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post #13336 of 14848

1/14/13 at 7:00pm

captainshields

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Originally Posted by RobearH

Finally was able to score this NWT RRL Navajo print overshirt from a really great Ebayer via

Paypal. The $ was right, it arrived in a flash and the even gentlemen even included this RRL memo pad as lagniappe..

Thanks sir much appreciated, Robear

Nice shirt! And I always wanted one of those pads too. Can't justify $20 for a litte pad of paper though!

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post #13337 of 14848

1/14/13 at 11:18pm

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Originally Posted by Dirty Denim

Thank u so much for that measurement Timbaland. I wonder if I grab a pair and bought maybe a 34 length instead of my usual 32 and had them hemmed it would eliminate the flare . If u have a chance can u measure the bottom of the Jean right above the flare? That would get me the detailing of the boot cut but with the hem of the slims

Didn't get a chance to measure until now but I doubt it. Like I said the flare is very slight. It only increases by a quarter inch. If you get a washed pair, I would get your normal inseam then just maybe have a tailor taper it a tiny bit if it bothers you that much. I measured it and I have to go up like 7 inches on the inseam to get a width of 8". (which is the same width as the knee)

post #13338 of 14848

1/15/13 at 5:09am

Dirty Denim

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Lol by that time I'll have a pair of shorts. Thanks for the measurement. Not that the flare bothers me but I was thinking it would prevent a clean cuff.

post #13339 of 14848

1/15/13 at 7:57am

dilbert

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What is the sizing recommendation for the new Murdock boots? Should we go down half a size or go TTS?

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1/15/13 at 8:06am

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I went TTS on both colors of them

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1/15/13 at 8:30am

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Definitely not down. TTS or I might have even been able to go up half a size. Talking about the black ones here.

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1/15/13 at 9:49am

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Originally Posted by indigoeagle

Definitely not down. TTS or I might have even been able to go up half a size. Talking about the black ones here.

For me the two tone brown ones were a tighter fit in the width (to the point that I almost sized up) than the black ones but broke in to be more comfortable

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1/15/13 at 10:10am

Denim

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Can any of the RRL store workers upload a pic of the RRL shoe & boot selections?

I don't have much time to stop at the actual store and was wondering what the options were.

Thanks

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1/15/13 at 10:25am

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Originally Posted by Denim

Can any of the RRL store workers upload a pic of the RRL shoe & boot selections?

I don't have much time to stop at the actual store and was wondering what the options were.

Thanks

Call and have an SA email you, they are all pretty helpful in most cases

post #13345 of 14848

1/15/13 at 9:58pm