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post #1426 of 3418
7/12/12 at 2:57pm

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Intriguing...can't wait to see them.

And I think the Ryan stuff could work, but I feel like it could be very hit or miss.

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post #1427 of 3418
7/14/12 at 7:45am

Is there a messenger bag in the works?

 

I really like the look of the weekender and the fact that it's waterproof; take that same fabric and make it into messenger bags and I'd buy one.

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post #1428 of 3418
7/14/12 at 2:08pm
The straps on the weekender are all leather. Right? Not bonded leather or artificial leather?
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post #1429 of 3418
7/14/12 at 2:34pm
Are there going to be XL's in the future? I would definitely order shirts if you had XL (and prob sweaters and oxfords, depending on how they turn out).
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post #1430 of 3418
7/15/12 at 7:06am
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Originally Posted by MichaelPemulis View Post

Are there going to be XL's in the future? I would definitely order shirts if you had XL (and prob sweaters and oxfords, depending on how they turn out).

I'd be interested in XLs as well.
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post #1431 of 3418
7/15/12 at 7:19pm

are the shirts ever going to ship?  I'm hoping its sometime this week?

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post #1432 of 3418
7/15/12 at 8:35pm

I just found out about everlane through another thread, and I'm intrigued on how the t-shirts fit. The quality and price looks excellent, and I like the website's interface. However, information regarding measurements leaves much to be desired... Also, it sounds like there is a taper? Which is what I am looking for.

I am 6'2" 170lbs, prefer slim fit. The best fitting t-shirt I have is from h&m (white v-neck, medium, "logg"), though the qualilty isn't the best, and same shirts in different colors have inconsistent sizing =/  Here are the measurements from it:

Shoulder seam-to-seam: 42cm (16.5")

Pit-to-pit: 52cm (20.5")

Back: 68.5cm (27")

Waist: 48.5cm (19")  >[38" total]

Sleeve 21.5cm (8.5")

 

Would anyone recommend a size medium or large in everlane v-necks? Or recommend buying everlane at all?

Thanks

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post #1433 of 3418
7/15/12 at 10:29pm

Received my shirt yesterday. Feels great, much nicer than my AA shirts but I was a little disappointed in the fit. It's a little looser in the waist than I'd prefer, but my main gripe is the sleeves. I hate it when sleeve openings are really wide and create that triangle flappy thing. It's not like I have pencil arms either, so I'm not sure whose arms these sleeves are made for.

 

700

 

Here's comparison of an AA t-shirt (size M).

 

700

 

Both shirts have been worn and are a little dirty and wrinkled, so sorry for that.

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post #1434 of 3418
7/15/12 at 11:40pm
Hi guys,

I'm 6'0, 165lb, 37" chest, 33" waist

I'm on the fence between small and medium shirts. Could anyone push me in one direction or the other?
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post #1435 of 3418
7/15/12 at 11:49pm
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Originally Posted by phonics View Post

Hi guys,
I'm 6'0, 165lb, 37" chest, 33" waist
I'm on the fence between small and medium shirts. Could anyone push me in one direction or the other?

 

If it helps, in the post above yours I'm wearing a medium and I'm 5'9", 185lbs, 41.5" chest, 34" waist. I'd probably go with small but don't know if it'll be too short on your torso.

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post #1436 of 3418
7/16/12 at 12:19am
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Originally Posted by phonics View Post

Hi guys,
I'm 6'0, 165lb, 37" chest, 33" waist
I'm on the fence between small and medium shirts. Could anyone push me in one direction or the other?

Medium, but it will probably be too short.
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Originally Posted by thomaspaine View Post

If it helps, in the post above yours I'm wearing a medium and I'm 5'9", 185lbs, 41.5" chest, 34" waist. I'd probably go with small but don't know if it'll be too short on your torso.

How the hell can you wear a medium, much less a small, with almost a 42" chest?
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post #1437 of 3418
7/16/12 at 3:05am
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Originally Posted by CDHagg View Post

Is there a messenger bag in the works?

I really like the look of the weekender and the fact that it's waterproof; take that same fabric and make it into messenger bags and I'd buy one.

We are not making messenger bags any time soon, but I will release backpacks to styleforum by Tuesday - you should check those out when they drop.


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Originally Posted by deveandepot1 View Post

The straps on the weekender are all leather. Right? Not bonded leather or artificial leather?

The straps are all real leather.


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Originally Posted by MichaelPemulis View Post

Are there going to be XL's in the future? I would definitely order shirts if you had XL (and prob sweaters and oxfords, depending on how they turn out).
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Originally Posted by DMcG View Post

I'd be interested in XLs as well.

Yes, there will be XLS soon, we are finally up to production capacity so we can start expanding our size range.


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Originally Posted by CPaul View Post

are the shirts ever going to ship?  I'm hoping its sometime this week?

We have one batch landing on Tuesday and one batch at the end of the week. All of the pre-orders will be fulfilled by that point.


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Originally Posted by phonics View Post

Hi guys,
I'm 6'0, 165lb, 37" chest, 33" waist
I'm on the fence between small and medium shirts. Could anyone push me in one direction or the other?

I would say small, I am 6'0, 162, 37 chest, 32 waist and I wear a small.


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Originally Posted by jkoll View Post

I just found out about everlane through another thread, and I'm intrigued on how the t-shirts fit. The quality and price looks excellent, and I like the website's interface. However, information regarding measurements leaves much to be desired... Also, it sounds like there is a taper? Which is what I am looking for.
I am 6'2" 170lbs, prefer slim fit. The best fitting t-shirt I have is from h&m (white v-neck, medium, "logg"), though the qualilty isn't the best, and same shirts in different colors have inconsistent sizing =/  Here are the measurements from it:
Shoulder seam-to-seam: 42cm (16.5")
Pit-to-pit: 52cm (20.5")
Back: 68.5cm (27")
Waist: 48.5cm (19")  >[38" total]
Sleeve 21.5cm (8.5")

Would anyone recommend a size medium or large in everlane v-necks? Or recommend buying everlane at all?
Thanks

You got PM.
Edited by thenanyu - 7/16/12 at 2:11pm
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post #1438 of 3418
7/16/12 at 4:08am

I am 6'3, 155 lbs. and a 32 waist. Is there a shirt size you could recommend? I am worried about the length in the torso, however I don't want it to be baggy. I noticed the model is 5'11 and wearing a medium which seems as though it would be to small for me based on my measurements. Please give me your feedback nanyu.

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post #1439 of 3418
7/16/12 at 8:19am
Does the next t-shirt batch landing include women's watercolor tees? I was gonna order some shirts for myself, but am trying to wait so I can pick up my gf some shirts to combine for shipping.
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post #1440 of 3418
7/16/12 at 8:52am
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Originally Posted by VLSI View Post


Medium, but it will probably be too short.
How the hell can you wear a medium, much less a small, with almost a 42" chest?

 

Small for him, not for me. Both will probably be too short though.

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