paul Stuart
Not a fan of calling something NWOT, but this is close. Bedale in black tagged 36:
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Also a shirt by some brand called charvet? It sounded French so I picked it up.
Also a gitman shirt, 14.5 32/33 and a Robert graham for the moolah.post #26415 of 1387282/19/12 at 11:58amReturn HomeBack to Forum: Classic Menswear
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47% Wool, 47% Acrylic, 6% Nylon
100 grams/skein - +/- 65 yards/skein
Knit through top edge of each open box to create RUFFLES
At Last, We have produced a video on how to knit
with ChaCha. Click this link
Cha Cha Join Instructions:
Open up hank and put on a
secure surface or a yarn swift. Wrap yarn around the
label, keeping yarn flat so ribbon is not folded or twisted.
This will make knitting Cha Cha easy
Place ribbon on left side of
work. Holding ribbon with open boxes on top, fold end
of ribbon over towards front and overlap two boxes in a row.
Hold ribbon on backside of knitting as if on a knit row.
Place point of Rt. needle into first stitch on left needle.
Pick up top edge of open boxes of folded Cha Cha, from back
to front of boxes, and pull through to knit the stitch.
Repeat for next stitch across. Each stitch for balance
will be top of single box only across the row. Turn
work and repeat for desired rows, stopping 2sts before the
end of last row. Cut through center of ribbon at 5th
open box. Fold ribbon forward over itself to line up 2
boxes in a row. Work last two boxes through both top
edges of boxes to hem.
If working Rev. Stock St.,
first row will be knit and second row will be purl.
All ruffles will be on one side and will be very full and
If you like this yarn,
you may search our pattern libraries for patterns
using this yarn
Trendsetter Patterns or
Fayla Reiss Patterns
27 Red
28 Rose
29 Purple
30 Teal
31 Lime
11 Gold
08 Charcoal
10 Black
221 Eggplant
224 Wine
413 Brown
421 Olive
433 Dark Denim
652 Camel
655 Rusty
891 Ecru
Please note that the on-screen color representations are not necessarily precise
representations of actual colors due to variance in monitor calibrations.
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Although the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics logo hasn't garnered the same sort of criticism as the 2012 London Olympic Logo, it is an odd design in the grand spectrum of previous Olympics. Featuring futuristic lettering with letters and numbers that partially mirror each other, it is the first to bundle a web address right in the logo, as well as the first to entirely eschew hand-drawn elements. In a word, it's gone flat. But why?
Over at the New Yorker, an interesting article details the design process for the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics Logo. While the logo ended up being flat and somewhat futuristic—the kind of font you might see on the side of a spaceship in Tarkovsky's Solaris—the original proposal was actually much more traditional and ornate.
The winning design for the Sochi Olympics logo came from a design team at the Interbrand Agency, and was originally intended to channel much more of Russia's cultural and artistic challenges, a la the winning logo of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. As such, the team imagined the lettering of the Sochi logo to either incorporate a floral design inspired by Russian Khokhloma art, or a logo which incorporated Sochi's local resort culture through pictures of things like animals, sailing, and beaches.
Neither design was what the Olympics Organizing Committee wanted though. They favored a more modern, futuristic design, and thus began what appears to have been a frustrating period of compromise with the various layers of the Olympic bureaucracy, including the local Russian government, the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the Organizing Committee, marketing specialists, famous athletes, and more. With so many people flashing thumbs up or thumbs down on a design, it often becomes impossible to trace the rationale for a finished logo.
With a coherent design rationale quite possibly imposed post-facto, it's likely we'll never know the decision process that garnered a type design where "Sochi" and "2014" seemingly mirror one another. It could be meant to reflect Sochi's status as a Black Sea resort town, or Russia as a country of contrasts, both geographically and culturally. Certainly, the official press release that accompanied the logo's unveiling in December 2009 wasn't particularly illuminating, claiming that the logo "illustrates the connection between the past and the future, traditions and innovations" and forms "a holistic representation of Russia."
Perhaps the most practical reason behind Sochi's minimalist, non-traditional design is simply that it's the first Olympic logo made with digital in mind. When it was first unveiled, the IOC called the logo the "first digital brand in the history of the Olympic movement." The reason the Sochi 2014 Olympics Logo is so non-traditional, then, might very well be the same reason that companies like Visa and Apple are going flat: simpler design bridge multiple mediums like digital and print better.
Read The New Yorker's entire piece here.


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