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post #1276 of 2612

I'm looking for a light blue gingham oxford shirt similar to the one pictured below.

 

 

 

Would you be able to source a fabric like this?

post #1277 of 2612
I will be having a pair of trousers made with Luxire. The images and fit pics I've seen are enough to convince me. Review to come...later.
post #1278 of 2612

These are from my first order and I just received them today. I must say the construction is excellent and the measurements were taken perfectly from the sample pants and shirt I sent in. 

 

I really couldn't be happier, and the customer service from Theresa and others is very professional. Plotting out my next order already.

 

 

Corduroy Pants (Click to show)

 

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Khaki Corduroy

 

 

 

Inside view

 

 

Hand hemmed bottom, longer towards the heels

 

 

 

 

 

 

post #1279 of 2612
Just got tipped off to luxire...what's the consensus from sf members on fabric quality? I've been using Thomas Mason Silver and/or Acorn. The only thing holding me back from ordering right now is the lack of explicit call outs on the fabrics and some trepidation at quality given the competitive pricing.

EDIT: went back and read some more...looks like everyone agrees fabrics are good, just not named. For $100 or so probably just worth trying.
Edited by 1969 - 2/18/13 at 1:33pm
post #1280 of 2612

This may be a more general question, but I'm posting it here since I'm thinking about ordering an MTM shirt from Luxire.  To specify the sizing of the shirt, I plan to send in my best-fitting shirt and tweak the measurements slightly. 

 

Here's my predicament -- I have several shirts which have almost identical measurements, but each fits differently.  In fact, I have two shirts purchased at the same time from the same manufacturer in the same size.  One shirt fits much looser than the other, yet their measurements are identical.

 

So, the only thing I can conclude is that the fabric of a shirt factors into how a shirt fits.  Is this correct?  If so, how can one specify measurements for an MTM shirt and expect the correct fit if the fit is dependent on the fabric?

post #1281 of 2612
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Originally Posted by jaidog View Post

This may be a more general question, but I'm posting it here since I'm thinking about ordering an MTM shirt from Luxire.  To specify the sizing of the shirt, I plan to send in my best-fitting shirt and tweak the measurements slightly. 

Here's my predicament -- I have several shirts which have almost identical measurements, but each fits differently.  In fact, I have two shirts purchased at the same time from the same manufacturer in the same size.  One shirt fits much looser than the other, yet their measurements are identical.

So, the only thing I can conclude is that the fabric of a shirt factors into how a shirt fits.  Is this correct?  If so, how can one specify measurements for an MTM shirt and expect the correct fit if the fit is dependent on the fabric?

get a good tape measure and get the measurements from several of your favorite shirts. create a hybrid set of measurements from all the ones taken. Tweak the hybrid set accordingly.
post #1282 of 2612

So the consensus is on the first shirt go with measurements from a well fitting shirt you own? Should I go exact or add a bit to account for shrinkage?

 

Also, can someone explain to me fused vs unfused collars? I'm having trouble grasping the intricacies of the differences and the advantages of either method. 

 

Finally, what do i do for the wide spread collars that are button down? Just note that in my custom options?

post #1283 of 2612
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Button-down is our most popular collar. Spear-point our second most popular. We have brought the 2 together to create probably the best button-down collar.

 

The slim collar leaf is ideal for the right roll without the bulge at the side.

 

We shall call it the Point-Down Collar. You can ask for it by name.

 

 

The fabric is Olive White Gingham

 

 

 

 

 

Ah this is what I was referring to, sorry about that!

post #1284 of 2612
Just put it into the notes and they will know what to do.
As for fused vs. unfused collars, have a look at this:
http://www.askandyaboutclothes.com/forum/showthread.php?118102-Fused-vs-Unfused-Collars&s=2b3afacebcf08e6ae6245ed22825316d&p=1305815#post1305815
post #1285 of 2612

I'm looking for a shirt in a fabric similar to these, but you don't seem to sell a pink twill like that:

Is there any way you could offer something like these in the near future? Thanks in advance!

post #1286 of 2612
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Originally Posted by 1969 View Post

Just got tipped off to luxire...what's the consensus from sf members on fabric quality? I've been using Thomas Mason Silver and/or Acorn. The only thing holding me back from ordering right now is the lack of explicit call outs on the fabrics and some trepidation at quality given the competitive pricing.

EDIT: went back and read some more...looks like everyone agrees fabrics are good, just not named. For $100 or so probably just worth trying.


Would love to know anyones thoughts on Luxire's shirts compared to a Thomas Mason Silverline fabric too.

post #1287 of 2612
Luxire offers fabrics from several mills.
Swatches are $1/piece.
Nobody is able to judge whether or not you will like a shirting like yourself.
Order some swatches, feel and decide yourself, it's as easy as that.
post #1288 of 2612
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Would love to know anyones thoughts on Luxire's shirts compared to a Thomas Mason Silverline fabric too.


Would likely depend on which fabric since they source so many.

post #1289 of 2612

Hello,Luxire.

 

Is it possible to make a patchwork shirt with leather elbow patches. Perhaps from scrap pieces of fabric left over?

post #1290 of 2612
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by JunkManBird View Post

Hello,Luxire.

 

Is it possible to make a patchwork shirt with leather elbow patches. Perhaps from scrap pieces of fabric left over?

 

We do have some patchwork styles fabric in stock, as below. We can add leather elbow patches to them.

 

We can also make shirt using small patches of fabrics.

 

 

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