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Be careful, I own the "large gingham" version and it runs really short in length, I think it has a squared bottom rather than tails like most shirts...
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Originally Posted by El Argentino
That's really good-looking. I'm partial to how understated it is.
I took a chance and ordered it. I'll do my own review after I've had it for a while.
My self-imposed exhile from J. Crew is over -- visited this afternoon and thought this "Baird McNutt linen camp shirt in Gunnersby gingham" (that's a mouthful!) looked good: ...
Love my Beaufort, waxed cotton generally -- and am now looking for something a little different. Anyone have information on the Barbour Middleburn:
If you've seen this jack in person and/or own one, what are your...
"But for the industry at large, the issue is this: the heritage boom has been incredibly successful at attracting a large new consumer base of young men who otherwise had little interest in fashion, feel comfortable with their...
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Originally Posted by kmdsimpson
Oh, if you are in SF, you should be able to find them if they still make them. That vintage store looks great!
Levis are one item that J Crew really crosses the line on...
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ive talked to nick horween and he was the one that suggested i use venetian cream to condition their cxl. i would tend to believe one of the guys that makes the stuff then some...
thanks for posting - that's truly amazing. I had never heard of Quoddy until about four years ago and, frankly, sometimes I wondered if they really did make shoes way back when. This renews my faith in the company (but now, do they...
looks like Gitman Vintage is indeed expanding beyond shirts - available at South Willard:
slim fit, Japanese organic cotton, made in USA http://www.southwillard.com/collecti...-oxford-blazer
SW has a nice linen chambray button...