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post #211 of 3056
10/21/12 at 5:05pm
The lustrous fine white is perfect for a basic white shirt. It's very crisp and fairly opaque.
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post #212 of 3056
10/21/12 at 7:30pm
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Will try again. Am sure this time you will not have a reason to complain smile.gif

Thank you smile.gif

Any chance you will get in some linen or linen-cotton fabrics soon? It is heating up here in Oz.
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post #213 of 3056
10/21/12 at 11:47pm
^^ would also like a cotton linen blend! Pure linen is a bit wrinkly for me.
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post #214 of 3056
10/22/12 at 3:26am
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Thank you smile.gif
Any chance you will get in some linen or linen-cotton fabrics soon? It is heating up here in Oz.

 

Just sent you an email with the image.

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^^ would also like a cotton linen blend! Pure linen is a bit wrinkly for me.

 

Few linen and blends in stock currently. Will try and add those this week. Ordering some more today. Will update.

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post #215 of 3056
10/22/12 at 11:45am
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Pull-over shirt

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post #216 of 3056
10/22/12 at 12:09pm
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And a Tuxedo with bib front, pinholes, tack and all the fancy stuff

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post #217 of 3056
10/24/12 at 5:40am
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Large Checks in Navy and Silver-Grey

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post #218 of 3056
10/25/12 at 1:18am
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Apart from making some of the best shirts in the world, we also make the best collar stays, in steel, brass and plastic. Our stays are also made in-house.

 

Our stays are made strong and smooth. No rough edges, no damage to the shirt and the sharp look all day.

 

For the holidays, we are introducing stays made of antiquated brass, with an anti-skid finish, encased in full grain genuine leather.

 

Guaranteed to last you a life-time.

 

Pack of 24 in 4 sizes: 6 each of 2", 2.25", 2.5", 3"

 

 

 

 

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post #219 of 3056
10/25/12 at 2:49am

Quite nice...

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post #220 of 3056
10/25/12 at 8:01am
Is this fabric really $600? For this price, does it do something special, like cook me a steak dinner or wash my car?

I kid, but serious question on the price.
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post #221 of 3056
10/25/12 at 8:36am
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Is this fabric really $600? For this price, does it do something special, like cook me a steak dinner or wash my car?
I kid, but serious question on the price.

Our300/4s are rare fabrics that are made of some of the best filament yarns, are extremely comfortable and durable.

We make these shirts complete with our handwork package at no extra cost.
Naturally wrinkle free, they would attract some warm compliments.
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post #222 of 3056
10/25/12 at 8:09pm
I notice that with my well-fitting MTM shirts (which have no pleats) from other markers, reaching forward with both hands (like to drive) is a bit difficult. As is putting on or taking off a jumper (sweater)--my movement is slightly restricted due to my shirt. Should I keep my measurements the same, and add side pleats to address this?
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post #223 of 3056
10/25/12 at 10:08pm
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I notice that with my well-fitting MTM shirts (which have no pleats) from other markers, reaching forward with both hands (like to drive) is a bit difficult. As is putting on or taking off a jumper (sweater)--my movement is slightly restricted due to my shirt. Should I keep my measurements the same, and add side pleats to address this?


Will probably just transfer some fabric from the sleeve to the back, while keeping the measurements the same. Please email us image of yourself in the shirt, both front and back, so that we can analyze and make a decision.

 

A pleat can be an alternative too, depending on the part where the restriction is felt.

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post #224 of 3056
11/5/12 at 3:43pm
Will you guys be stocking a pink oxford cloth anytime soon?
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post #225 of 3056
11/5/12 at 3:58pm
The sleeve seam under the armpit and the side seam in your shirts do not coincide. Is it done on purpose (and could you please tell what that purpose might be) or is it a cutting/tailoring defect? I've never seen it on any other shirts.
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