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Reducing the number of pleats would probably affect the roominess of the forearm area. You could go back to the default or do what I do - ask them to cut the sleeve with at least X inches diameter at the elbow, which you have measured X inches up from the cuff. A bit more sleeve length wouldn't hurt either.Does anyone know how I can correct for this issue: when bending my arm, the sleeve gets very tight over the elbow. Should I increase sleeve length or increase sleeve diameter from elbow to wrist, or something other? @Jezec Here is a (slightly) better image of the single vs double sleeve pleats. The gray stripe is Luxire double pleat, the pink graph differs in that there is one single pleat on each side of wrist.
Thanks!
I just said Target as a typical example of bad clothing, but you get the point. I've actually never visited a Target—I'm English.
Thanks man. I just received my first single pleated cuff shirt and I like it better than Luxire's standard pleated shirts.Does anyone know how I can correct for this issue: when bending my arm, the sleeve gets very tight over the elbow. Should I increase sleeve length or increase sleeve diameter from elbow to wrist, or something other?
@Jezec Here is a (slightly) better image of the single vs double sleeve pleats. The gray stripe is Luxire double pleat, the pink graph differs in that there is one single pleat on each side of wrist.
Thanks for the lesson.Nigel, I think the cultural reference you're actually looking for is Wal-Mart. Or maybe Hollister.
For young people on limited budgets Target is actually a good place to pick up basics.
Carry on.
Thanks man. I just received my first single pleated cuff shirt and I like it better than Luxire's standard pleated shirts.
I think from now on, my shirts will have no second button (forearm area) and have single pleats going forward. It's easier to iron as well.
Hi guys,
I took a pair of my Luxire pants to the tailor, he will be taking the seat out some. In the mean time, what measurement(s) is/are responsible for the top block?
11" front rise, 18" back seemed right for me, but I am not sure. Probably the hips and half-hip? I had pants made with 20" and 22.50", respectively.
Pockets were made 'on seam', there is NO pocket flare.
The center seam somewhat digs into my bum-crack..
My last pair (which I need to go home and try on still) was December 2013Total trouser length also is a factor. Think of it this way - if you subtract the total length from the inseam length you get the "effective" rise which is not the same as the measurement from the crotch seam to the waistband. The combination of all of the measurements (including hip width) gives a 3D profile of the top block.
Also, how long ago were your pants made? Luxire had a pattern issue that creates the effect you have described but it is resolved. On your next trouser order you might be able to use the same measurements but specify that you want a new pattern created.
I don't really think that most people are going to Luxire to avoid labels. Aren't they mostly looking for clothing that fits?
Can't they be looking for both?
and it sounds like one. unless it's the same fabric, it will look different. even black. maybe especially black.Does anyone know if Luxire has any black trouser fabrics, 85% wool, 15% mohair. I have a jacket for which I want trousers made up as close as possible. It feels like a bad idea...