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J Crew Fall/Winter 2010 Discussion

Johdus Fanfoozal

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Went to the mall the other day to try on some casual fall jackets.

This may be heresy among SFers, but

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fit better and felt better constructed than

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I think the top one is actually gap's Utility jacket, so you're right ^
 

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rolled up pant legs. why do they insist on doing this for everything?
 

Johdus Fanfoozal

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It's a Gap utility jacket. I'm 5'9" 155. Tried on a small and it fit very well. Slim, but with enough movement in the shoulders. The twill felt really good for Gap as did the pockets, zippers, hood, etc.

I had to go medium in the JCrew to get shoulder movement. The body was too billowy. Besides, the jacket looked like it had been dragged behind a car. Way too "broken in" for my taste.

Still waiting on the oilcloth Millerain jacket in carob to hit stores. Clerk said they expect more f/w styles to arrive on the 18th.
 

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Originally Posted by grundletaint
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rolled up pant legs. why do they insist on doing this for everything?


because they dont have 30" inseams in the slimmer waist sizes, maybe. I talked to one of the sales associates the other day, this dude was over 6 feet tall and built like the catalog models, and he was complaining that the 32" inseam on 28-29 sz waists for the pants was too long for him, so he had to roll them up.
 

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It's not even Labor Day yet. This stuff will all roll out in the coming weeks.

I'll be first in line for the uni-strip flap pocket oxford. J Crew really needs to step up their collar game - I'm getting sick of these tiny collars! Gimme some roll!
 

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Originally Posted by fueledbynewjersey
http://www.jcrew.com/mens_category/s...8223/28223.jsp
http://www.jcrew.com/mens_category/o...9589/19589.jsp

Bought those and one of their "cotton heathered shirting" that doesn't appear to be online. I can say that there shirting this season has definitely slimmed down. I wear a small and the shirts from this season seem to be slimmer in the torso, taper a little bit, and the arm holes seem a little more snug and higher. All in all fit me a lot better. The fatigue jacket is nice and thick and with a draw string waist on the inside if you want to slim it down more.


I disagree- I dropped by a store yesterday and the shirts were as ill-fitting as always (at least in size small), though maybe the arm holes were slightly smaller.

However, they do seem to have slimmed up some of the sport coats- I tried on the ludlow cord sportcoat in a small and it fit much better than the one they put out last fall. Especially slimmer in the sleeves (much shorter sleeves too, which was odd). It was still a bit big on me (I'm a 36), but proportionately, so I'd wager it'd fit someone that's a 38 great, or someone that's a 36 but wants to wear it with multiple layers
 

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quick question..i just bought a XS in the sunbleached sweatshirt..i was wondering how they fit..it says on the sizing the measurements..but i didn't know if it ran large etc..i have tried on jcrew stuff before and it was kind of big...my chest measures around 37-38 waist is 30, but i do like a slimmer fit. What do you guys think, should i have went with the small?
 

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