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JE drapes nicely. Anti expo is also special; raw edges executed perfectly.
I’ve been trying this $16 everlane cotton crew and tbh it’s pretty solid; flows and is soft. Also have a ~$25 kotn tee, a ~$75 nadaam silk/cashmere tee as well as some ~$35 uniformLA tees on the way. I wear a tee in some capacity literally every day. But i can’t wear Purl or Comix on every occasion ya know...
+1 on Everlane they drape nicely too. They have a good balance between modern and classic in terms of their fit IMO. Not bad after going through the laundry too taken into consideration of their price. I guess I have a similar range on tees as you. You are right about the different tees but seems like people are going out of their way to make a T fit and a tee is probably the easiest to find alternatives.
Wait, you don’t hem your underwear? What are you, some sort of barbarian?Some people overthink everything.
Probably hem their underwear too.
Glad they went with a longer cut, but that collar/neck slash kills it for me.. you got a pic with it on?
That’s a sexy denim jacket. Probably my favorite to date. Will keep a close eye on it.Hard to get the slash. You don’t really see the gap with it on. You can always patch it too
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That’s a sexy denim jacket. Probably my favorite to date. Will keep a close eye on it.
That’s a sexy denim jacket. Probably my favorite to date. Will keep a close eye on it.
The flannels looks fine, but stick to basic colors under the flannel. The blue flannel you styled well with the white/natural, but the green doesn’t work with the brick/black flannel. You could try the blue with the green tee, but I’d probably stick with white/grey/black.Trying to decide if I keep the straight hem flannel.
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+1 on Everlane they drape nicely too. They have a good balance between modern and classic in terms of their fit IMO. Not bad after going through the laundry too taken into consideration of their price. I guess I have a similar range on tees as you. You are right about the different tees but seems like people are going out of their way to make a T fit and a tee is probably the easiest to find alternatives.
+1 on Everlane they drape nicely too. They have a good balance between modern and classic in terms of their fit IMO. Not bad after going through the laundry too taken into consideration of their price. I guess I have a similar range on tees as you. You are right about the different tees but seems like people are going out of their way to make a T fit and a tee is probably the easiest to find alternatives.
Yeah I think you’re right. Was trying the flannel with different tees to see how the lengths worked together. Wasn’t working on palette. I think I’m gonna send both flannels back. They are fine. But not worth the collective $500. I’m looking for something looser. Maybe layer over a hoodie. I’ll prob go pick up some heavy oversized flannel from Filson instead.The flannels looks fine, but stick to basic colors under the flannel. The blue flannel you styled well with the white/natural, but the green doesn’t work with the brick/black flannel. You could try the blue with the green tee, but I’d probably stick with white/grey/black.
Also, you might want to size down on the iodine’s, they will indefinitely stretch and unless you want them to be baggy you might regret your purchase.