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post #31 of 58
9/27/07 at 12:13pm
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Originally Posted by NoVaguy View Post
did you click on his website? pretty sure they're already available.
Not yet. In about two weeks. Are there any other people that would be interested in purchasing this Small size?
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post #32 of 58
9/27/07 at 12:21pm
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Originally Posted by Kent Wang View Post
Are there any other people that would be interested in purchasing this Small size?
I would if it came in a smaller neck
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post #33 of 58
10/4/07 at 7:07pm
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Sample sale Above are pics of the shirt being worn. All shirts have the same fit, please see above. I have only three shirts available. Purple. 120's. SOLD. Slate grey with woven self stripe. 100's White with self stripes. 100's. Fabric is somewhat sheer. You could always wear an undershirt though I have no problems wearing it without one. Sample sale price is $70. Retail will be $90-110 when launched. Free shipping in the US, $10 international. Google Checkout only, or add $5 for PayPal. Returns are accepted if it does not fit. Please only buy if you think you have a good chance of fitting. PM me if you're interested. As quantities are limited, preference will be given to buyers that:
  • Are established members
  • Promise to write a review
  • Have a good chance of fitting
Look forward to a size Medium in about two months.
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post #34 of 58
10/4/07 at 7:18pm
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Originally Posted by moosy View Post
I would if it came in a smaller neck

Yes, I could be interested too down the road, but the neck would clearly have to be smaller than this. Nice shirts though.
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post #35 of 58
10/4/07 at 7:19pm
I saw the striped shirt, and one of the others briefly at the bar the other night. The material and buttons seemed quite nice, and the construction is solid--definitely a step above shirts that retail for the same price. In a retail world with very few slim fit choices off the rack, these seemed like they would be a good value.
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post #36 of 58
10/5/07 at 12:50am
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Originally Posted by gdl203 View Post
I've never seen such a complex set of measurements for a shirt

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post #37 of 58
10/5/07 at 2:24am
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Originally Posted by Histrion View Post
Yes, I could be interested too down the road, but the neck would clearly have to be smaller than this. Nice shirts though.

Me 3.
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post #38 of 58
10/5/07 at 2:45am
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Originally Posted by NOLA1 View Post
I need a larger size Wang. 16" neck won't cut it.

Yes, 16" will not cut it, I need a larger size wang.

... Anyway, what is the complete chest measurement? as in 38" or 40" or so.
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post #39 of 58
10/5/07 at 10:37am
chorse-

how did the neck look? 16" seems like it would be floating on a torso that matched kent's other numbers.

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I saw the striped shirt, and one of the others briefly at the bar the other night. The material and buttons seemed quite nice, and the construction is solid--definitely a step above shirts that retail for the same price. In a retail world with very few slim fit choices off the rack, these seemed like they would be a good value.
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post #40 of 58
10/5/07 at 11:07am
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Originally Posted by letmebefell View Post
chorse-

how did the neck look? 16" seems like it would be floating on a torso that matched kent's other numbers.

Kent said they're based on his own measurements. He didn't look like he had a big neck, and I didn't notice anything out of the ordinary with it. 16" isn't that big.
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post #41 of 58
10/5/07 at 11:13am
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Originally Posted by chorse123 View Post
Kent said they're based on his own measurements. He didn't look like he had a big neck, and I didn't notice anything out of the ordinary with it. 16" isn't that big.

Yeah, but other measurements resemble that of a slim-fit 14-14.5" shirt. And the collar measurement is recorded laying flat, so that's an extra 2-3" of material right there.
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post #42 of 58
10/5/07 at 12:41pm
Give me that again, whacked? How does that math work?

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Yeah, but other measurements resemble that of a slim-fit 14-14.5" shirt. And the collar measurement is recorded laying flat, so that's an extra 2-3" of material right there.
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post #43 of 58
10/5/07 at 1:23pm
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Originally Posted by Eason View Post
Yes, 16" will not cut it, I need a larger size wang. ... Anyway, what is the complete chest measurement? as in 38" or 40" or so.
In jackets, I wear a 36.
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post #44 of 58
10/5/07 at 1:46pm
Put me down on the "16 inches is too big for a size Small" petition.

15" sounds about right to me.
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post #45 of 58
10/5/07 at 1:53pm
Kent-

What size neck do you take in an RTW shirt, assuming that you can find one to fit? Maybe the collar on your MTM shirts sits low on the neck.

Thanks for a thought-provoking discussion, btw.

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In jackets, I wear a 36.
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