S.E.H Kelly

cold war painter · Jul 4, 2013

Syeknom said:
Here's a photo of the collarless jacket in action:

That looks great! I don't think they were made in my size unfortunately.

Bugsy · Jul 4, 2013

What will the new pea coat look like?

sehkelly · Jul 5, 2013

The new peacoat will look much like the previous peacoat, with a tweak here and there, and with a new, thicker wool — flecked as last time, but a slightly different pattern. Two colours this time, too.

Bugsy · Jul 5, 2013

Sounds good, I can't wit to see it. I almost bought the billy rebid pea coat last winter but waited. So my closet needs a quality pea coat. Will retail be close to last years?

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sehkelly · Jul 6, 2013

I should think it will be much the same, yes, although the cloth we're using this time is a little bit more expensive.

asaa1000 · Jul 7, 2013

Wow, this brand looks so awesome, literally has everything I'd look for in a clothing brand, hope you guys do well and expand your collection, can't wait to put in my first order soon.

racknac · Jul 8, 2013

Do you plan to restock the collarless jackets in size small? Also did you used to make a "banded" collared shirt? It looks like there are some in some of the jacket pics but don't see any in the shirt section.

racknac · Jul 8, 2013

Also it seems like people are sizing down on a lot of the jackets? I'm 5'11, 175 lbs and normally wear a medium in most brands, but I think I would probably order a small based on the measurements of the model in the pictures...

Syeknom · Jul 8, 2013

I wear a small for most brands (and suit jacket size 48) and the small size of that jacket fits really well.

hendrix · Jul 9, 2013

racknac said:
Also it seems like people are sizing down on a lot of the jackets? I'm 5'11, 175 lbs and normally wear a medium in most brands, but I think I would probably order a small based on the measurements of the model in the pictures...

if you look at how the jackets are sized on the website, they're wearing them smaller and tighter than I would personally. I think it's best to compare measurements with items of clothes that you own already.

sehkelly · Jul 9, 2013

I would say that our clothes fit more or less true to size, and are equivalent to the sizes of most other brands.

It varies from garment to garment slightly, but a chap who visits the workshop and is usually a size small, wears a size small in almost all of our garments. The exception to that might be our mac, which is a relaxed fit (so if you want something fitted, think about sizing down) and the recently finished one-button blazer, which, again, is on the relaxed side.

Always on [email protected] (Paul) if you have specific questions about this or that.

sehkelly · Jul 9, 2013

racknac said:
Do you plan to restock the collarless jackets in size small? Also did you used to make a "banded" collared shirt? It looks like there are some in some of the jacket pics but don't see any in the shirt section.

Sorry: overlooked this first time around.

Nope -- no restocking of anything. The collarless jacket might come around again, next year, but we tend not to go backwards and repeat a run of the exact same garment.

As for the shirt, I believe you may be referring to a detachable-collar shirt, in white cotton oxford, which has made a cameo in a couple of photos, but is not ready quite yet for public consumption.

racknac · Jul 9, 2013

sehkelly said:
Sorry: overlooked this first time around.

Nope -- no restocking of anything. The collarless jacket might come around again, next year, but we tend not to go backwards and repeat a run of the exact same garment.

As for the shirt, I believe you may be referring to a detachable-collar shirt, in white cotton oxford, which has made a cameo in a couple of photos, but is not ready quite yet for public consumption.

Sounds good, I look forward to your next iteration of the jacket!

Tadite · Jul 12, 2013

I can see the interest in the peacoat made from a heavier tweed. As is it's a bit light. More along the weight of a good hacking jacket instead of the expected heavy boiled wool. This isn't a coat for braving the north sea!

I love it though. The natural colors of the undyed (or mostly undyed?) wool looks better the longer I have it and at least here in New England it's a three season jacket. I've also never had as many people, from a range of ages, ask me about a piece of clothing in my life. Tweed like this seems to be appreciated.

Jayboy · Jul 20, 2013

Hey Paul, any insight on future jackets for this winter? Even though i had some missfortune on my mac with the buttons and a few seams, i really, really, really like the jacket, and might get another one for this winter.. Something similar, maybe a bit heaver in the works?

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