The Official RRL Thread

whodini · Sep 21, 2009

Originally Posted by edubs01

Has anybody been to a B&M store recently?
Yes.

whodini · Sep 21, 2009

Originally Posted by nonissue

http://blog.shopfarinellis.com/labels/RRL.html That's a start. I think whodini posted some more photos earlier in this thread of the oxfords.
http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...&postcount=491 Mauro said he still has a few of the slim fit jeans and oxfords left.

edubs01 · Sep 21, 2009

Can anybody provide insight into how the selvage oxfords fit?
If I normally take a small in the custom fit oxfords would I be in small in these?

whodini · Sep 21, 2009

Originally Posted by edubs01

Can anybody provide insight into how the selvage oxfords fit? If I normally take a small in the custom fit oxfords would I be in small in these?
http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...postcount=3277 The custom fit oxfords are a bit big, you might be a medium in RRL.

edubs01 · Sep 22, 2009

If I am a medium in the BoO Lightweight flannel, what size should I get in the oxford?

spencers · Sep 22, 2009

I can't seem to find the measurements for these oxfords... edit: i'm a freaking idiot. http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...postcount=3277

tonio028 · Sep 22, 2009

Originally Posted by edubs01

If I am a medium in the BoO Lightweight flannel, what size should I get in the oxford?

You ask this same question in almost every thread there is. Do you ever compare measurements for shirts? This is essential for online shopping. I am a small across the board in almost everything I own except for BoO overdyes and W+H this season since they are running small, but in all cases, if I compare my measurements, then I get the fit right the first time. I can understand having issues with sizing when measurements aren't available, but there is a chart showing RRL oxford sizing in this thread. Grab a tape measure.

Welcome to my ignore list.

ahjota · Sep 22, 2009

Originally Posted by tonio028

You ask this same question in almost every thread there is. Do you ever compare measurements for shirts? This is essential for online shopping. I am a small across the board in almost everything I own except for BoO overdyes and W+H this season since they are running small, but in all cases, if I compare my measurements, then I get the fit right the first time. I can understand having issues with sizing when measurements aren't available, but there is a chart showing RRL oxford sizing in this thread. Grab a tape measure.

Welcome to my ignore list.

randomkoreandude · Sep 22, 2009

Originally Posted by tonio028

Welcome to my ignore list.

LOL

edubs01 · Sep 22, 2009

Tonio is a real tough guy

Mauro · Sep 22, 2009

Call my store 703.647.9856 they will give you every measurement you want even if you are missing a limb or have some kind of deformity.
best,
Mauro

spencers · Sep 23, 2009

Wish I could find an XS blue or pink ocbd.

Mauro · Sep 24, 2009

^^ did you call my store.
For those few who placed a officer trouser they are now in Black and ghurka .

spencers · Sep 24, 2009

Originally Posted by Mauro

^^ did you call my store.
For those few who placed a officer trouser they are now in Black and ghurka .

Yep. Fresh out of blue, at least. I'll have to wait to hear back from them tomorrow about the pink.

KA1555 · Sep 24, 2009

Originally Posted by edubs01

If I am a medium in the BoO Lightweight flannel, what size should I get in the oxford?

I'm a medium in BoO oxfords, and I found that the small in RRL fit me perfectly. It's the best fitting oxford I've ever purchased.

I'm not sure if that helps.

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