Luxire Custom Clothing - Official Affiliate Thread - Page 32

Just sent an email about getting that tux shirt made - although I didn't see a nice pique fabric on the website which is something I would like.

PS - I agree, include the makers.

Yes include makers; oh and never change you pricing 

P.S.

Love it if you posted any pants you've made!

Edited by TehBunny - 11/30/12 at 6:12pm

Let the majority speak...

+1 on mill info please

First shirt arrives Monday, can't wait to see it!

The site uses shirt measurements but I emailed them and received instructions on how to use body measurements.

 

Just purchased a navy chambray shirt. Theresa was really helpful and replied to all my messages extremely quickly.

 

Dude.  Buy the shirt, don't buy the shirt.  Who cares if its from a Thomas Mason mill.  

 

Almost all the shirts are priced to move around SEVENTY dollars with ZERO additional shipping cost.  And the customer service is absolutely amazing.  I've had to have the sleeves on the same shirt fixed twice (my fault both times) and they are like "no problem, send it back".   What more do you want from this company???

What does this mean?

120% Premium Cotton, 80/2

So you consider it bad to make suggestion for improvements?

Yes, Luxire is a deal,. but I've made some suggestions since I want them to do well (just to be clear, if it is between keeping prices low and doing things better, I still will take low prices).


Just put in an order for pique tux shirt with 2 detachable collars, white matching waistcoat and one casual shirt.

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I haven't bought any Luxire shirts as yet, but the time is getting very near; I can't wait.

 

The fact that they have a very good customer service helps a lot their business. The same goes with Amazon.com. But would you buy a no-name TV or a Samsung TV on amazon.com?

 

Personally, I'd prefer to know it's a Samsung one.

 

Bottom line, I think most people here want to know which mill the fabric is from because they care. If you don't, that's your opinion and you won't care when you see the mill but for the rest of us, it's a valuable piece of information.

 

It matters. Like many have already stated, it actually helps their business. For the more informed, they'd be more inclined to buy a shirt made up from fabric from Thomas Mason than a nondescript one. And I'd like to think more than just a few of Luxire's orders come from this forum; where most are of the more informed crowd.

 

It was just a suggestion that many echoed after Luxire said they were considering removing the fabric's provenance in their shirt descriptions. Don't have to get so uptight about it. Luxire has amazing customer service and we all know it.

 

Perhaps you don't care where they source their fabrics from; be it from China or Italy. But to answer your question of "Who cares if its from a Thomas Mason mill." - most of us here do.

May I ask what the thinnest oxford cloth you got are? I already have some shirts in a thicker oxford cloth, but under sweater I find it more comfortable with a less coarse fabric.