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Luxire Custom Clothing - Official Affiliate Thread

luxire

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Luxire, the descriptions of all of those say "Canvas" - assume that is a mistake in the adding process.

Thank you Lachyzee, the same has been corrected.
 

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The trial shirt is $60 bucks now that is what I was paying for a real shirt 2 weeks ago.


Not sure what you think you are entitled to, but you dont get anything of that quality for that price elsewhere.

I still have no idea why you cannot just send a fitting shirt in to get replicated? Then it fits and you can order 3-5 shirts at once and all of the sudden it's only $5 on top per shirt.
 

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Just got confirmation that the price increase on the Navy Chambray by Brembana is permanent.
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Received my custom moleskin pants yesterday. I am not very happy with the results, the measurements are completely off, everything is off by 1 centimetre or more.

I hope they will set it right.


Serious?
 

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Pretty useless to post pictures of the end without showing the starting point.
Pretty sure the error is on you and not Luxire, just judging from how you present your argument.
 

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Just got confirmation that the price increase on the Navy Chambray by Brembana is permanent.
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lol human beings... we don't want something until we can't have it.

Until the price hike that fabric was rarely mentioned and now we have a period of international mourning.

It's a nice fabric (worth even the new price IMO) but it's not the be all and end all.
 

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Pretty useless to post pictures of the end without showing the starting point.
Pretty sure the error is on you and not Luxire, just judging from how you present your argument.
If I zoom out so far at inseam and waistband the pics will be unclear. Here is some more proof.

Needs to be 18cm


Needs to be 30cm

 
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While I don't agree with the other posters here who are quick to blame you, isn't this a cotton garment that is expected to shrink a little?
Moleskin fabric won't shrink that much, it's a really dense fabric. No fabric shrinks 1cm.

I agree with your opinion, I can take some more pics with the whole measure tape.
 
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I am still not really convinced and it seems less than 1cm, which I think is perfectly acceptable as margin of error.
The cuffs for example should be measured uncuffed.

Are the pants unwearable?
 

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I am still not really convinced and it seems less than 1cm, which I think is perfectly acceptable as margin of error.
The cuffs for example should be measured uncuffed.

Are the pants unwearable?

Waistband is to large, the rest is not perfect as expected. Iff I order some MTO pants I'll expect better measurements

Edit: 1cm is a lot on MTO pants.
 
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I am still not really convinced and it seems less than 1cm, which I think is perfectly acceptable as margin of error.
The cuffs for example should be measured uncuffed.

Are the pants unwearable?

1cm should not be an acceptable margin of error. If I received a shirt with a collar that's 1cm too big or too small, I wouldn't be happy, as that shirt would be unwearable with a tie.
 
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1cm should not be an acceptable margin of error. If I received a shirt with a collar that's 1cm too big or too small, I wouldn't be happy, as that shirt would be unwearable with a tie.
I agree.

If I can specify the dimensions for 0.25"exactly an error of 1cm is not acceptable.
 
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