Australian Members - Part II - if you read the first post, you'll get what this is all about.

[Gerry Nelson]

@Gerry Nelson - heres one for you
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For my @fxh Halloween costume?

 

[Journeyman]

^To be frank, it looks like a design that the infamous Eric Glennie would come up with...

ERIC GLENNIE

eric is a fashion designer who patented and created new collar designs for mens dress shirts. each collar creates distinctive looks to the tie knot.

ericglennie.com

 

[Epicure]

I like the textures and colour palette. Well done

Thanks!

 

[Terminator]

I would stick to a core denim brand - Orslow, Studio D'Artisan or Full Count are my picks.

Care to elaborate on why you say this?

In my opinion, Ethan and Kenji do what they do very well. I’ve got the 133 denim and it’s a pretty great early 40s repro, and that’s actually not something the other brands you mention really do (that said, I like Full Count a lot).

What I like about the Bryceland’s: nice high rise, half selvage denim, lovely leather patch, and buttons which rust (although gimmicky I think this is quite cool). What I don’t like so much: the cut, at least on me, is very full with a bit too much room in the thighs, although I probably could’ve gone down a waist size.

I have quite a few pairs of jeans other than these including Freewheelers 1947s, three pairs of At Last (2 x Lee repro and one Levi’s repro), lots of LVC (5 pairs), a pair each of Warehouse Duck-Digger & Brown, RRL, etc.

My absolute favourite jeans are the Freewheelers 1947, followed by the Bryceland’s and At Last (probably too close to split).

 

[Epicure]

Trying out my pre-order cashmere knit tie from Vecchio Anseatico. I think I have found a new standard for knit ties. At least for the cooler months.

 

[discomute]

Went to Uniqlo today on the recommendations here for some Chinos. Decided on two and checked the rest of the place out, it's great, can't believe I've never been. At the last minute decided to order online so I could get the exact length I wanted. Walked to the tramstop only to realise I was still carrying the chinos...

...yes of course I took them back

 

[Geoffrey Firmin]

@discomute They do offer alterations in store.

 

[samtalkstyle]

Aussie checking in. Any other Adelaideans on here?

 

[Journeyman]

They do offer alterations in store.

It does depend upon the store - only the larger ones offer free alterations in store. It is very convenient, though - they're usually ready in an hour or even less, so you can easily buy them at lunchtime, leave them there for alterations, and pick them up on the way home.

 

[California Dreamer]

@Gerry Nelson - heres one for you
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I have a birthday coming up ...

 

[Epicure]

Aussie checking in. Any other Adelaideans on here?

Affirmative.

 

[Nolvadex]

If you wanted to jump on the pleated pants trend and not spend a couple hundred dollars, Uniqlo just introduced it into their s/s u range

 

[Geoffrey Firmin]

Speaking of UNIQLO this jacket looks remarkably like the Steve Calder number i see a lot of on Instagram.In particular the pocket design.

 

[Journeyman]

If you wanted to jump on the pleated pants trend and not spend a couple hundred dollars, Uniqlo just introduced it into their s/s u range

So I hop onto the Uniqlo Australia website to have a look at the Spring-Summer 2019 Uniqlo U range - and find that the trousers only seem to be available for waist sizes from 29" to 34"!

What!?!?

 

[Contango]

So I hop onto the Uniqlo Australia website to have a look at the Spring-Summer 2019 Uniqlo U range - and find that the trousers only seem to be available for waist sizes from 29" to 34"!

What!?!?

jennycraig.com.au