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Recent content by aucociscokid
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
I am the OP. We've started production on the shirts from the 1st GMTO. "Loominous 'Bleeding' Madras: A Classic." We put up another GMTO "Loominous 'Bleeding' Madras GMTO." The delivery schedule for the 1st GMTO is on there. S/F made refunds for those of who paid the original $175, when the...- aucociscokid
- Post #46
- Forum: Preorders, Group Made-to-order, and trunk shows
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Japanese Sites Similar to SF
Are there Japanese sites similar to SF on which clothing can be sold?- aucociscokid
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
The Poet's Cloth. R. Press In the words of Richard Press, who is Jacobi Press's grandson (J. Press was the founder of the eponymous store which was one of the big 3 Ivy League stores along with Brooks Brothers and Chipp): "A bleeding madras that has been bled in an unforgiving wash basin can...- aucociscokid
- Post #38
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
1. Loominous is the ONLY authentic "bleeding" madras available anywhere today. A retailer like David Hodgkins says so. Evan Huber of O'Connell's says there it has been previously unavailable despite his diligent searching. 2. Styleforum members can order in complete safety because of SFs...- aucociscokid
- Post #36
- Forum: Preorders, Group Made-to-order, and trunk shows
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
Dieworkwear's blog entry about Loominous. (I believe Put This On is dieworkwear.) http://putthison.com/post/127574564388/the-return-of-real-bleeding-madras-ivy-style (I believe Put This On is dieworkwear.) I also beg Dieworkwear's pardon. There's nothing on AskAndy that says our operation is...- aucociscokid
- Post #34
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
This has nothing to do with Styleforum. It was a transaction off-Styleforum between Dieworkwear and Loominous. Authentic "bleeding" madras hasn't been available for 45+ years, according to David Hodgkins, of David Wood Clothiers, in Portland, ME, who old enough to remember what it was in the...- aucociscokid
- Post #32
- Forum: Preorders, Group Made-to-order, and trunk shows
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
Satisfied Loominous Customers David Wood Clothiers in Portland, ME, sold out instantly of his Loominous shirts (and at $175, not the $125 SF price) in August and has ordered more. http://www.ivy-style.com/bled-dry-new-david-wood-bleeding-madras-shirts-sell-out-instantly.html- aucociscokid
- Post #28
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
Thank you. Appreciate your order. You'll love your shirt. 2/80s cotton. It'll last forever, too. David Wood Clothiers in Portland, Maine, who sold out of his original 40 shirts, has ordered 40 more. So, he (and more importantly his customers) are pleased; their David Wood has been in the...- aucociscokid
- Post #27
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
The fashion press is predicting MADRAS to be a MEGA-TREND for Spring-Summer, 2016- aucociscokid
- Post #25
- Forum: Preorders, Group Made-to-order, and trunk shows
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
DDITIONAL SHIRT DETAILS Traditional Brooks Bros. Collar. Standby for a picture. Folded and Sewn Placket Split Yoke- aucociscokid
- Post #24
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
INCORRECT YOKE MEASUREMENT FOR "SMALL" The correct yoke measurement for a SMALL is 18", not 17". Its been corrected on Post #20. The others are correct. Our apologies.- aucociscokid
- Post #23
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
No excuse to be so callous · Dress yourself in bleeding madras ... Vampire Weekend...- aucociscokid
- Post #22
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
Please note the colors will meld considerably (and beautifully and dramatically) with laundering. Here's examples of 3 patterns before and after laundering. The 1st set is the material before laundering. The 2nd: The same fabric (and the same order), after 10 launderings. Please also note that...- aucociscokid
- Post #21
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
You're a "Small." The sleeves can be shortened by your tailor. For everyone's reference here are the yoke measurements, too: SML 18 (corrected) MED 19 LGE 20 XLG 21 XXL 22- aucociscokid
- Post #20
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Loominous "Bleeding" Madras GMTO: A Classic!
How are you measuring sleeve length? From the middle of the back? Here's some guidance on how to properly measure it. Thanks. Any other questions, don't hesitate... To determine sleeve length, it is important that your arm is at your side and slightly bent at the elbow. Here is where it is...- aucociscokid
- Post #18
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