Jantzen, Reliable at last?

[stickonatree]

Originally Posted by Connemara

Is it ok if I just measure the wrist of a shirt? Not my own wrist?

i find that giving him my shirt wrist measurement is better, because when i first started giving my wrist measurements, the cuffs were too tight and tighter when shrunk after washing.

 

[Coho]

There's nothing wrong with this method, but it'll likely produce a shirt that you won't be happy with. The best method is still to use a well fitted shirt and take the measurements from it. I use the measurements I got from having ordered thru Joe Hemrajani so the worst is that it won't be too far off. Good luck trying to get your preferences corrected....it's not that easy.

Originally Posted by Connemara

My first Jantzen order. Pinpoint OCBD with flap pocket and pink gussets

I feel like an idiot because I didn't type in my name. I mean Ricky has it (in mailing address and CC cardholder name) but it will make me look like an ass.

I also put in the wrong shoulder measurement because I am slightly drunk. Sent Ricky an e-mail, hopefully he will change it.



Thank you for submitting the following information:
Name:
Gender: Male
Customer Detail: New Customer
For Old Customer Only: For Repeated Customer Only
Telephone:
E-mail:
American Express Card #:
Visa Card:
Master Card:
Expiry Date:
Name of Card Holder: The Conneman
Shirt Length: 32 inches
Chest: 21 inches
Waist: 19.75 inches
Hip:
Shoulder: 18.25 inches
Sleeve Length: 33 inches
Neck: 15.5 inches
Height: 5 feet 8 inches
Weight: 165 lbs.
Wrist Size ( No Allowance): 9.5 inches
Special for Thicker Watch: Select One
Shirt Fitting: Form (4"-6" Allowance)
Share of Shoulder: Regular Shoulder
Shade of Body: Normal Shade
Collar Style: Collar Style # 7, (Standard Button Down)
Collar Stay: Without Collar Stay
Interlining: Regular
Tie space: 1/4"(Standard)
Back Height: 1 5/8" (Standard)
Stitching for Collar & Cuff: 1/4" (Our Standard)
Collar Point: Same As Our Standard
Color of Button Hole and Button Thread: Self Colour
Cuff Style: Single Cuff Style #1S (Round Single Button)
Contract Collar: Self Collar & Cuff
Cuff Height: 2 1/2" (Standard)
Pocket Style : Pocket Style No. 8 with Flap (Cut-Away Flap)
Number of Pocket: Single Pocket
Front Placket: French Front with Stitching
Width of Placket: 1 3/8 (Our Standard)
Sleeve: Long Sleeve
Sleeves **** Extra Button: Without Sleeves **** Extra Buttons
Shirt Tail: Regular Tail
Shoulder Pleat: Side Pleat
Select one: Without Split Yoke
Gusset Triangle Color: Pink
Button Seclections:: Thick Nature Mother of Pearl Button (3.00 mm) Thickness
Monogram Style: Select one
Monogram Placing: Select One
Initial:
Monogram Color: Select One
Submit: Submit

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Billing Address

Remarks

I measured the wrist of a SHIRT and not my own wrist.
Material Number & Details

Jantzen*3751, Blue Pin-Point Oxford (Light Weight), 100's, 2 Ply, 100% Italian Cotton
Remark of Shirt's Style

 

[Connemara]

Originally Posted by Coho

There's nothing wrong with this method, but it'll likely produce a shirt that you won't be happy with. The best method is still to use a well fitted shirt and take the measurements from it. I use the measurements I got from having ordered thru Joe Hemrajani so the worst is that it won't be too far off. Good luck trying to get your preferences corrected....it's not that easy.
Huh? All the measurements I posted are from a well-fitting shirt I have. The shoulder measurement is kind of big but I already contacted Ricky about that.

 

[Coho]

You put "form" fitting with 4-6 in. allowance as a preference so I thought you measured from your body. I'd leave that blank and type all caps in the "remarks" that you do not want any extra allowance. I basically communicate to them as though I am talking to a 5 years old, and leave no room for their own interpretation.

Originally Posted by Connemara

Huh? All the measurements I posted are from a well-fitting shirt I have. The shoulder measurement is kind of big but I already contacted Ricky about that.

 

[Coho]

Jantzen tailor ([email protected]) would like to be paid through PayPal. Money Request Details Amount:\t\t$2,400.00 HKD Pay With PayPal PayPal makes it easy to send jantzen tailor money. Click below to send this payment: Click here to pay instantly with PayPal! --------------------------------------------- Is the above paypal address from them valid? I've provided CC info already so why not just charge me there. I read mixed replies: some said scam and some said confirmation from Ricky....

 

[mbc]

Originally Posted by Coho

Is the above paypal address from them valid? I've provided CC info already so why not just charge me there. I read mixed replies: some said scam and some said confirmation from Ricky....

The people who said scam were speculating with no evidence. The people who said confirmation from Ricky had... confirmation from Ricky.

 

[jc138]

Originally Posted by Coho

Jantzen tailor ([email protected]) would like to be paid through PayPal. Money Request Details Amount:\t\t$2,400.00 HKD Pay With PayPal PayPal makes it easy to send jantzen tailor money. Click below to send this payment: Click here to pay instantly with PayPal! --------------------------------------------- Is the above paypal address from them valid? I've provided CC info already so why not just charge me there. I read mixed replies: some said scam and some said confirmation from Ricky....

Ricky wrote me to tell me that the fabric I selected was out of stock, and he wrote from "[email protected]"


The only place that [email protected] turns up on google is this thread.

Little dodgy.

 

[Coho]

Well...he did state sending him my CC info over phone so I'm curious what's the difference between get money from my CC as opposed to paypal. Aren't the rates for most CC can be slightly lower than paypal rates? To be honest, I don't trust these confirmations. It could easily be someone signed up with SF accounts and start to further their scamming schemes by stating those confirmations. I did receive the "fabric out of stock" email from [email protected] also.

Originally Posted by jc138

Ricky wrote me to tell me that the fabric I selected was out of stock, and he wrote from "[email protected]" The only place that [email protected] turns up on google is this thread. Little dodgy.

 

[UserNameToronto]

Ordered 5/28
Confirmed 6/5 (had to email Ricky to get a confirmation email back)
Arrived 6/23 to Toronto

 

[Wick]

Order: May 19
Confirmation; some fabrics not available: May 21
My reply to Ricky with alternate fabrics: May 22
Shirts received: June 20

 

[maxnharry]

I just ordered 4 shirts via email and received them 10 days later. It seems that Ricky has someone handling internet orders now and the process seems to be working well.

 

[constant struggle]

Ordered June 23rd - requested Paypal
Confirmed with paypal invoice June 24th when I woke up

 

[Connemara]

Originally Posted by Coho

You put "form" fitting with 4-6 in. allowance as a preference so I thought you measured from your body. I'd leave that blank and type all caps in the "remarks" that you do not want any extra allowance. I basically communicate to them as though I am talking to a 5 years old, and leave no room for their own interpretation.
****. I just e-mailed him about that; he responded to my previous "correction" e-mail so hopefully he gets this one. Oh, got a confirmation this morning.

 

[Douglas]

May be slightly o/t, but I placed an order IN STORE on May 25. 4 shirts arrived by mail yesterday in Baltimore on June 23. FYI.

 

[Connemara]

I'm going to call Ricky later and ask him to adjust the shirt from form fitting to no allowance. Dumb mistake on my part.

How is his English?