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post #6871 of 14942
10/29/11 at 9:35pm
I'd jump on some of the trousers online, but it seems that 32x34 is nonexistent.

That leather flight jacket is gorgeous.
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post #6872 of 14942
10/30/11 at 1:31am
Does anyone have any rrl sizing advice? I'm a medium to large in most brands.. 40ish inch chest but long arms and wide back so I am medium in j crew Or gap... Large in slimmer brands like h&m or something...

I'm looking to buy some outerwear and shirts...

Oh and belt sizing? Just one size up from my normal waist? If I'm a 32 waist then buy 34?
Edited by spacemanvt - 10/30/11 at 1:53am
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post #6873 of 14942
10/30/11 at 1:59am
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There are quite a few shops, but the markup is quite high and very limited sales. I was in Japan when they opened the Rugby shop, prices for the standard $60 oxford came out to $118 I think at the current exchange rate. And the ~$75 shirts were going for ~$150. Every time I go to Asia I always debate whether I should just stop by Barneys and buy two or three of the trendier bags and pay for the whole trip through that. (or iPads). I don't have the resellers' connections to make sure the stuff sells right away though

Yeah I know there are a few, they specifically mentioned Korea during the interview (or at least one person did), I don't doubt it at all that Asian markets would get an uptick in prices.

I wish I knew someone I could trust to help me do something like that in Japan. I would empty the stores and head out there - or open a business there that resold
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post #6874 of 14942
10/30/11 at 6:06am
LIndricks and the blue/red dobby workshirt ordered. Those codes are way to easy to fake, but I'm glad they are. Definitely was tempted by a few other things but these are the two I just couldn't pass up.
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post #6875 of 14942
10/30/11 at 7:16am
I'm thinking of pulling the trigger on some of the RRL oxblood or barn red selvedge jeans. Can anyone chime in on how their denim in these kinds of dyes fade? Wasn't able to find any pictures of them other than new.
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post #6876 of 14942
10/30/11 at 8:06am
Why is the big deal about the lindricks Boot? Everyone seems to be interested in that.
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post #6877 of 14942
10/30/11 at 8:44am
it's a good looking cordovan boot made by Crockett & Jones for $560 with the sale....what isn't to like? I've been wanting a wingtip boot for a while but none of the Alden offerings had really grabbed me. I like this one and it's cheaper than Alden with the sale so I'm going to give them a try.
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post #6878 of 14942
10/30/11 at 9:21am
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it's a good looking cordovan boot made by Crockett & Jones for $560 with the sale....what isn't to like? I've been wanting a wingtip boot for a while but none of the Alden offerings had really grabbed me. I like this one and it's cheaper than Alden with the sale so I'm going to give them a try.

cool! i will kop too... any sizing advice??
i am usually a 10E UK in Crockett and Jones
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post #6879 of 14942
10/30/11 at 9:30am
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Originally Posted by spacemanvt View Post

Does anyone have any rrl sizing advice? I'm a medium to large in most brands.. 40ish inch chest but long arms and wide back so I am medium in j crew Or gap... Large in slimmer brands like h&m or something...

I'm looking to buy some outerwear and shirts...

Oh and belt sizing? Just one size up from my normal waist? If I'm a 32 waist then buy 34?

I'm about the same and wear primarily L in RRL shirts.
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post #6880 of 14942
10/30/11 at 9:45am
I've heard they run slightly large, but maybe not quite as large as Alden barrie last for example. So maybe 1/4-1/3 size large? I have 11D Alden cordos in barrie last and they just fit lengthwise, and I've had the same size in Trubalance last that were too short. So I went 11.5 on these, we'll see how they work out, I hope I don't wish I had gone with an 11 instead.
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post #6881 of 14942
10/30/11 at 9:46am
i often wondered the same thing r.e. japanese resellers. if RL was paying attention, a RRL store would have opened in Japan a long time ago.

stu00a, i'm going back today to get my backpack. i saw the leather one, PM me if you need a proxy.
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post #6882 of 14942
10/30/11 at 10:02am
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Why is the big deal about the lindricks Boot? Everyone seems to be interested in that.

They are a grail boot. I still am afraid to wear mine.
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post #6883 of 14942
10/30/11 at 10:09am
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Originally Posted by slide13 View Post

it's a good looking cordovan boot made by Crockett & Jones for $560 with the sale....what isn't to like? I've been wanting a wingtip boot for a while but none of the Alden offerings had really grabbed me. I like this one and it's cheaper than Alden with the sale so I'm going to give them a try.

cool! i will kop too... any sizing advice??
i am usually a 10E UK in Crockett and Jones

My US10.5D Lindricks are also marked UK10, EU44.5, CM29, CN45 on the box.
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post #6884 of 14942
10/30/11 at 10:11am
How do I get Lindricks for 560? Zippy what size aer you in trickers?
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post #6885 of 14942
10/30/11 at 10:14am
Do you need a special shoe tree for the boots?
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