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post #1726 of 3472

11/1/11 at 6:07pm

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Originally Posted by unclesam099

You should get the size M or even the S. I'm a 40/42 and wear a M from J. Crew and got the M lambswool cardigan, found that it is just right, if not even a little long (which is ok).

I'd go with the Medium.

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Originally Posted by Liquidus

Would the classic 14oz flannel pants be appropriate for the current San Francisco climate? Highs range from the low 60s to the low 70s. Thanks.

In the low 70s could be pushing it, but I wear mine in the low 60s. In general, I think the classic flannel is great for SF.

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post #1727 of 3472

11/2/11 at 8:10am

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More stuff coming either this weekend or next. I think you'll be pleased...

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11/3/11 at 7:55am

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Some unfortunate news: no more cashmere caps this fall. Production issues, I'm afraid.

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11/3/11 at 9:47am

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Some unfortunate news: no more cashmere caps this fall. Production issues, I'm afraid.

Fack.

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11/3/11 at 10:23am

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More stuff coming either this weekend or next. I think you'll be pleased...

There will be an e-mail blasted at that point, right? So we can jump and buy before they sell out?

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11/3/11 at 12:30pm

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Fack.

Yeah, a big bummer. But we'll get a bunch for next fall.

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There will be an e-mail blasted at that point, right? So we can jump and buy before they sell out?

Absolutely, especially for something this eagerly-anticipated. I've been getting emails...

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11/5/11 at 10:26am

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Just got the Herringbone Flannels and the Moleskins- have to say, Jamison, the flannels especially are something special. Sure to be a wardrobe staple long-term.

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11/5/11 at 4:51pm

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Yeah, just got my flannel herringbones today. Gorgeous. Makes me really wish I had an extra $400 laying around to pick up another pair of flannels and maybe some pick-and-picks. Sadly, I do not.

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11/6/11 at 3:12am

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Just got my navy pick and picks. Easily the nicest and best constructed pants I've ever purchased.

Problem is the 34s are a bit loose in the waist (comfortably though) but tight on my butt.

Having ripped the seat of two Mabitex I can't help but be paranoid.

Has anyone had a seat tear, or let out the seat without ruining the great silhouette?

post #1735 of 3472

11/6/11 at 7:07am