LEMAIRE

[OccultaVexillum]

Nice.
So looks like wrapover shirt is TTS even though it measures big.
Would you size down on the judo pants since the waist is loose and can be cinched?

 

[ambivalence]

I believe you can go TTS.

 

[vanoorttim]

Nice.
So looks like wrapover shirt is TTS even though it measures big.
Would you size down on the judo pants since the waist is loose and can be cinched?

I just received the short sleeve shirt (open cotton shirting) in black size M and the judo pants in size M. For me personally, the shirt fits as intended but the pants don't as they are quite oversized. I am thinking of ordering a size S. Please note that size M for pants for me are normally a bit too small but in the case of the judo pant not even close, in fact they are on the larger side. I'm 1.81m

 

[OccultaVexillum]

Thanks! This is kind of where my head is at. I can be anywhere from a 48 to 52 in Lemaire pants but TTS is generally a 50. But with the pants that have a large cinch waist I have gone with a 48 in the past (military pants, large pants, string pants...)

 

[armellod.e]

Was always curious about the shirt Sarah-Linh wore to the summer 18 runway...looks like it's an older design by Christophe. Cute detail.

 

[OccultaVexillum]

Some new things at Ssense.
I really like the tapered pants, I was looking forward to those but they seemed to run small in the waist. Ssense looks about TTS though.

https://www.ssense.com/en-au/men/designers/lemaire

 

[Pastamancer]

Picked up the flared wide-leg jeans and pyjama top in tobacco. Really dig the jeans -- these will be fun to step out in once things open up again. They have a really crisp feel and the cut is retro in a good way. Sit high on the waist but aren't egregiously tight in the crotch, like some other Lemaire jeans I've tried. Am less certain on the pyjama top. I wish the arms were a little bit shorter/less billowy -- they make me feel like I'm a kid trying my dad's clothes -- although I like the way the piece looks tucked in. Breaks up some of the boxiness. Color is beautiful, as are the brushed corozo buttons, although I will say it looks more orange on the website than IRL -- maybe just my monitor

 

[OccultaVexillum]

Maybe try rolling the sleeves a bit. I feel the same with the convertible collar shirts and the sleeves look like a very similar pattern. Sometimes the half sleeve works but most of the time I fold it back once.

 

[norsefanboi]

Picked up the flared wide-leg jeans and pyjama top in tobacco. Really dig the jeans -- these will be fun to step out in once things open up again. They have a really crisp feel and the cut is retro in a good way. Sit high on the waist but aren't egregiously tight in the crotch, like some other Lemaire jeans I've tried. Am less certain on the pyjama top. I wish the arms were a little bit shorter/less billowy -- they make me feel like I'm a kid trying my dad's clothes -- although I like the way the piece looks tucked in. Breaks up some of the boxiness. Color is beautiful, as are the brushed corozo buttons, although I will say it looks more orange on the website than IRL -- maybe just my monitor

i prefer the untucked version, at least from your photos, but might be due to my unfamiliarness with that high a waist.I actually love the chill look of the untucked pic!

 

[Pastamancer]

i prefer the untucked version, at least from your photos, but might be due to my unfamiliarness with that high a waist.I actually love the chill look of the untucked pic!

Thanks for the feedback! I might just be getting used to the super boxy fit

 

[blacklight]

Looking for last season's anthracite convertible collar in a medium. PM me.

 

[Bottari]

Looking for last season's anthracite convertible collar in a medium. PM me.

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I’ve seen it somewhere for sale on Facebook, let me look it up!

 

[blacklight]

I’ve seen it somewhere for sale on Facebook, let me look it up!

Thanks! Just tag me whenever.

 

[Bottari]

Found the post

 

[true.to.size]

Some good Lemaire styling (though basically an off-the-rack fit) in the NYT