Epaulet shop - Official Affiliate thread - Page 1231

Don't know if this has been posted yet, but just noticed this article about Mike and Adele.

 

http://www.timeout.com/newyork/shopping/most-stylish-new-yorkers-2013-adele-berne-and-mike-kuhle

Ah, I think Mike posted a preview shot. Reblogged!

do we have to create new accounts on the new site? or does our old login from the previous site work?

The former.

 

Was wondering when this would come out.  That Mike and Adele sport great style is a given.  I do like the profiles of the very impressive timepieces too.  Just sayin. 

 

That's a pretty general rule. The Irish linens seem to have a little more slubby texture to them and are a tad more stiff. The Elderberry and Juniper don't seem that far off as far as weight and stiffness though. The difference will be a little more noticeable with the other colors we run later on this season.

Any chance you guys bring back that peat multi-check fabric for the next round of factory finds sportcoats? Ordered 2 jackets the first round but couldn't convince myself to order 3.....

Anyone have the Walt Navy Duck Canvas? I think I'm in love with them but I was hoping to see some more photos of them in the wild. There only one of dylan and it looks different than in the stock photos in terms of the colour. http://epauletnewyork.com/products/slim-walt-navy-duck-canvas

When will the Factory Finds go live? Will block out time from meetings at work!

My wife and I are making the trek to NYC this week and I cannot wait to hit the LES location to pickup some goodies. It is always great to hang with the guys and try on items in person vs. have to worry about returning things from Canada. Especially excited to try the sweaters on and some different Carmina lasts.

Actually, a bit of an off topic question for the NYC people on here but my wife and I are really tiring to figure out what to wear for outerwear there this week. I am scared my Snorkal Parka may be too warm. Thinking of wearing a layering combo of Flannel button up/sweater or hoodie/down vest. I am coming from an area colder then NYC so want to make sure I don't over pack but still be warm (we will be walking around quite a bit).

Thoughts or suggestions?

I dont live in NYC, but I think layering always works best in situations where you're not sure.

Ah, unfortunately you need to create a new account. We weren't able to port over account info from the old site.

Possibly, if there's some remaining when we do the next round. Right now, I'm shooting for May on the next jacket factory finds, and we'll try to assemble a nice lineup of Fall tweeds and flannels. With the orders closing end of May, we'll get delivery in early August, and you'll have maximum Fall 13 to wear all of that stuff.

We've sold quite a few of those so some members might be able to post a fit shot. But I can tell you it's very much a true dark navy.


I'm thinking about two weeks. I want to get some of the last round delivered and shipped out to customers before the new one comes in. Most of the last FF have been cut and they'll work through the factory this week. I'll give you guys some heads-up before we do it.

Looking forward to seeing you guys!

Oh and definitely bring the Snorkel Parka. I've been wearing that for months - so has NYR. It's a brilliant weight, and I don't overheat in it. Holds a lot in the pockets too. I usually wear that with a medium-weight sweater and a scarf. I'm good to go.

One thing though: don't keep your wallet or phone in those outside pockets, especially on the subway. I always use the interior pocket or my trousers. Too easy for someone to reach into that without you knowing. Pickpocketing in NYC isn't that common (I've never actually had it happen), but it can occur, and it's good to be conscious of it.

+1 on both of these. You won't overheat in the Snork. They're calling for high temps all week to be high 30s to 40, but it always will feel colder, especially if its cloudy. The parka is light enough not to be a hassel, and you might not even need a scarf with it either, it zips pretty high. Tomorrow looks crummy (rain all day) and the warmest day (mid 40s)...enjoy your stay man!

Thanks for the input guys. We are used to the cold temp but you make a good point regarding functionality of the Parka.