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SS gift?Yeah. Boggles the mind still
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LOL, I'm keeping it if I can't sell it. It's already at 50% off and it's probably the best ToJ pieces out of the 6 I had.
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Click the epaulet hashtag on IG and it's all Wis lol
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I finally got to check out the Esquire Network, and I like it. There's some good shows on(The Getaway is really good) and there's some good ones coming(How I Rock It). I think there's a lot of potential for this channel.
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Hahaha.
Sometimes I agree, man. It gets tons of compliments, especially at the J. Crew Men Shop eerily enough
Maybe it's a sign from the leather gods.
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Anyone ever order tees from Everlane?
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I have. I thought the quality was really good. I have a sweatshirt from them as well.
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Please, I need help with the fit of RL leather jacket I picked up today. Not sure how I feel about the fit. The XL was too tight, but the XXL is feels big. Upside is, will definitely be able to wear a thick sweater underneath to keep warm this coming winter. What y'all think?
To be honest, I doubt the XL is too tight on you, its just one of those things your body needs to get used to. Im sure almost al here experienced how uncomfortable it is to switch to slimmer clothes but that is just because your body adapted to the loose fitting clothes. Once you wear that jacket in a proper size, you wouldnt even notice how it fits anymore.
As suggested, take a pic with the L and XL, both open and closed if possible and you'll see if it is indeed too tight, you will see some pulling and weird wrinkles and folds if it is indeed just too small for you.
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I'm like, the poster boy for Everlane
I have at least one of every item they have. Weekender, seed stitch sweatshirt, tees, backpack, etc. I believe I'm one of their top-100 customers
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Usually lurking but my whiskey of choice is Yamazaki 18, harder to find, but in the Bay Area they have them at a few stores.
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Question: the 484 chinos I have from J.Crew make creases around my groin area, which accentuates my groin and kind of looks a bit awkward. This is more pronounced as my feet get closer together when standing.
Does this mean the waist on my pants are too big? I do have to wear a belt to keep the pants from falling to my hips.
Does this mean the waist on my pants are too big? I do have to wear a belt to keep the pants from falling to my hips.
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Yo I'm down for that ohio DB meet up. Gotta do it before jan 22nd tho that's when I leave again for 6 months
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Nice! I always thought they were only sold at the airports in Japan. Good taste!
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It sounds like the pants are too tight the way you're describing it.
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50% off at JCrew Factory. This is the time to cop up those heavyweight sportcoats.
Suiting only has the charcoal thompson in a full run of sizes but if you can land any of the sizes for the navy/light grey then you are money. Just a heads up, if you fit my build or are slimmer, then the jacket you buy will likely definitely need waist suppression along with the usual sleeve shortening. Can't speak on the trousers, never tried em on.
Oh and the camel topcoat I copped is at $124 for those lurking to buy one. Now is the time.
http://factory.jcrew.com/index.jsp
Suiting only has the charcoal thompson in a full run of sizes but if you can land any of the sizes for the navy/light grey then you are money. Just a heads up, if you fit my build or are slimmer, then the jacket you buy will likely definitely need waist suppression along with the usual sleeve shortening. Can't speak on the trousers, never tried em on.
Oh and the camel topcoat I copped is at $124 for those lurking to buy one. Now is the time.
http://factory.jcrew.com/index.jsp
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50% off at JCrew Factory. This is the time to cop up those heavyweight sportcoats.
Suiting only has the charcoal thompson in a full run of sizes but if you can land any of the sizes for the navy/light grey then you are money. Just a heads up, if you fit my build or are slimmer, then the jacket you buy will likely definitely need waist suppression along with the usual sleeve shortening. Can't speak on the trousers, never tried em on.
Oh and the camel topcoat I copped is at $124 for those lurking to buy one. Now is the time.
http://factory.jcrew.com/index.jsp
Factory only has 30/30 pant...how much can I take in the waist size of pants without truly messing up the pant itself?
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Also a great time to stock up on essentials like Socks, Gloves, Beenies, Scarves, Tees, etc.50% off at JCrew Factory. This is the time to cop up those heavyweight sportcoats.
Suiting only has the charcoal thompson in a full run of sizes but if you can land any of the sizes for the navy/light grey then you are money. Just a heads up, if you fit my build or are slimmer, then the jacket you buy will likely definitely need waist suppression along with the usual sleeve shortening. Can't speak on the trousers, never tried em on.
Oh and the camel topcoat I copped is at $124 for those lurking to buy one. Now is the time.
http://factory.jcrew.com/index.jsp
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@ShadyKay NT What is your waist size? These are flat front so suppressing the waist and tapering won't be tough.
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I want a camel topcoat but I know I'll never get any use of it living in Miami lol
And dammit A I'm trying to save some money, I already got like 3 items in the cart lol good looks though
And dammit A I'm trying to save some money, I already got like 3 items in the cart lol good looks though
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I'm a 28.
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Haha no doubt bruh.
But you should likely cop all of those things..
And Shady, can't say since I've never had that done but I'd bet something like that would come out fine. If you were changing for a 36 to a 30, this will likely be problematic. That's such a small decrease, I bet you'd be money.
But you should likely cop all of those things..
And Shady, can't say since I've never had that done but I'd bet something like that would come out fine. If you were changing for a 36 to a 30, this will likely be problematic. That's such a small decrease, I bet you'd be money.
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Haha no doubt bruh.
But you should likely cop all of those things..
And Shady, can't say since I've never had that done but I'd bet something like that would come out fine. If you were changing for a 36 to a 30, this will likely be problematic. That's such a small decrease, I bet you'd be money.
Cool thanks, turns out the 36s in the Navy Thompson JUST sold out, had it in my cart and boom, now its gone.
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Haha no doubt bruh.
But you should likely cop all of those things..
And Shady, can't say since I've never had that done but I'd bet something like that would come out fine. If you were changing for a 36 to a 30, this will likely be problematic. That's such a small decrease, I bet you'd be money.
Cool thanks, turns out the 36s in the Navy Thompson JUST sold out, had it in my cart and boom, now its gone.
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