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Damn, that's an impressively polished pair of Strands. Love the pants too, obvi.Coming up on 5000 pages / 75K posts here. I'll probably miss it, but what an amazing milestone. Maybe we should post our favorite stuff from Eva / Epaulet in celebration?
I'll start:
I'm struggling to find a pic that does the Navy Olive Windowpane wool/silk/linen suit justice. It's probably my favorite piece of clothing I've ever owned - a stunner - and when I had to go to Mumbai, Bangkok and Jakarta for work a couple of summers ago, an absolute freaking lifesaver in the heat.
I have a lot of items from Epaulet that I just love - Eva's ability to bring some unique and killer fabrics has been a lot of fun. Looking through my pix, I've managed to forget how much cool stuff I've been able to catch. I just wish I had excuses to wear it all these days, but I can see opportunities opening in the near future.
So apologies for being early, but I'm going to be heads-down a fair bit of tomorrow, and it seems like a good time to celebrate. Thanks for being awesome and congrats on building a great community here on StyleForum!
That's the magic of natty shell actually - I think I've only ever brushed them (though they have seen a lot of brushing )Damn, that's an impressively polished pair of Strands. Love the pants too, obvi.
ah man! I'm out of practice at my shell-spotting. they appear to have burnished toe caps, so that threw me off. gorgeous nonetheless.Damn, that's an impressively polished pair of Strands. Love the pants too, obvi.
The prices of the spring Doyle releases are crazy! I don’t even want a denim Doyle but at that price I begin to think well what’s the harm in having one just in case!
Hypothetically, if someone orders both khaki and sage, is that person being silly?
And finally, when are the surplus (color) Sashikos out?
Also, is this frosty blue chambray the same as the frosty blue crosshatch chambray from last year? Chambray is hard to read online.
Ming here! Started my first official ‘full time’ day at Epaulet yesterday. Been helping out since last year because I was out of work from my last design job with lay offs and all. I’ve been a customer myself for over 12 year maybe, since 2007-2008ish. Looking forward to getting everything made and shipped out to you! I can be reached at [email protected].
Here’s a fit pic between work trips in South LA. Wearing my Variegated Corduroy Sinclair and Band collar Individualized Shirt (my first made up shirt actually or second.)
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The prices of the spring Doyle releases are crazy! I don’t even want a denim Doyle but at that price I begin to think well what’s the harm in having one just in case!
Hypothetically, if someone orders both khaki and sage, is that person being silly?
And finally, when are the surplus (color) Sashikos out?
Also, is this frosty blue chambray the same as the frosty blue crosshatch chambray from last year? Chambray is hard to read online.
That's the magic of natty shell actually - I think I've only ever brushed them (though they have seen a lot of brushing )
@Epaulet Is it possible to order Wilhelms in the current Rivet promotion? Didn't see mention of this above.
@L.I.T. do you know the weights of the charcoal twill? And if it will age like a pair of jeans (fades) or regular chinos? The Japanese mill makes me think it might be more like a denim.
Hey @aapmm I don’t know the exact weight but I’ve tried them on before and their more of a light to medium weight. They have this really smooth texture that’s unlike regular jeans.
And I think they’ll fade more like regular chinos since it’s charcoal. In my experience indigo tends to get you the really sweet fades. We’ve sold quite a few stock pairs so maybe somebody in the forum can confirm or post pics of how they fade, that would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!Yup... exactly this! The weight is around 10oz, so they're a lot lighter than the typical denim used for jeans.
As a chino, it works great for a minimal vibe. We've had guys in tech buy it as a stand in for dressier pants, but it's also just a nice understanded casual piece too.
As a Doyle it's going to look more formal than a regular denim. It's the kind of thing you would have seen in an OG Jil Sander collection. It could be worn with flannel or tweed trousers, but would sit right at home with cotton chinos or a light wash jean.
I believe we were promised pics of the custom Doyle/Sinclair/Filed jackets. I know mine will be here next week, but I'm still anxious to see them.