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post #1216 of 1405
1/9/13 at 10:54am
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Originally Posted by yesssir View Post

Is this an EG blazer? If so which one?

It's a Knit 3B Jacket by Dip.
http://www.digital-mountain.net/SHOP/866952/list.html
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post #1217 of 1405
1/10/13 at 6:09pm
Anyone looking for the grey wool herringbone jacket in medium, currently on sale at Steve Alan for $325.

I purchased this earlier this season and the fit is boxy around the mid section (typical of this design) and quite long in the sleeves (when compared with SS12 Baker jacket).

Great layering piece all around, and ideal for winter.
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post #1218 of 1405
1/10/13 at 6:26pm
Seems like I remember reading that the Baker is more TTS this season. Is this true?
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post #1219 of 1405
1/10/13 at 7:18pm
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Originally Posted by JOA View Post

Seems like I remember reading that the Baker is more TTS this season. Is this true?

Not in my experience. Sleeves lengths are quite long at the very least.

See below posts from a few months ago.
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Originally Posted by robinsongreen68 View Post

someone asked for details so for reference here is a pic of the baker jacket, size M. I am 5'11" and 170, as you can see it's way too big.

NM8p2l.jpg
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Originally Posted by London View Post

yeah. the baker fits a size large this season.
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post #1220 of 1405
1/10/13 at 11:07pm
Sleeves are very long on the Truman jacket aswell. Had to have mine shortened 1,5 inch by my tailor.
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post #1221 of 1405
1/10/13 at 11:11pm

Yeah, I also found the baker to be a size large this season. I'm normally a medium across the board but I tried on the small vertical striped one and it fit just right. 

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post #1222 of 1405
1/11/13 at 2:14am
Take it to a tailor and they can hook it up. I bought a medium a couple of weeks ago, and mine was fit just like yours.
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post #1223 of 1405
1/11/13 at 4:40am
Good info. Thanks. I've worn a Large in previous seasons.
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post #1224 of 1405
1/11/13 at 6:55am
John Squire from The Stone Roses in what looks very much like a...


...Railroader Jacket.


Is this an old type of jacket or is he wearing the very EG jacket? I don't know when the picture was taken :/.
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post #1225 of 1405
1/11/13 at 7:22am
That's a new pic... look how old Ian Brown looks :-)

John Squire loves #menswear:
http://www.cabourn.com/blog/?p=1700
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post #1226 of 1405
1/11/13 at 11:43am
good price for someone in small

http://store.nomadshop.net/collections/outerwear/products/eg-cruisejkt
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post #1227 of 1405
1/11/13 at 12:24pm
So what's the consensus on that navy wool camo?
For such an interestingly looking fabric there hasnt been much talk about it here,,, I havent seen it in person myself but I'm sure many here have..
Mainly wondering if it can easily be mixed in with a regular wardrobe or is it just too flashy?
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post #1228 of 1405
1/11/13 at 12:29pm
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Originally Posted by skitlets View Post

Anyone know of stockists in So Cal? Would love to try in person.

Fred Segal Trend has EG as well
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post #1229 of 1405
1/11/13 at 12:29pm
I like it, very interesting pattern.
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post #1230 of 1405
1/11/13 at 12:59pm
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Originally Posted by canstyleace View Post

So what's the consensus on that navy wool camo?
For such an interestingly looking fabric there hasnt been much talk about it here,,, I havent seen it in person myself but I'm sure many here have..
Mainly wondering if it can easily be mixed in with a regular wardrobe or is it just too flashy?

 

I think it's one of the more interesting fabrics EG has utilized (I believe Daiki got this specially made from WWM). The navy wool camo is much warmer than the melton wool outerwear pieces this season, imo.

 

As shown in the link above, the fabric is much more subdued irl. If I had the funds, I'd get it in the Bedford jacket style (I believe it was ~$700 for the Bedford). Great piece, but as you can probably guess, it's very expensive considering the customized fabric.


It should go without saying that the best pieces in this colorway are the Bedford and the above-shown Cruiser. I think it would've been very interesting in the Railroader Jacket style.

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