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

[FrankCowperwood]



We do! I had a customer come in this morning and I had to remark to Greg on how he picked out all great things that we like, and really worked for him but have been totally slept-on on the site.

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I hope I'm not exposing him in any way, but he got those burgundy suede Butteros, the Esemplare crewneck which looked awesome with the technical sweatpants he was wearing, the Monitaly striped pullover, the Geller tricolor knit (great mohair blend with a ton of texture and colors that work really well together), as well as an Inis Meain scarf. Good haul, no?

All interesting stuff. We don't see that kind of look a lot in the fit pics here (maybe except for you Kyle). And I hadn't even noticed that Geller knit before. If I got that I could wear it with the OS multitweed from last year and have a battle of the color blocks.

 

[gdl203]

The people have spoken.


This will be up online very shortly.

 

[TweedyProf]

Belt restocks? E.g. dark brown suede?

 

[gdl203]

Belt restocks? E.g. dark brown suede?

Not in the immediate future

 

[unbelragazzo]

]@PCK1
@Sotiris
@Mr. Six
@venividivicibj
@Newcomer

OK guys here are some swatch pics...I'd say overall these are a tad lighter than IRL as you can see by the white glare on the stickers, which actually have writing on them...

Fox:

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Gray

Navy Wide

Navy

Gray Wide

Minnis:

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Grey Wide

Navy Wide

Gray Narrow

Navy Narrow

Personally I think the hand of the Fox is nicer - it feels more substantial. To me the Minnis Narrows are too narrow (3/8"), although this makes them easier to wear in a conservative office setting. The Fox wides are pretty wide (0.75"). Fox narrow is 3.5/8". I think they look great, but maybe too dandy. Minnis wide is just over a 1/2" and looks great in navy.

 

[venividivicibj]

What is the fox narrow's width?

 

[unbelragazzo]



What is the fox narrow's width?

3.5/8"

 

[filangler]

]@PCK1
@Sotiris
@Mr. Six
@venividivicibj
@Newcomer

OK guys here are some swatch pics...I'd say overall these are a tad lighter than IRL as you can see by the white glare on the stickers, which actually have writing on them...

Fox:
Gray

Navy Wide

Navy

Gray Wide


Minnis:
Grey Wide

Navy Wide

Gray Narrow

Navy Narrow


Personally I think the hand of the Fox is nicer - it feels more substantial. To me the Minnis Narrows are too narrow (3/8"), although this makes them easier to wear in a conservative office setting. The Fox wides are pretty wide (0.75"). Fox narrow is 3.5/8". I think they look great, but maybe too dandy. Minnis wide is just over a 1/2" and looks great in navy.

Thank you for posting the samples. Do you have an idea on the weight of the cloth/fabric?

 

[unbelragazzo]



Thank you for posting the samples.  Do you have an idea on the weight of the cloth/fabric?

13/14 oz for both.

 

[venividivicibj]

Vote for Navy Fox Flannel Wide here.

 

[filangler]

13/14 oz for both.

I see. Will that weight be OK for Fall/Winter Southern California weather?

 

[venividivicibj]

I see. Will that weight be OK for Fall/Winter Southern California weather?

you'll be warm, but fine. take off your jacket indoors.

if you're worried about being too warm, speak to Sator.

 

[unbelragazzo]



I see.  Will that weight be OK for Fall/Winter Southern California weather?

Well the real answer is I can't tell you for sure since people vary a lot in how hot or cool they run. If you're used to the standard 3-season suits that most stores carry, this will be heavier than that. But I think for most ppl, as vvvbj said, wearing this in 50-70 degree weather with no overcoat would not be a problem.

 

[lawyerdad]

I'm interested and favor the first gray.

As an LA resident, I think people are spot-on about the weight. I think it's fine for Fall -- at least aside from the stretches we get of 85 degree "Fall" weather. Today, for example, it would be fine. I walked about 1/2 mile to lunch today. Had I been wearing this suit with the jacket, it probably would have been a bit too warm -- so I would have taken my jacket off and carried it. By next week, it could be 15 degrees cooler (or five or ten warmer, of course). But you'd get plenty of Fall/Winter use out of it, I'm sure.

 

[filangler]

you'll be warm, but fine. take off your jacket indoors.

if anything, speak to Sator.

@venividivicibj , Thanks man, I pretty much do that indoors anyway. @unbelragazzo , do we get to vote on the cloth selections and style?