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Damn, that birds square is niiiice.
New pocket square prints available now
Birds
Big Orange Polka Dots on Yellow
Venice
Orange Polka Dots on Yellow
Does anyone else have problems with the creasing of Luxire's trousers? Either the creasing isn't pressed properly or there's something else making the crease fall on the inside of the leg 99 % of the time. It's quiet annoying and looks ridiculous, especially when sitting down or standing still. It's like the creasing is rotating to the inside along the leg and falls on the inside of the shoe. Is Luxire pressing the crease to much to the center starting from the hip or is it simply a fit issue that I need to address? Thanks.
Thanks for the reponse. The crease of the left leg moves to the right and the crease of the right leg moves to the left. The creases falls inwards.When you widen your stance the crease moves to the right position? This is afaik caused by the trouser legs being attached in too large of an angle.
I've gotten a few shirts from Luxire with positive results and yesterday I received my first pair of trousers. I had sent in a pair of my own to get copied, while increasing the rise a bit, and they came out great except maybe just a tad too tight in the waist, but I chalk that up to the higher rise and the very thick material I picked, especially compared to the pants I sent in to get copied. No problem though since there is more than enough material inside to let them out a bit.
The pants are in the "Maroon Molloy Plain Donegal Tweed" and they are heavy AF in the best way possible. I'm seriously considering getting a couple more pair in different colors of that heavy tweed.
No photos of mine yet but I'll be sure to get a couple after I get them back from being let out.
+3. I have a hard time visualizing how speckled fabrics look on a full pair of pants from just a swatch. Solid colors are much easier.