٭٭٭ No Man Walks Alone - Official Affiliate Thread ٭٭٭ (a.k.a. I shouldn't have slept on it)

[beepbop]

Got married a few months ago, and was measured by @MeatFish!

Carrara MTM, TYT, Bigi PS, Santari single monks

 

[Trayco]

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Got married a few months ago, and was measured by @MeatFish!

Carrara MTM, TYT, Bigi PS, Santari single monks

Congrats!

 

[conceptual 4est]

This is the piece I'm most interested in. Thanks for posting.

I just want to make sure...whereas other CAMO stuff lies on the shirt-jacket spectrum, this is intended to be worn as a jacket, correct? Since you mention its weight, I get the impression that it would do pretty well layered over a sweater in colder wather.

Yes, definitely meant to be worn as a jacket - it's just unlined but because of the inner facing of the fabric that isn't a problem at all

 

[Sartorium]

Just popping into the thread to say I've been begging Greg for man-size turtlenecks from Ikiji for like five straight years probably

Being annoying gets **** done

 

[conceptual 4est]

This is also a good opportunity for me to post some snaps from the CAMO lookbook that show off some of the pieces we picked up:



camel color Balio



burnt orange Thunderbolt sweater



Marengo jacket in navy plush wool



Meydan wool relaxed shirt



Seabiscuit trousers in grey herringbone




These aren't the Spectacular Air trousers we have (which have a wider leg opening) but it's the same fabric, and you can see how good it looks with the burnt orange sweater

 

[gdl203]

Couple quick updates on this week:
1) no EA - we’ve been jammed with the short week and won’t have time to have it all measured and up for today - drop is tomorrow and we’ll try our best to have it in the EA section a couple hours before general release
2) we’re hoping to also have the fall/winter tailoring preorders up on the site tomorrow or at the latest Monday. We’ll turn the preorders around pretty quickly (generally customers don’t need that much time to know if and what they’d want) so we can place the order for fabric asap and get production going for a November delivery.

 

[asewonder]

Loving the new Ikiji crewneck fleece sweatshirt. Any recommendations for laundering? Avoid the washing machine? Any shrinkage?

 

[Trayco]

Loving the new Ikiji crewneck fleece sweatshirt. Any recommendations for laundering? Avoid the washing machine? Any shrinkage?

I have a ton of these. They shrink some in the washing machine and even when not drying so to account for it I sized up.
Not sure of alternate method to avoid the slight shrinkage. Overall the shrinkage was more so in the length.

 

[jaaz16]

Ditto Trayco. I sized up to an XL and I'd say after a delicate wash and air dry, it shrunk in length to about a US medium and width stayed at around what I'd call a US large. So, for me, it's perfect. The lyocell seems to contract like crazy when it touches water, not much you can do about it except plan ahead.

 

[withbluejeans]

Yearly bump for my request for anyone selling a Bluhrms flight jacket in olive wool (M ideally)

 

[Hierophantic]

Bumping up that I'm looking for the Ikiji French wool hopsack belted coat from last winter in Small!

 

[anonymouz]

Yearly bump for my request for anyone selling a Bluhrms flight jacket in olive wool (M ideally)

Bumping up that I'm looking for the Ikiji French wool hopsack belted coat from last winter in Small!

Might make more sense to post these in the BST thread

 

[conceptual 4est]

No EA as Greg mentioned but I still wanted to squeeze in a little preview of today's drop.

We've got our first round of Document, all of Sage de Cret, and some great neckties and incredible scarves from Bigi, which I'll kick things off with.

Grenadines are looking good, including a raw silk number with stitched in dots:




A few pure cashmere options for some seasonal indulgence:




And some handsome neat prints on silk, including some art-deco inspired options that liven things up:




Lastly, two wool and one wool and silk scarves that will look great hanging low with any of your favorite big coats:




And then a few big ol' reversible wool and silk stoles:

 

[conceptual 4est]

Sage de Cret is reliable but strong, with a killer cotton and linen reverse sateen that suited itself to a lot of styles, understandably.





Starting with the outerwear, this parka is fully reversible with a water-resistant cotton/nylon on one side and a cozy wool/cotton flannel for the other. Ludwin pegs this as a great travel coat and I can't argue with that.



Moving onto the first piece in the aforementioned cotton/linen reverse sateen is this M65, which absolutely benefits from Sage de Cret's extensive washing and treatment, giving it a ton of life and depth.





Cut in a tumbled wool that we'll see again, this work shirt has a super rich color and some nicely-executed paneling.



And one that just feels right, another style of work shirt, this time in a lively cotton and linen chambray.





Our final shirt is this open collar plaid number in organic cotton flannel, soft to the touch but with a sturdy body to it.



Onto trousers and back to the cotton/linen reverse sateen, we snagged two colors of their most classic easy pant - comfy and with a familiar taper.




For a navy option in the same fabric we went with their pegtop military style, placing those cargo pockets nice and high on the thigh.



And lastly we went for beige in their wide-legged and pleated option.





Finishing things off are an awesome tumbled wool and linen pair of easy pants. Lovely mix of yarn colors on these which we just had to show off with the macro shot.

 

[conceptual 4est]

Third drop of the week is Document, which includes just about everything except heavy outerwear from them. Some real winners here, and they really manage to surprise and impress even after 20 (!!) seasons under their belt. That's a lot of "repetition and difference". Everything here is relaxed but still maintains a very specific Document point of view. I've got to respect that.





Cotton sateen field jacket carries that nice big silhouette, and the non-patch chest pockets are a nice touch that mixes things up just enough.




This is absolutely nuts - it's a denim velvet. A single fabric that is clearly very velvety, the reverse side just has the characteristic twill of denim. Pockets are perfect, as well. We've even got the matching trousers!




Moving onto shirt jackets, this burnt orange is so, so pretty and hand-finished nicely with characteristic attention to detail. I'm a big fan of the way the side-seam hand pockets echo the unique shape of the chest pockets.




Going back to Jongsoo's favorite Abraham Moon for the tweed, this shacket is another all-timer.




Now here is what we think of when we think of classic Document that has endured for a decade - indigo-dyed cotton and wool in an understated but thoughtful overshirt.




Onto knitwear, this collared cardigan is good and heavy with some oversized chest pockets to set things off. Great as outerwear or a midlayer.




Adding a new color to the mix, this mint feels just right in the skipper style, which I would have never thought of otherwise. I like the styling over a cotton turtleneck, but of course I do.