Posts by lachyzee

Quote:Originally Posted by burnso Thanks for all that, have some more thinking to do. Might end up getting a shirt tailored first as a template so I know the fit is ok for future online purchases. If you've got time to spare, do that.

Quote:Originally Posted by burnso Hey Lachyzee you've had experience with Luxire shirts haven't you? I've decided I should get a few business shirts made up, and have measured 2 shirts that fit well (I think), and will use a...

Quote:Originally Posted by luxire In my understanding, Oxofrd is a standard consistent weave. The difference in pinpoint and royal pertain to: 1. The count of the yarn used 2. The construction of the weave. The Royal oxford is...

Quote:Originally Posted by thebrownman LachyZee, are you Macklemore? Only on weekends.

Luxire,We are having a discussion over in the Oz members' thread re oxford cloths.I was looking on your site, and I believe that those currently labelled "Royal" oxfords are actually "Pinpoint" oxfords.They have the fine square weave...

Oh no worries I wasn't calling you out - we don't do that here. Royal Oxford has more of a sheen, definitely.

Quote:Originally Posted by Prince of Paisley Very nice. That type of oxford cloth - royal oxford I think it's called - is my favourite cloth. Very hardwearing, warm when it needs to be, reasonably iron friendly, and breathes as well....

Windowpane, I'd head to Bangalore and get Luxire to fit you up! On that note, damn you AUD.

I agree with FXH. They will look odd with jeans. And may stray into Hipster territory, depending on how skinny your jeans are. Would look good with a navy suit though, or a smart pair of cotton trousers.

Quote:Originally Posted by lachyzee My latest FedEx delivery has, so far, gone from Bangalore > Mumbai > New Delhi > Bangkok > Guangzhou > Melbourne (tomorrow, I hope, although I wouldn't rule out a SIN being thrown in there). Seems...