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What collar is that on the Hamilton VG?Originally Posted by coolpapaboze
I think it's the #2.
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I think it's the #2.
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Part of my fight to turn back the recession.
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check out some american makers to fight the recessionOriginally Posted by nmprisons
Hey, not a bad idea, but serious question, who would you recommend that makes a stylish, decently constructed shirt (other than bespoke) in America? I am looking at some of my labels and I see China, Italy, Thailand, India, Tunisia, etc. A small comfort I got from my purchase was that it was from an American employee who got a commission, the local tax base got a cut, I ate lunch in the area, etc. so there was some dispersion. So, some money went into the local revenue stream.
People pouring money into the economy will help, but I agree it would be nice to keep it local. Hit me up with some ideas. Thanks!
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Hey, not a bad idea, but serious question, who would you recommend that makes a stylish, decently constructed shirt (other than bespoke) in America? I am looking at some of my labels and I see China, Italy, Thailand, India, Tunisia, etc. A small comfort I got from my purchase was that it was from an American employee who got a commission, the local tax base got a cut, I ate lunch in the area, etc. so there was some dispersion. So, some money went into the local revenue stream.Originally Posted by JulianKaye
People pouring money into the economy will help, but I agree it would be nice to keep it local. Hit me up with some ideas. Thanks!
Cego, Hamilton. Both expensive~ compared to Jantzen!
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Nice gingham. Should be fun to wear. 9 days is crazy.Originally Posted by chorse123
Thanks J. Yeah 9 days is amazing....Considering build time and shipping time
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Thanks J. Yeah 9 days is amazing....Considering build time and shipping timeOriginally Posted by kali77
If Jantzen is really tracking 9 days, I may have to try them out!
I agree - nice gingham.
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If Jantzen is really tracking 9 days, I may have to try them out!Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
I agree - nice gingham.
Ordered on the 10th delivered today
The gingham is much nicer than I expected. I wish he had a few more gingham colors.
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Ordered on the 10th delivered todayOriginally Posted by kali77
The gingham is much nicer than I expected. I wish he had a few more gingham colors.
What would you say is the more typical turnaround time with Jantzen (apologize for asking as I know this has been discussed in mind-numbing detail elsewhere - I just don't feel like paging through 10,000 posts)? Thanks
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