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

[justridiculous]

Whoever scooped the Wythe snap shirt in the blue and red flannel in size L; if it doesn’t work out please don’t send back. Just message me and I’ll take it

I got you man. I'm between a large and an XL and decided to try out the large. It should arrive tomorrow (thanks for the quick shipping, NMWA team!), so I'll let you know.

 

[1969]

Such a slept on piece. I know it’s not cheap but it oozes quality when you have it in hand. The fabric is really smooth for a technical cloth, the hardware and buttons are really nice.

@gdl203 Greg, how water resistant is this jacket and M or L for a 40US/50EU?

 

[coolpapa]

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Man, how often do you wear that stuff in the red stick?

 

[Newcomer]

Man, how often do you wear that stuff in the red stick?

Sweaters, pretty often.

Coats, in the morning and night in the shoulder seasons. And during the winter, for 3 months or so. Typically, I find a coat with a light layer is pretty comfortable to me. I get a lot of use when I travel and such, and have started working remotely more. Have 3 weeks booked up in Chamonix/Zermatt/St. Moritz this winter, so I anticipate this coat will get put to good use.

 

[Gus]

Bringing the camoshita robe coat out of the closet for the first coat day of the season!

That one is a beauty! I have the solid navy wool one. He really knows how to design outerwear.

 

[gdl203]

@gdl203 Greg, how water resistant is this jacket and M or L for a 40US/50EU?

It looks quite waterproof to me. Probably M for a US40, unless you're looking for something to layer a lot under

 

[Easily Amused]

Sweaters, pretty often.

Coats, in the morning and night in the shoulder seasons. And during the winter, for 3 months or so. Typically, I find a coat with a light layer is pretty comfortable to me. I get a lot of use when I travel and such, and have started working remotely more. Have 3 weeks booked up in Chamonix/Zermatt/St. Moritz this winter, so I anticipate this coat will get put to good use.

Wait a sec - are you taking a < 1 year-old to Switzerland?

 

[Newcomer]

Wait a sec - are you taking a < 1 year-old to Switzerland?

Yes. Wondering if we are crazy. However, my parents / inlaws are coming, and I went to Europe as a baby.

 

[gdl203]

You’ll be fine. We went to France with twin babies and some cab drives were more difficult than the flights themselves

 

[trafficjam]

Believe it or not, there are many babies in Europe.

 

[Newcomer]

My wife and I decided that we were not going to let having kids impact our travel - I certainly treasure my memories as a kid.

 

[Michigan Planner]

I would much rather go back in time and travel more with my kids when they were < 2-years-old than now when they are older.

 

[anonymouz]

I'm on the fence about the 3sixteen mismatched wool kit - anyone pick up either piece yet?

got the pants. I like it. being a tweed, people will probably want to wear long sleeves under the camp shirt

 

[mossrockss]

Yes. Wondering if we are crazy. However, my parents / inlaws are coming, and I went to Europe as a baby.

not crazy. we took our son at 11 months old to Italy for 3 weeks in 2019. totally doable although we hadn't quite figured out how to optimize with nap times/bedtime. but we were alone. if you'll have family there that'll be a big help.

 

[mak1277]

Traveling with a baby seems fine. Traveling with a toddler is useless...it's definitely not vacation.