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

[mypants]

Interesting that most of you are sizing up in IM. As another possibly confusing data point, I find it TTS.

Are you referring to US or EU sizing? In general, I’d say IM is quite consistent to EU sizing. Not US.

 

[breakaway01]

Are you referring to US or EU sizing? In general, I’d say IM is quite consistent to EU sizing. Not US.

confused—all of the IM knitwear I’ve purchased from NMWA is alpha sized. How is EU small different from US small?

 

[K. Nights]

confused—all of the IM knitwear I’ve purchased from NMWA is alpha sized. How is EU small different from US small?

In my experience a US small typically correlates to a size 38" chest, while in European sizing a small is usually a 46 EU (which is about the same as a 36 US).

Just generally speaking, of course.

 

[AnElepahntCage]

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Trying to base a future purchased on the measurements of these Rota pants, but I can't find the exact pair/measurements online and don't trust myself to measure. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

 

[ReedCA]

Trying to base a future purchased on the measurements of these Rota pants, but I can't find the exact pair/measurements online and don't trust myself to measure. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

They’re not a “named” model (Brooklyn, etc.) or labeled as higher rise, so probably the standard Rota cut. These should be the same, allowing for slight variation in fabric thickness.

Mid-grey crisp weave 4-ply wool trousers (restock)

These may be the most versatile trousers ever. Cut in a moderately slim pattern from a medium weight wool cloth with a crisp weave and texture, they will pair easily with any sport coat or sweater. Details 100% wool, 4-ply; 390g weight Flat front, tapered leg, lined to the knee Three point...

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Spoiler: Virtusize

 

[AnElepahntCage]

I was thinking those were most likely the same, but I wasn't sure. Thanks for the help.

 

[gdl203]

It's probably best for you to measure pants yourself and establish your preferred measurements based on things you can try on and feel

 

[WhyUEarly]

Wow Tony the Shirtmaker got featured in NYTimes

One of America’s Best Tailors Lives in Middle-of-Nowhere Maine https://www.wsj.com/style/fashion/tony-shirtmakers-handmade-shirts-b5d78cb1

 

[justridiculous]

Will you guys be getting Il Bisonte back in stock? Or, any new leather goods coming? Want to update my wallet (card holder) and want to see what my options are.

 

[Trayco]

What’s dropping today for EA?

 

[conceptual 4est]

Week 2! Its our first drops from fan-favorites Wythe and Beams+, alongside a pair of 3sixteen shirts and our full selection from Frank Leder.

I'll start with Beams+ though. This first drop is actually a really nice assortment that doesn't feel limited to just one category, so there is a bit of something for everyone. Now that I think about it, this week's drop from Wythe is the same.

The story here, as always with Beams+, is trad stuff though a playful and Japanese lens. I'm hesitant to use the word quirky because it feels so loaded, but... it's kind of quirky? I mean that in an endearing way, sincerely.





Kicking things off with knitwear, we have a trio of vests which have always been strong from them. The two fair isles are simply good looking, and would be great layered with so many different styles. The rugby sweater, if you look closely, has a sort of patchwork knit thing going on that plants this firmly in Beams+ territory.



the next trio are knit polos with these killer retro stripes. Every colorway is spot-on so use this as an opportunity to pick which one is yours and have your mind made up 😤



One pair of trousers in this drop - wide leg military trousers in HBT. Lovely sage color keeps them different enough from olive but still super easy to pair. These are actually one of Beams+'s most popular styles every season so it's fun to bring them to the States as well.



Aw yeah. Patchwork Harris Tweed Bal is back. Iconic Beams+ piece, and always turns heads. Greyscale version is new for us this season!



Always with the mid-century references, these Horween calf belts have very handsome engine-turned buckles that fit in really well with this whole universe.



Fun boa scarf with a quilted side that gives a sort of helix twist to the usual onion quilt. Good stuff!

Lastly, a few corduroy caps with repp stripe straps in the back. Playful and a little bit retro-prep. Works for me!

 

[Michigan Planner]

I love that Beams+ quilted scarf - looks like it's made from an old military poncho liner. Very cool!

 

[conceptual 4est]

As mentioned earlier, Wythe is our first delivery but it's a good variety so lots to love here.





Moleskin pearlsnaps are back and how good are these colors? In retrospect turquoise is such an obvious choice that I'm surprised I haven't seen it before.



Denim pearlsnap is here too in a one-rinse wash with those beautiful MOP snaps that play so nicely off it.





Plaid flannels are spot-on as well, with an incredible name for the pink colorway: Abiquiu sunset.



One more flannel, this time in the workshirt style. As always, colors are perfect and ideal for the season.



New colorway for the classic oxford - evergreen stripe. Some of you might know that this is actually the core and origin story of Wythe!



Bedford cord five pockets are back in that glorious nutmeg color.



We've also got two more fibe pockets, in that glorious Italian donegal corduroy.



And naturally we had to pick up the matching Ranch Jackets as well. Killer set-up in either color.



A new style this season is this zippered pullover in sage green cotton jersey. I really like the way this was styled both over and under other shirts in the lookbook.



Another great piece for layering (or not!) is a cream colored waffle knit. Fits right in with the world of Wythe and easy to pair of course.



Lastly, those retro-inspired tubular knits are back, in a 3pack of cream. Real 1950s stuff here that will look great with simple jeans and shoes.

 

[yungchomsky]

@MeatFish are the wythe cuffs still good for layering watches?

 

[The Quiet Owl]

Those Wythe donegal cords, particularly the cord Ranch Jackets -- what a brilliant idea -- are just ... I'm speechless. I lack speech!