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Bespoke shirts online for 39 dollars! Ergoni.com

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Originally Posted by Shirtmaven
i was quite curious as you can imagine. I still can not figure out how Jantzen makes money using HK labor offering so many bells and wistles with out upcharges.

the measurement softwear is based on a program developed in conjunction with UNC and the US Army. they wanted to come up with a way to make unifroms to size rather then having so many sizes in stock. factories were or are set up to use computerized cutting equipment.
At least this is my assumption based on what I could figure out from their information.

This is the same softwear that lands end uses for their custom shirt program. I think Paul Fredricks may also be using this program.


What bothered me about their site was how vague it all seemed. I wanted to see how to take the measurements on the second section, but there were no diagrams. no mention of lead times. which asian countries were they made in.
100/2 and 140/2 from china are OK but a little mushy.IMO.

I am curious to see the results as well.

Carl


I was in Hong Kong for a weekend and i got trousers made in jantzen. when trying the trousers, i saw in his little office his swatches of shirts and he pays hk$38 for 2 yards of material. I dont know how much material you need but hk$38 is about $5. plus apparently no one tailors in hong kong anymore, it all goes over the boarder for cheap labour in shenzhen (cool city with lots of fake clothes/dvds etc over hk boarder
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this site seems like a cool idea but its just a custom shirt... so its quite random to buy from them and not some higher quality clothes specialist?? instead of dot com people
 

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I own one white shirt w/140 thread count and french cuffs from ergoni.

The shirt cost 39 dollars and was a great fit when I received it.
The measuring tool they have captured the slim fit I wanted
and the slightly longer sleeves I need.

The shirt is very thing(which I prefer) and doesn't fit like a tent.

I've put the shirt next to my kiton, and borelli shirts and it's definitely a notch below but it's 2-3 notches above polo, or ike behar etc.. comparable.
 

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Interested in this as well. Pictures of fits will be great.
 

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Originally Posted by Holstein Bilter
I've put the shirt next to my kiton, and borelli shirts and it's definitely a notch below but it's 2-3 notches above polo, or ike behar etc.. comparable.
bwahaha
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Gotta give it to you... you're pretty consistent in your shilling for this vendor / buddy.
 

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For the hell of it I just ordered one. I mean its only $39 bucks...what do I have to lose. When I get it, I will put in my 2 cents.
 

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Originally Posted by dshin
I mean its only $39 bucks...what do I have to lose.
About $39
 

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Originally Posted by dshin
For the hell of it I just ordered one. I mean its only $39 bucks...what do I have to lose. When I get it, I will put in my 2 cents.

I would have tried tailorstore for about the same price.

dl
 

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Originally Posted by gdl203
bwahaha
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Gotta give it to you... you're pretty consistent in your shilling for this vendor / buddy.



Hey why not? 39 bucks for a decent shirt that's already altered...
OR buy a 45 dollar polo button shirt(on discount) and still have to alter it...for another 35...

Made sense.
 

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Yeah - the heavily-fused ******-fabric even-worse-buttons POS I received from that place is clearly only 1 small notch below Kiton and Borrelli, and 2-3 notches above a Lorenzini-made Polo shirt...
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Originally Posted by dshin
For the hell of it I just ordered one. I mean its only $39 bucks...what do I have to lose. When I get it, I will put in my 2 cents.

Only $39 ? Would you like to buy me a shirt ?

Originally Posted by gdl203
Yeah - the heavily-fused ******-fabric even-worse-buttons POS I received from that place is clearly only 1 small notch below Kiton and Borrelli, and 2-3 notches above a Lorenzini-made Polo shirt...
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I'd be more then happy to take them off your hands.
 

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Originally Posted by playdohh22
I'd be more then happy to take them off your hands.
I never wore mine once. It went straight from the envelope to the thrift store bag. I feel bad for whoever picked that up at the thrift store though...
 

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Originally Posted by gdl203
I never wore mine once. It went straight from the envelope to the thrift store bag. I feel bad for whoever picked that up at the thrift store though...

Should have saved it to wear with the golf club dunhill tie clip. I still can't even give mine away.

dl
 

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Originally Posted by dl20
Should have saved it to wear with the golf club dunhill tie clip. I still can't even give mine away.

dl


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