I've been looking for a brown-ish sport coat and thought this is probably what I'm looking for so I copped. Hopefully it works out well.
Thank you sir! You're going to love this jacket.
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size 36 already sold out? damn epaulet stuff is gone quick
Oh no, this one only came in size 38 and 40. I only had four units to cut.
We'll have more tweed and heavyweight sportcoats in about 4 weeks. These two jackets were special buys, and I was able to get a limited amount of cloth off-price and make up the jacket for about $100 less than it would typically be. But there's only 3 units of Peat Marl, and about 6 of the Olive Windowpane.
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That is one bad ass sport coat. Probably would wear too hot for Los Angeles?
Well, these are lighter than Harris Tweed. I think that they would be a great Fall/Winter piece for LA. And in colder climates, they're a good weight to wear in a heated indoor setting without getting too hot.
I live in Minnesota. Will there be rivet chinos in anything heavier than 10oz for Fall/Winter?
Not the chinos, but we'll have Walt's in all sorts of thick tweed and Moleskin. And the flannel chinos are quite warm.
That said, there's not a huge difference in warmth between the duck canvas chinos and a regular jean. If you're comfortable wearing a jean in the winter (normal weight, not something nutzo like Ironheart), then the duck canvas should serve you just fine.
We'll have more tweed and heavyweight sportcoats in about 4 weeks. These two jackets were special buys, and I was able to get a limited amount of cloth off-price and make up the jacket for about $100 less than it would typically be. But there's only 3 units of Peat Marl, and about 6 of the Olive Windowpane.
So assuming my order got through, I got a super limited edition Epaulet jacket? Sweet!
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I live in Minnesota. Will there be rivet chinos in anything heavier than 10oz for Fall/Winter?
Not the chinos, but we'll have Walt's in all sorts of thick tweed and Moleskin. And the flannel chinos are quite warm.
That said, there's not a huge difference in warmth between the duck canvas chinos and a regular jean. If you're comfortable wearing a jean in the winter (normal weight, not something nutzo like Ironheart), then the duck canvas should serve you just fine.
I live in MN and last fall/winter I found the regular 8oz canvas Rivet Chinos to be sufficient if I wasn't outside for an extended period of time. I think the standard 8oz canvas might actually work better in cold weather than the 10oz duck canvas because the ducks have a pretty open weave and seemed to be cooler when worn in the summer. What I thought really worked well for MN winter are the moleskin and Cramerton Walts.
Picked up the cocoa tweed trousers from the tailor. Slimmed down leg openings a bit and had 2" cuffs installed.
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Very nice, can't wait to see those pants in action!
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So assuming my order got through, I got a super limited edition Epaulet jacket? Sweet!
I live in MN and last fall/winter I found the regular 8oz canvas Rivet Chinos to be sufficient if I wasn't outside for an extended period of time. I think the standard 8oz canvas might actually work better in cold weather than the 10oz duck canvas because the ducks have a pretty open weave and seemed to be cooler when worn in the summer. What I thought really worked well for MN winter are the moleskin and Cramerton Walts.
Oh yes, it definitely went through, and you got one of the 4 that we made. Peat Marl is now totally sold out. Good timing!
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I had some free time yesterday, my camera on hand, and two Epaulet pieces on, so I snapped some quick pics Warning: Spoiler!(Click to show)
Salinger Double Monk in Brown Calf
Cutaway collar shirt in Melon Micro Gingham
I'm very tempted by the Olive Windowpane tweed, but I can't decide if the colours would work for me. Will the jackets you mentioned arriving in a month include anything else with a big windowpane, bright plaid, etc. or are they mostly more subdued? After picking up the navy herringbone last year I figure I need something fun
Just grabbed a couple of shirts at Smith (Abecedarian did too!) a Gitman Blue Flannel (so sweet) and an even sweeter house shirt. Adele, fabtastic job on the new shirting, I'm also very tempted by another one of em...
Good seeing you today, NY Ranger, and nice pick-ups. I love the Ashland gingham I got. And man oh man, the new pants looked great. The purple tweeds are a thing of beauty.