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*Tee* · Sep 26, 2010

Originally Posted by KitAkira

I would suggest a M for you.

That's what I've bought.

While we're on it...

I just saw the Etro shirts in your sales thread. What do you think of them quality-wise ? I'm looking for a purple casual shirt and came across this one today...

KitAkira · Sep 26, 2010

Quality is pretty good, comparable to any other designer brand (MMM, Marni, Dries, etc.). Some of their designs leave me scratching my head, but when they get it right they make some fun shirts that I can appreciate (I'm also a sucker for colorful things)

Kensington · Sep 27, 2010

Originally Posted by Kensington

Can anyone ID this jumpsuit or recommend something similar? I like the slim fit and the pockets.

Anyone?

Scooba · Sep 27, 2010

I don't understand Euro sizing. If a pair of jeans are euro size 40 what is that in American sizing? If I normally wear 33 or 34 waist jeans, what Euro size should I look for. Thanks

commodorewheeler · Sep 27, 2010

Originally Posted by Scooba

I don't understand Euro sizing. If a pair of jeans are euro size 40 what is that in American sizing? If I normally wear 33 or 34 waist jeans, what Euro size should I look for. Thanks

I've never seen a pair of men's jeans that were Euro size 40, because that seems really small, but a 34 waist is a 50 in Euro sizing.

Scooba · Sep 27, 2010

Ok, it's hard with Yoox cause some stuff is Euro and some is American. I am surprised Margiela makes jeans in American size 40 though...

Hartmann · Sep 27, 2010

Originally Posted by cb_32

is shipping free at revolveclothing.com for canada?

Yes, and they ship by US Post which usually means no duty. Combine with discount codes ftw

KitAkira · Sep 27, 2010

Originally Posted by Scooba

Ok, it's hard with Yoox cause some stuff is Euro and some is American. I am surprised Margiela makes jeans in American size 40 though...
Yoox always lists US sizes (and if you click a size, it'll tell you what tagged size that refers to). Occasionally they use suiting sizes for pants, that's the only difference, but it's still US

Scooba · Sep 27, 2010

Originally Posted by KitAkira

Yoox always lists US sizes (and if you click a size, it'll tell you what tagged size that refers to). Occasionally they use suiting sizes for pants, that's the only difference, but it's still US

So all the pants and denim that are sizes 38, 40, and 42 are US sizes? I didn't think designer stuff went up that high. Thanks for the clarification though. Makes it easier for me.

Scooba · Sep 27, 2010

Another lame question. If I wear medium jackets, which size would I be getting in this? Thanks again

http://www.yoox.com/item.asp?cod10=41160306

Kensington · Sep 27, 2010

Anyone know a good cheaper alternative to these quoddy mocs. I found these ll bean mocs that are kind of close but I they have some extra stitches on them I don't could do without.

KitAkira · Sep 27, 2010

Originally Posted by Scooba

So all the pants and denim that are sizes 38, 40, and 42 are US sizes? I didn't think designer stuff went up that high. Thanks for the clarification though. Makes it easier for me.
Did you not see the part about suiting size? Those are listed by comparable suiting size (generally those would equate to a 32, 34, and 36 US waist size, respectively)

Originally Posted by Scooba

Another lame question. If I wear medium jackets, which size would I be getting in this? Thanks again http://www.yoox.com/item.asp?cod10=41160306
Depends on where on the medium scale you fall and what you're using to determine you're a medium. If you're using the cheaper American market clothes as a baseline, they tend to be cut boxy and are sized as M=40US, but most designers/Euro brands use M=38US. You can always return it for only a $6 shipping fee, but if you're a smaller medium, I doubt it'll fit (unless you want it oversized)

Strombollii · Sep 27, 2010

Originally Posted by BRMC_doves

Almost* embarrassed to ask this, but I do all my shopping online now, do here goes...

Where can I get a nice pullover hoodie in all black, to wear under a DR leather? I was eyeing this one on needsupply but it has a 3rd ring hole up at the neck which I'm not fond of.
I might judg grab a Russell athletics or something haha
American Apparel/Alternative Apparel?

Originally Posted by stinger70

Ok so i know nothing about shoes...want to get some high tops. My question is what is acceptable to combine with high tops in terms of the style of outfit. I would be tucking my slim cut jeans in them somehow, which is a pretty "urban" look and so im assuming you wouldnt wear high tops with a blazer or peacoat for example. What styles can you match these shoes into, and which colour as well? I've got my eye on a pair of all white supras.
Check out the WAYWT thread, especially some of Sq4You's posts

pinatapandemic · Sep 27, 2010

PC has a similar jump suit

Originally Posted by Kensington

Anyone?

dtmt · Sep 27, 2010

Originally Posted by KitAkira

Depends on where on the medium scale you fall and what you're using to determine you're a medium. If you're using the cheaper American market clothes as a baseline, they tend to be cut boxy and are sized as M=40US, but most designers/Euro brands use M=38US. You can always return it for only a $6 shipping fee, but if you're a smaller medium, I doubt it'll fit (unless you want it oversized)

That's confusingly worded... simpler explanation is that EUR50 usually fits like 38 US.

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