FSA: Arnys Paris Classics on Sale at Maus & Hoffman

[aportnoy]

Now available at Maus & Hoffman's website. The "Forestiere" Corduroy Jacket from Arnys of Paris $1495>>>$799.00 The Arnys ‘Forestiere’ Jacket in Cotton Twill $1395>>>$699.00 The ‘Gilet’ Corduroy Vest by Arnys of Paris $1295>>>$699.00 Not easy to find these at discount. I picked up a corduroy "Forestiere" in chestnut

 

[A Harris]

Note that the Forestiere's fit at least two sizes large compared to a tailored jacket.

 

[nmoraitis]

No 38's

 

[mack11211]

Originally Posted by nmoraitis

No 38's

As I recall, the M&H size range does not include Small.

They grow 'em big in Florida.

 

[poorsod]

Blast this is a tough one to consider. I tried the smallest sized Forestiere they had available at Arnys and I still felt I was swimming in it. It is a very loose and baggy fit. But the price for something so cool and distinct is hard to beat.

 

[rssmsvc]

Does anyone have a color key for the jackets what does camel vs chestnut look like ? Is chestnut a light brown

 

[aportnoy]

Originally Posted by rssmsvc

Does anyone have a color key for the jackets what does camel vs chestnut look like ? Is chestnut a light brown

I went with the chestnut sight unseen and I'm assuming that it has more of a reddish tone than the tan. I might have to get the tan, too.

 

[nmoraitis]

Originally Posted by mack11211

As I recall, the M&H size range does not include Small.

They grow 'em big in Florida.

Yeah, that's what I figured, thanks.

Originally Posted by poorsod

Blast this is a tough one to consider. I tried the smallest sized Forestiere they had available at Arnys and I still felt I was swimming in it. It is a very loose and baggy fit. But the price for something so cool and distinct is hard to beat.

What is the smallest size they have at the store? I will be in Paris next year, and I do not want to be dissapointed if I get there and they don't have a 38. I guess I could just call the store.

 

[poorsod]

I don't remember if it was a US 38 or 40 equivalent. But I am about a US 42 typically and it wears large.

 

[amerikajinda]

some links: http://www.mausandhoffmanonline.com/...oduct_Count=15 http://www.mausandhoffmanonline.com/...oduct_Count=28 http://www.mausandhoffmanonline.com/...Category_Code=

 

[speedster.8]

They have it online in a sz48 ... Not on sale though. http://arnys.fr/shop_arnys/index.php?code_lang=en Sales in Paris start the 7th.Jan.

 

[rssmsvc]

I am really digging the cotton drill version for an alternative to the shirt-coats I have seen recently.

I wonder what chestnut looks like.

 

[nmoraitis]

Originally Posted by poorsod

I don't remember if it was a US 38 or 40 equivalent. But I am about a US 42 typically and it wears large.

Thanks! I have a 39 chest, so depending on the suit maker, I am a 38 or 40 US. I have a 38 in the Beaufort and it has a loose fit, but that is what I like about it.

 

[thomaus247]

Hi guys, thanks for the interest. The 'Gilet' corduroy vest comes in the same chestnut color as the 'Forestierre'. So, if you go to Clearance/Vests on our website you will see the color. Or you can try this link to the Zoom image. You will note that the chestnut forestierre is just visible in the edge of the picture. (A sample of the chestnut color should be up on the Forestierre product page. I will have that fixed).

http://mausandhoffmanonline.com/Merc...GLD32-ZOOM.jpg

Thanks,

Tom

Originally Posted by rssmsvc

I am really digging the cotton drill version for an alternative to the shirt-coats I have seen recently.

I wonder what chestnut looks like.

 

[Kuro]

Originally Posted by aportnoy

Now available at Maus & Hoffman's website.

The "Forestiere" Corduroy Jacket from Arnys of Paris $1495>>>$799.00
The Arnys "˜Forestiere' Jacket in Cotton Twill $1395>>>$699.00
The "˜Gilet' Corduroy Vest by Arnys of Paris $1295>>>$699.00

Not easy to find these at discount.

I picked up a corduroy "Forestiere" in chestnut

Originally Posted by A Harris

Note that the Forestiere's fit at least two sizes large compared to a tailored jacket.

Thanks for the tip...