captainfunk
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+1 Stanton street tailors. Had a few pairs of pants taken in/let out, put darts in shirts, all with great results.
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It's Orchard Tailor Services. I just picked up four-five shirts from them a few minutes ago. They're cheap and fast, but like Abecedarian mentioned, not extremely detail-oriented.
According to Matt, the bald headed guy's name is Fabian, and the guy with the dread locks is Chris. Both are pretty nice fellows.
Looks great! You're rocking that shirt properly too.All Epaulet everything. Gingham mash-up, plum Rivets, Alden natural CXL LWBs (not great viz, but that's thems).
collar looks a little off w/ that extra button open, but it was ******* hot, so that was minor concession to comfort ;-)
Grey t shirt or striped t shirt, roll up the pants, and simple low cut sneakers. Or replace t shirt with interesting pattern collar shirt. It's more versatile than you think.
several pages late.... but +1 for looking forward to Epaulet polos
Very nice - glad that you're enjoying those chinos! That color is so good.Distressed Mint Rivets paired with nothing in particular. Took several poor shots and am posting them all with the hope that the sum might be greater than it's parts.
^ I like this fabric. Its a shame I can't quite fit into the rivets. Anyhow:
Sage linen window pane SC, regiment twill trousers in moss (Rudy). If you wear a size 42 I really think you should consider buying this SC while you have the chance.
NYR, I've had several pairs of pants done at the tailor shop across the street from Epaulet and they do a fine job, but I'd add some caveats. They tend to cut length from the pants even on hems that could just as easily be turned up. You'll have to tell them if you want it otherwise. Also, they operate in a rush-rush way, like a server who tries to keep all the orders in his head rather writing them down. I suggest you repeat back to them what you're having done to each pant; it may save you some grief: I needed a pair of oxford rivets let out; they took them in. Cheers!
It's Orchard Tailor Services. I just picked up four-five shirts from them a few minutes ago. They're cheap and fast, but like Abecedarian mentioned, not extremely detail-oriented.
According to Matt, the bald headed guy's name is Fabian, and the guy with the dread locks is Chris. Both are pretty nice fellows.
^^ NYR don't know if it's too late but I'd highly recommend Stanton Street Tailors (around the corner from the Orchard St store). Pablo and his crew do exceptional, reasonably-priced work. You will have to come back though if it's more than just a hem or two.
Also I've heard Rene up Orchard is good.
Going on a date earlier today..
Actually, the french blues, while around 2/10 on SF swag scale I guess, turned out to be a pretty bold color to wear for me. I have to admit I had to grab myself by the cojones a bit.
(also present: red/white/blue madras)
Mike, it's great to know that you are going to be continuing the special order program since I was a boner and missed the last selection.
Mike, any word on the Carmina suede loafers? Inquiring minds want to know.
Mike,
Any chance of the Carmina loafers being ordered in UK 5 or UK 5.5? Would love to try a pair.
I'm very disappointed that the chocolate plaid (can't remember the exact fabric name) went as quickly as it did. I was planning on doing a pair of shorts in that. Wanted to rock that Ivy-style.
Mike,
Any chance of the Carmina loafers being ordered in UK 5 or UK 5.5? Would love to try a pair.