John Elliott - official affiliate thread

[Bimmer93]

We are not done with 26 oz. fabric. It is an easy and obvious transition for us to offer best selling silhouettes in our mainline fabrication. We distinguished the terry weight by price. As much as the SF crew here may be disappointed in this particular release, many people wanted a lighter weight option. We love 26 oz. too!

@MIKE_JE what is the weight of the Ebisus and Escobars for reference?

 

[jstrath406]

I feel like those measurements can’t be correct, it looks cropped on the model.

I thought the same thing, it looks much shorter on the model than the measurements suggest

 

[MIKE_JE]

@MIKE_JE what is the weight of the Ebisus and Escobars for reference?

All of our mainline Terry is the same weight.

 

[Jbidwal]

has je ever done sweats in a light grey like below?

the OG grey was this shade before they switched to the shade that’s been there for years now

 

[Jbidwal]

are FoG core sweats 26oz? Love the weight on those

I believe those are 28 oz

 

[Bimmer93]

Dang, was super pumped to have the LAs back. Didn’t realize this iteration is basically Ebisus with a different cuff.

 

[leclutchjames]

The fear of god terry is 29oz

 

[j023]

You can get through a blizzard in them FOGs

 

[Timbaland]

Makes sense the LA sweats are 16 ounce, I never got why they named it LA when it's 26 ounces and you can only wear it in SoCal for like 1.5 seasons tops.

Re: the fit, is the model really wearing size large? They don't really look relaxed on the skinny model. Unless it's just the way it drapes versus the 26 ounce version

 

[randomkoreandude]

All of our mainline Terry is the same weight.

So can you confirm that these 16oz LAs won’t stack as well as the og 26oz version because of the weight or is it because of the model in the pics? Everyone is looking for the look of the prior version.

 

[j023]

Makes sense the LA sweats are 16 ounce, I never got why they named it LA when it's 26 ounces and you can only wear it in SoCal for like 1.5 seasons tops.

Re: the fit, is the model really wearing size large? They don't really look relaxed on the skinny model. Unless it's just the way it drapes versus the 26 ounce version

But who the hell is gonna wear sweats in LA the other 2.5 seasons anyway!?

 

[Timbaland]

But who the hell is gonna wear sweats in LA the other 2.5 seasons anyway!?

You only wear the mainline sweats for like 1.5 seasons? Before the pandemic shut everything down I was wearing ebisu sweats at least 3 days a week: to work, errands, etc. It was just so easy. I live in NorCal where it's a little bit cooler in the warmer months but not by much.

I just can't wear 26 ounce sweats unless it's in the low 60s or colder but my body temperature runs hot.

 

[j023]

You only wear the mainline sweats for like 1.5 seasons? Before the pandemic shut everything down I was wearing ebisu sweats at least 3 days a week: to work, errands, etc. It was just so easy. I live in NorCal where it's a little bit cooler in the warmer months but not by much.

I just can't wear 26 ounce sweats unless it's in the low 60s or colder but my body temperature runs hot.

I’m in the Bay Area. I consider sweats doable for 1/2 the year - 2nd half of Fall/Winter/1st half of Spring, maybe some one offs here and there. I can do the 26oz in those specified timeframes though. To me, the fit and look are worth a little extra heat at times.

 

[quickstruck]

LA heat >>>>> SF heat. LA is just unrelenting. I’m in SF at the moment and I can def put on a pair of sweats and a tee and be fine outdoors during the day. In LA I’d be cooking and wearing sweats outdoors is just a nonstarter

 

[Jbidwal]

LA heat >>>>> SF heat. LA is just unrelenting. I’m in SF at the moment and I can def put on a pair of sweats and a tee and be fine outdoors during the day. In LA I’d be cooking and wearing sweats outdoors is just a nonstarter

not inland Bay Area. I live in Livermore and the heat is on par if not hotter than la