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post #46 of 66
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ET thanks for that. I choose shirtings based on the design now, if I like it I buy it, within reason. I stay away from 200/2, but thats just personal preference. G&R 170/2 Luna, OMG exquisite.


+100. The Luna range is my all-time favorite. Its light and silky like a really 170s, but still somehow manages to drape well and maintain its shape. Much prefer it to the higher-count offerings from G+R.
 

 

post #47 of 66
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Bonfanti, DJA or both?

Bonfanti, I am going to help Giancarlo set up his E-commerce site. So everybody can order his fabrics directly online.
post #48 of 66
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+100. The Luna range is my all-time favorite. Its light and silky like a really 170s, but still somehow manages to drape well and maintain its shape. Much prefer it to the higher-count offerings from G+R.
 

 


Have you tried DJA 170s ("Emerald")? I think it has the same properties, except I find the colors/patterns to be much nicer. Though not as nice as the Buckingham 140s goldline, which is my personal sweet spot.

I agree with Badsha in that I look for color and design first, which is why I look forward to Bonfanti's online offerings. They and Riva seem to take the aesthetics very seriously.
post #49 of 66
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Bonfanti, I am going to help Giancarlo set up his E-commerce site. So everybody can order his fabrics directly online.



Very nice - I look forward to this.

 



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Have you tried DJA 170s ("Emerald")? I think it has the same properties, except I find the colors/patterns to be much nicer. Though not as nice as the Buckingham 140s goldline, which is my personal sweet spot.

I agree with Badsha in that I look for color and design first, which is why I look forward to Bonfanti's online offerings. They and Riva seem to take the aesthetics very seriously.



I am familiar with the Goldline Buckingham collection, but I much prefer G+R's Luna offerings. Not familiar with DJA Emerald, though knowing DJA as I do, I imagine the price being at least 2x the Luna.

 

post #50 of 66
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Bonfanti, I am going to help Giancarlo set up his E-commerce site. So everybody can order his fabrics directly online.

I can't wait!

Also, thank you T4 and C&A for the incredible pictures!
post #51 of 66
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Very nice - I look forward to this.

 





I am familiar with the Goldline Buckingham collection, but I much prefer G+R's Luna offerings. Not familiar with DJA Emerald, though knowing DJA as I do, I imagine the price being at least 2x the Luna.

 


Price depends on shirtmaker. Hemrajani charges basically the same for G&R and TM/DJA. G&R 140s is $10 cheaper than TM 140s, and DJA 170s is $10 cheaper than G&R 170s. Go figure.

I might try some Luna in solids to see what the hype is about. My only complaint with G&R is that the colors, at least in their patterned fabrics, are slightly fluorescent/electric.
post #52 of 66
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Bonfanti, I am going to help Giancarlo set up his E-commerce site. So everybody can order his fabrics directly online.

That's great news! looking forward to that.
post #53 of 66
Grazie.
post #54 of 66
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Met with Giancarlo Bonfanti today... Thanks for arranging the meet up T4!
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Bonfanti, I am going to help Giancarlo set up his E-commerce site. So everybody can order his fabrics directly online.


Heel erg bedankt
post #55 of 66
Hopefully the site goes live soon.
post #56 of 66
Any update on the site?
post #57 of 66
Damn that was in September and now its Jan. 2012.
post #58 of 66
It seems that Bonfanti's e-shop is now live: http://www.bonfantitessuti.it/

Andrey
post #59 of 66
90cm so you would need 3 yards or 2.75mts?
post #60 of 66
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It seems that Bonfanti's e-shop is now live: http://www.bonfantitessuti.it/
Andrey
Wow, that's a really horrible website.
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