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Recent content by rdev
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Nau (Eco Friendly Activewear and Outdoor Clothing)
There are a few new arrivals up as a spring preview. Two jackets, a shirt, and a merino hoody. Nothing that I find appealing.- rdev
- Post #475
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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J. Crew Fall/Winter 2011 Discussion
It really varies from shirt to shirt. I have one that fits smaller than JC small, one that fits bigger. But is JC getting bigger with their sizing? 2 years ago, I found XS to be slightly too small in the chest for me. A few weeks ago, I tried again and found it fit well. I didn't shrink...- rdev
- Post #429
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Nau (Eco Friendly Activewear and Outdoor Clothing)
The rest of the fall line is up now. I'm probably getting a Wax on Blazer, or perhaps Wax on Shirt.- rdev
- Post #444
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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J.Crew Spring 2012
I'm interested in the printed chambray shirt. I'm guessing other people make similar stuff, any suggestions on who else might offer them?- rdev
- Post #6
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Nau (Eco Friendly Activewear and Outdoor Clothing)
According to the mailing list, it's 2 weeks until the rest of the fall line comes out.- rdev
- Post #440
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Nau (Eco Friendly Activewear and Outdoor Clothing)
From what I can see on the website, they've made some small redesigns to the confident pants. The front pockets are different, the belt loops are moved a bit, they switched to a zipper fly, and they now have articulated knees. I'm not positive about the fabric, it's the same wool/spandex mix...- rdev
- Post #439
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Apolis Activism
I have their chambray blazer. It seems well made, better than other blazers I've seen at a similar or lower price.- rdev
- Post #6
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Nau (Eco Friendly Activewear and Outdoor Clothing)
The Highline Blazer is interesting. I'm not sure about having a waterproof layer laminated onto wool though. I prefer having more breathability. Yak is a nice fiber, as long as it's not cheap yak. I had a cheap yak sweater and it pilled like crazy, although still not as bad as the Land's End...- rdev
- Post #437
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Nau (Eco Friendly Activewear and Outdoor Clothing)
I have a Riding Jacket, but after seeing the Vice Blazer in person, I'd recommend the Vice. The Riding is all poly, while the Vice is poly/cotton blend. The blend feels and looks a lot nicer. However, the blend doesn't have the same stretch as the poly stuff. My Riding Jacket is small and I can...- rdev
- Post #433
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Nau (Eco Friendly Activewear and Outdoor Clothing)
A waxed cotton blazer seems like a nice idea, I'm trying to phase out synthetics and replacing them with waxed cotton or Ventile.- rdev
- Post #421
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Stylish hiking gear - does it exist?
I'm also looking into replacing my synthetic base layers with wool. Does anyone know of merino wool t-shirts in a basic, plain design? (No logos and no obvious technical stitching. Brand recommendations are fine, on-line EU sources even more fine ) Icebreaker has some good stuff, they should...- rdev
- Post #20
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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The best wool socks
Darn Tough over Smartwool, imho. Agreed. Having socks from both, DT's stuff is a lot more durable.- rdev
- Post #12
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Nau (Eco Friendly Activewear and Outdoor Clothing)
Anyone else think Spring 2011 is kind of weak? There's maybe one or two pieces of sportswear I would buy. Maybe my opinion's irrelevant since I am slowly moving (out of necessity) towards more tailored clothing. I don't see anything in the spring line that I want to buy. I kind of like the...- rdev
- Post #393
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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J Crew Fall/Winter 2010 Discussion
merino or lambswool cardigan? I've been happy with my merino sweaters. They're not scratchy at all (unlike the lambswool ones which are a little scratchy), and haven't pilled in the few years I've worn them. I'd go with the merino ones, unless the color you want is only in lambswool.- rdev
- Post #1,901
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Nau (Eco Friendly Activewear and Outdoor Clothing)
The vest is part of the Binary Jacket. It doesn't look like they'll sell it separately.- rdev
- Post #253
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim