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post #7741 of 14932
12/20/11 at 5:52pm
Honestly, the pair of Rogue Territory jeans I owned before were made a lot better than the the Slim Bootcuts I have now.

But it's the damn stitching on the back pockets and front pockets and now that I think about it...it's the back pockets and the front pocket details that I like on the OC's too. happy.gif
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post #7742 of 14932
12/20/11 at 6:10pm
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Originally Posted by burningbright View Post

Just be aware that it might give them streaky fades. I'm sure they'll lessen over time as they are washed and dried, but thought I'd offer fair warning.

On second thought, maybe I will just sell them and size down to a 32W...
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post #7743 of 14932
12/20/11 at 6:40pm
6 months of wear. 1 hot soak + 1 wash.

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post #7744 of 14932
12/20/11 at 6:54pm
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Originally Posted by RobearH View Post

He guys new to this thread and the site. I live in Texas and recenlty moved from Dallas to a ranch in the country. I also just started wearing RRL for some of my actual ranch and work wear (still a slave to fashion I guess). However ordering from sebsite and returning has no become somewhat of a hassle. The Brick and Mortor stores no longer take back website merchandise directly and only one store in Dallas carries a very small amount RRL.

I will would really appreciate any sizing and actual pic of the products you guys own as well as opinion of the quality. I have in the last 30 days completed 3 big orders and have had to return roughly 20% from each order and sending back and getting credit for return takes for ever.

One piece I continually put in and out of my cart is the Oilcloth Hunting Jacket....I am concerened about the level of distressing and overall fit and finish. So if anyone owns and has actual pics plus comments would be very appreciative. I own alot of the new stuff so perhaps I could return the favor

specs:
I am 6'
190lbs
and almost a perfect RRL large in most.

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Ive said it before but if youre thinking about getting that jacket i would recommend a Barbour instead. It will save you a few hundred dollars, and if youre actually using it for ranch work and in theory damaging it, you can send the Barbour back to the plant for repairs from now until you die.
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post #7745 of 14932
12/20/11 at 7:26pm
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Originally Posted by DenimDan View Post

6 months of wear. 1 hot soak + 1 wash.
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post #7746 of 14932
12/20/11 at 7:37pm
^ Chainstitch gone
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post #7747 of 14932
12/20/11 at 8:32pm

Salutations all,

 

Like RobearH, I'm one of the new guys. I've frequented this forum/thread much as a guest, but one can only engage so much without a voice. Not looking to post journal entries of questions, however any detailed feedback would be much appreciated.

 

  • For those familiar with the Oxford Sport Shirt, how is the cut in comparison to a custom fit Polo Ralph Lauren Shirt (specifically the tail, and sides) Also, should I remain patient for any potential post Christmas sales before purchasing?

 

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  • Has anyone been able to gage the fit (particularly a size small)?pPOLO2-11318523_lifestyle_v360x480.jpg

 

Thanks in advance. I also stay near a Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store, so I'll be sure to keep the thread informed on any items stocked.

 

 

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post #7748 of 14932
12/20/11 at 8:48pm
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Originally Posted by number9dream View Post

Thanks for posting pics! Have you laundered them yet? I am wondering whether the mud stains wash off --- is it somehow stained onto the jeans?

Your welcome. I hope it helps. I have not laundered them yet but am 99.9% sure that it wouldn't make a difference at all. I have had a lot of jeans with distressing or stains etc, and washing them has never removed them in any noticeable way.
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post #7749 of 14932
12/20/11 at 9:46pm
Sorry about this outlet talk again, but

My local outlet's general manager charged with distributing child porn. Wondered why he didn't show up when I was there.
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post #7750 of 14932
12/20/11 at 10:21pm
^ wtf...
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post #7751 of 14932
12/20/11 at 10:26pm
Well, it's going to take at least another 10% off to break this awkward silence.
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post #7752 of 14932
12/20/11 at 10:29pm
Anybody care to comment on the stretching? I have a pair of 31's that I wore for about a year that fit somewhat lose, but after losing a couple of pounds they slid off my waist and I couldn't wear them comfortably without pulling them up. I just picked up a size 30 and they are much tighter than I figured they'd be. I can get the top button done, but barely. Wondering if I'm just SOL since there is no measurement in between or if I should ride these out and let them stretch. Thanks!
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post #7753 of 14932
12/20/11 at 10:36pm
Deja vu? 2 -3 inches seems to be the norm.
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post #7754 of 14932
12/21/11 at 12:43am
haha. that's always going to be asked.
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post #7755 of 14932
12/21/11 at 5:50am
Additional 30% off all items already on sale.

My name is Robert, I am the RRL specialist in Chicago. Off today, but call on Thursday if you want anything.
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