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patrick_b

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I'm with DC Office Hack, looks good with the exception of the long sleeves. My Sapper fits well everywhere with the exception of the long sleeves. Fortunately it has cord lined cuffs so I can roll them once and it looks OK.
 

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I'm with DC Office Hack, looks good with the exception of the long sleeves. My Sapper fits well everywhere with the exception of the long sleeves. Fortunately it has cord lined cuffs so I can roll them once and it looks OK.


I have no experience with tailoring but I would guess that they would shorten the length from the shoulder? Or will it be easier to just shorten them up to the sleeve straps?

-V
 

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PSA from the Manhattan Sales Alert Thread:

Saks Fifth Avenue had Olive and Black Barbour Beauforts in sizes 36, 38, 42 (olive) and 38-44 (black) as of 7:00pm last night. $399-40%


Here are some fit pics of my 42 Beaufort. The question is, keep it or go for maybe a 40?
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I think this depends on what you plan on wearing underneath the jacket. I personally would not be happy with this fit.
 
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I have no experience with tailoring but I would guess that they would shorten the length from the shoulder? Or will it be easier to just shorten them up to the sleeve straps?
-V


It'll be more expensive and difficult to do the former rather than the latter.
 

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anyone have the measurements for the james bond tokito jacket?

i'm 5'9" 170lbs with broad shoulders (top heavy from working out)
i have ordered it in Large but want to change the pre-order to a MEDIUM - would this be smart?

i recently ordered a quilted barbour tokito in large and am not happy with the fit as i think its a bit too long. i understand the james bond jacket is tailored more tight though, and the quilted jackets are designed loosely..But I am still curious if medium would be a better purchase.

thanks
 

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anyone have the measurements for the james bond tokito jacket?
i'm 5'9" 170lbs with broad shoulders (top heavy from working out)
i have ordered it in Large but want to change the pre-order to a MEDIUM - would this be smart?
i recently ordered a quilted barbour tokito in large and am not happy with the fit as i think its a bit too long. i understand the james bond jacket is tailored more tight though, and the quilted jackets are designed loosely..But I am still curious if medium would be a better purchase.
thanks


I have measurements from the Small and Medium ones I sold a few weeks ago
Small
19.5" pit to pit
26" sleeve from shoulder to cuff
16.5" shoulders
27" length

Medium
20.5" pit to pit
26.5" sleeve from shoulder to cuff
17.5" shoulders
28" length

Im guessing neither will help much. You probably need an XL.
 

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anyone have the measurements for the james bond tokito jacket?
i'm 5'9" 170lbs with broad shoulders (top heavy from working out)
i have ordered it in Large but want to change the pre-order to a MEDIUM - would this be smart?
i recently ordered a quilted barbour tokito in large and am not happy with the fit as i think its a bit too long. i understand the james bond jacket is tailored more tight though, and the quilted jackets are designed loosely..But I am still curious if medium would be a better purchase.
thanks


This is my build, so I would be interested in this answer...my guess is we are a mix of both m and L unfortunately.
 

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anyone have the measurements for the james bond tokito jacket?
i'm 5'9" 170lbs with broad shoulders (top heavy from working out)
i have ordered it in Large but want to change the pre-order to a MEDIUM - would this be smart?
i recently ordered a quilted barbour tokito in large and am not happy with the fit as i think its a bit too long. i understand the james bond jacket is tailored more tight though, and the quilted jackets are designed loosely..But I am still curious if medium would be a better purchase.
thanks

Everything I've read indicated that it runs small.
 

rgr555

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I have measurements from the Small and Medium ones I sold a few weeks ago
Small
19.5" pit to pit
26" sleeve from shoulder to cuff
16.5" shoulders
27" length
Medium
20.5" pit to pit
26.5" sleeve from shoulder to cuff
17.5" shoulders
28" length
Im guessing neither will help much. You probably need an XL.


Seems medium is fine. I don't get why u think I would be an XL. The back measurement is important to me. Having a coat that goes below ur butt looks marsupialed. Only measurement I'm concerned about is the shoulder but these cotton jackets will stretch.

Everything I've read indicated that it runs small.


I've yet that too but seems like speculation. I believe the style is slim as opposed to regular fit so people think they need to order a size larger. Order according to measurements...
 

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PSA from the Manhattan Sales Alert Thread:
I think this depends on what you plan on wearing underneath the jacket. I personally would not be happy with this fit.


I'd be wearing, most of the time, a thin to medium sweater over a shirt. I don't own any really chunky sweaters, although this coat has me thinking that maybe I need a shetland. I'd like to pick up a liner. And sometimes I'd wear it with a sportcoat. As is, I'm pretty sure I can fit all that under this coat. I don't know about the 40. I guess what I need to do is show up at a Barbour store with a sportcoat and try some different sizes on.
 

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Seems medium is fine. I don't get why u think I would be an XL. The back measurement is important to me. Having a coat that goes below ur butt looks marsupialed...


lol wut
 

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