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tv2177

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this jacket is awesome!!! I would love to have one but i don't got that dope.

btw, mr porter carries RRL? or that's ur pants?
 

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this jacket is awesome!!! I would love to have one but i don't got that dope.
btw, mr porter carries RRL? or that's ur pants?


Hey, thanks. I need some feedback to help decide.

On the pants - they are Rag & Bone, but just got them from Mr. Porter, as you could tell! I didn't notice the tag was showing until later. The pants are the Blade II. I think Mr. Porter is sold out, but I saw them on Barney's website, too.
 
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Agreed. Good to maybe 50 degrees, but not substantial enough below that. Here's mine. Excuse the douchebag iPhoto filter:
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the jacket matches the scenery
 

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does anyone have experience w/ RRL chambray?

i'm wondering how this one fits (below - light chambray buffalo western)

XS in RRL sometimes fits me well, and it sometimes is a little baggy, depending on the season

 
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In general, the westerns fit pretty slim in the body and normal in the sleeves. Best bet is to email RL customer service for measurements.
 

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Hey kmd, that's definitely a nice jacket. I think the puffy body looks fine since it's a bomber style. The sleeves could use a bit of taking in or maybe it's just the cuffs that are a little too wide which kind of throws things off.
 
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Hey kmd, that's definitely a nice jacket. I think the puffy body looks fine since it's a bomber style. The sleeves could use a bit of taking in or maybe it's just the cuffs that are a little too wide which kind of throws things off.


The sleeves look that way because they have knit cuffs hidden inside.
 

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I think I've finally accepted that I need to size down on my Orchard St selvage buckleback chinos. I haven't worn them at all because they're a little too big, even post-alteration.
 

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Was just browsing through all of the sale collections again and I am diggin these 2 pieces.
Does anybody own either or tried on instore? Sizing?
Wool Plaid Vest
http://www.ralphlauren.com/product/...p=11588650.12337574&view=99&parentPage=family


Ever since Ralph purchased Filson, I've seen this plaid pattern showing up quite a bit. It's basically a vest that's patterned exactly after the Filson vest, sans the shotgun shell pocket. You can get these on ebay auctions for anywhere from $50-70 shipped. I think I paid about $60 for mine.

Here's an example (though the size is huge). A little patience will pay off:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/FILSON-20-M...111098?pt=US_CSA_MC_Vests&hash=item2a1737107a




I think I've finally accepted that I need to size down on my Orchard St selvage buckleback chinos. I haven't worn them at all because they're a little too big, even post-alteration.


Have they been washed yet? Mine shrank quite a bit in both the waist and inseam.
 
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wow had no idea ralph owned filson. makes sense looking at how similar both pieces look
 

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Sorry, only had half the story right. It's my understanding though that Filson shares patterns with RL because of Williams' relationship with Polo:

http://multichannelmerchant.com/news/marketing_filson_sold_former/


I did try giving them a hot soak, with little results. Did you put yours in the dryer?


Yeah I ran mine through the dryer as well.
 

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RRL version of the FIlson mackinaw vest does have shotgun shell pocket. Saying they are are re-using a pattern is a bit of a leap. Any patents on the original patterns have long since expired. They are just like any other repro brand where they will re-do vintage items with updated cuts
 

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