Lands' End Canvas

[dave333]

Ordered a garment dyed oxford and one of the flannels.

I do fear it will be a bit big though, it seems that sizing from canvas is a bit mixed. Some say it is smaller than jcrew small, others say bigger.

 

[thisfits]

Originally Posted by slide13

While they may discourage someone washing/drying and then returning they will take it back no matter what basically. Their policy is:

Guaranteed. Period.Â

Our return policy is so simple it's just two words long: Guaranteed. Period.Â

It means you can return anything at anytime for any reason for a full refund of its purchase price.

We care about the quality of our products and your satisfaction with them. Today, tomorrow, forever.

Don't get me wrong ... I'm a huge fan of Lands' End Canvas and of their return policy; they make up like half my posts. I've taken back items that I've worn once or twice and machine washed and dried. In fact, for another 100% cotton item, another customer service rep told me that they were cool with me trying to shrink it since it's a machine washable piece of clothing.

They're that awesome.

That said, I'm just reiterating what the customer service rep told me: since the shawl collar sweater is not meant to be put in a washer and dryer, you may not be able to return it if you try shrinking it.

She did say "may," so I suppose there's a chance that they'd take it back anyways, which would be great. But I wasn't about to risk being out $70 to find out myself.

 

[VaderDave]

Originally Posted by asdf

Post how it fits when you get it, I'm in the market and just about the same size.
Will do.

Originally Posted by Johdus Fanfoozal

Or you can go out on a limb and exchange it for a smaller size.
No. Too sensible.

I'd rather wreck it and then complain.

Originally Posted by thisfits

Careful ... I chatted with customer service when mine didn't fit, and they said machine washing/drying it may void their return policy (care instructions say hand wash, air dry I think). If it doesn't work out, the exchange policy is pretty generous; the new item is shipped to you free (and they honor any discounted pricing you may have had, if any); you can also return the sweater for free at the Lands' End desk at your any Sears. Of course, I ordered a small, so when that was too big, no sizing down for me.

Originally Posted by slide13

While they may discourage someone washing/drying and then returning they will take it back no matter what basically. Their policy is: Guaranteed. Period.Â

Our return policy is so simple it’s just two words long: Guaranteed. Period.Â

It means you can return anything at anytime for any reason for a full refund of its purchase price. We care about the quality of our products and your satisfaction with them. Today, tomorrow, forever.
That's a pretty good policy. In any event, I wear size large in almost everything I buy, so I doubt I'll have too much trouble. Also, when I went to check the sweater out, I was pleasantly surprised to see that the price has dropped to 39 bucks. Excellent. I don't think I mentioned that above. EDIT: sorry, I meant $33.99. That's a pretty good deal, IMHO.

 

[Parachute]

I'm thinking of pulling the trigger on a decent order. Are there any coupons floating around that offer more than just free shipping?

 

[TDOT]

Originally Posted by Parachute

I'm thinking of pulling the trigger on a decent order. Are there any coupons floating around that offer more than just free shipping?

Code CANVASPRE and PIN 1140

 

[TopHatCat]

I'm wearing the burgundy Varsity Cardigan in Small right now.

Fit/quality are spot on. The sleeves are slim and probably run shorter then most brands in this pricepoint since they fit me perfectly. I have to flip back the sleeves on all my J. Crew sweaters. Body is trim, but not skin tight which is fine for a thicker cardigan like this particular sweater. Overall length is perfect, it hits a couple inches below my hips. The material is soft and has nice weight to it.

For reference's sake, I'm 5'6", 140 with an athletic build, 36c/28w.

 

[GQ1]

Guys, check out their video customer service. You can see them; they don't have to see you! You can ask for visual samples of items and take a look before you purchase. I think this is very innovative! http://www.landsend.com/customerservice/

 

[TACO_FLAVORED_KISSES]

Anyone try on the Men's Corps Jacket?
If so what do you think overall?

 

[clarksdb]

Originally Posted by TDOT

Code CANVASPRE and PIN 1140
What discount is this? Can I use it?

 

[TACO_FLAVORED_KISSES]

http://canvas.landsend.com/pp/StyleP...91373-_-391419

^ 30% off

 

[clarksdb]

Originally Posted by TACO_FLAVORED_KISSES

http://canvas.landsend.com/pp/StyleP...91373-_-391419

^ 30% off

Ya just checked and got their email actually. It's only on select items one being the shirt you posted.

 

[cb_32]

are the shirts in the sale section any good?

 

[GSaavedra]

I thought I'd contribute a pic of the shawl cardigan I got yesterday
I'm wearing a small in the picture. The top button closes no problem but I thought it looked better open.
I almost always wear a medium, and measure: 5'8", 160 lbs, 31 waist, 40 chest, 16 neck, 32 arm.

I got two of the sale shirts in M which seem nice enough for $17 apiece. Both are heritage poplins (blue stripe & forest green gingham) which are pretty soft and have a trim fit, but need a wash before I can wear them. The cut is slimmer in the body than a J Crew secret wash shirt I have, but allows more movement in the shoulders. This could change if they shrink, though.

I jumped on a pair of pants but they're still wrapped up.

Finally I got the shawl collar sweater in M. It fits well in the body, but the shoulders seem broad and the sleeves are pretty long so I don't know if I will keep it. It's a heavier weight than I expected, as well.

 

[cb_32]

looks good on you

 

[clarksdb]

Originally Posted by cb_32

are the shirts in the sale section any good?

I'd say the poplin for like $16.99 or whatever is the best shirt on sale there.