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That Wythe stuff looks fantastic. My youngest daughter is obsessed with Gravity Falls so I may have to buy this just because the logo is so close to the hat Dipper wears...
@Newcomer can be the coolest dad at the park, with this as a diaper bag.Yeah it's really cool! Decent size to it, as well. Classic olive canvas and cognac leather but the nod in this one is the repurposed fishing net on the front.
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Awe, did everyone pitch in for my baby shower gift?@Newcomer can be the coolest dad at the park, with this as a diaper bag.
@conceptual 4est these look great do they come with a belt? I thought I had seen self belted chinos mentioned on their IGRest of the Wythe for tomorrow:
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Other color of the tencel pearl snap. I think tencel was a good call here as the flowiness of it plays nicely with the heft of the snaps.
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Short sleeve popover in custom loomed chambray
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Same short sleeve popover but in blue and white striped oxford
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And finally the pants in two colors. These are high waisted, pleated, with a full leg. They're inspired by the OG khakis that GIs wore home in the 40s, but in a custom loomed 65/35 slub cotton/linen. Nice and lightweight. Peter describes these as something to wear into the ground and I can definitely see the appeal of that. Just the go-to summer pant for the rest of the year.
One big thing to note is that these are sized quite large, so double-check measurements before checking out if you have your eye on them. They're designed to be worn higher on the waist and cinched in with a belt, and Peter also mentioned he washed his sample pairs hot and dried them on high heat and got around 3% shrinkage, so basically 1" in the waist.
Even accounting for that my guidance would still be to size down.
Hah! Wait until he until the Terrible Twos...Awe, did everyone pitch in for my baby shower gift?
I'll tell you this: if anything has shifted my attention away from clothing, it is the existence of a small, 8-9lb being that cries from 7 pm to 7am every night.