Minnis 656 Houndstooth Flannel with No Man Walks Alone

[venividivicibj]

Probably not.

 

[sood]

in for 4.15

 

[PCK1]

@burghler - 4.5
@Murlsquirl - 3.5
@vvv - 3.5
@PCK1 - 5
@brax - 4.5
@sebastian mcfox - 3.5
@abkain - 3.5
@WillingToLearn - 4.5
@Pliny - 3.3
@jerrybrowne - 3.5
@lordsuperb - 4
@tee84 - 4.5
@Andy57 - 4.5
@sood - 4.5
@Westbound - 4

So given the above commitments...we stand at 60.8 meters!

People who have expressed interest but not committed yet:
@CharlieWhite - 3 or 4
@MoutonBarton - 4
@OmarDubaibanker - 5

Now we are left to pray that Minnis can definitely pull it off!

 

[venividivicibj]

Boom.

 

[Murlsquirl]

Sweet.

 

[MoutonBarton]

If the delivery cost is not ridiculous, I am definitely in for 4m, just want to get a rough idea of that, doesn't need to be very accurate, before confirming... Hope you don't mind

 

[justinkapur]

I am on the fence for 3.5M

**** PEER PRESSURE

 

[venividivicibj]

If you end up not using it, you can always sell

 

[SteveL91]

This is an incredibly stupid question, but if I were to buy some of this cloth, I wouldn't be able to have it made into a suit in the immediate future, so are there are guidelines to storing it?

 

[sebastian mcfox]



This is an incredibly stupid question, but if I were to buy some of this cloth, I wouldn't be able to have it made into a suit in the immediate future, so are there are guidelines to storing it?

Cloth should generally kept in a cool, dark room that is no hotter than 12 degrees C (53f) and no cooler than 8 degrees C (46f). Most of us have constructed bespoke storage cabinets to file away our unused cloth. These 'cloth vaults' are generally made out of 25cm-thick ceder panels. I think there are a few people selling some on here.

 

[venividivicibj]

Only Virgin hands for virgin wool.

 

[justinkapur]



Only Virgin hands for virgin wool.

I'm pretty sure none of us would be able to handle it then.....

 

[SteveL91]

Will 30cm Beech work?

I know it was a stupid question and I doubt there's anything special involved, but if I'm going to spend $400-500 for cloth that I may never be able to get again, I just wanted to be sure.

 

[gdl203]

You can just store it anywhere that's not in direct sunlight (which will fade that portion). Maybe put anti-moth product there too.

 

[SteveL91]

Great, thanks.

I'm in for 3.5m assuming the cost will be roughly similar to the $115/m mentioned previously.