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Has anyone seen/handled this 10oz denim Mallory in the olive....Kind of on the fence, thoughts ? Opine away

Thanks.
 

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Has anyone seen/handled this 10oz denim Mallory in the olive....Kind of on the fence, thoughts ? Opine away

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Haven't handled it, but I like it. Only thing with that colorway is that the ventile looks kinda bright. I think back to the AW13 stone mallory and the ventile patches were really bright IMHO. Too bright for the coat and it looked... well just off. This one doesn't look nearly as bad and I'm considering it myself. I think the color and the denim compared to the Harris Tweed makes a difference.

What are you on the fence about?
 

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Am a denim, shirt or t shirt kinda guy in summer and the jacket may be a tad dressy....Been wearing WTAPS,Stone Island over shirts as examples.....or if I need something nicer Belvest SC in cotton or linen....10oz Denim is not really heavy but..........

Not really sure why I am undecided.... Lol

Thanks for the input.......

Enjoy
 

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Am a denim, shirt or t shirt kinda guy in summer and the jacket may be a tad dressy....Been wearing WTAPS,Stone Island over shirts as examples.....or if I need something nicer Belvest SC in cotton or linen....10oz Denim is not really heavy but..........

Not really sure why I am undecided.... Lol

Thanks for the input.......

Enjoy

I'd consider both colorways to be Autumn wardrobe possibilities as well as Spring.
 

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Thanks, Still really like the "look" of the fabric and the colorway.....On the slim chance that someone here has said jacket and would care to post a pic.

Would be appreciated.

Am now "Teetering" lol

Thanks
 

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I am visiting Tokyo and Kyoto for the first time in a couple of months (I have asked for some advice here:
http://www.styleforum.net/t/399789/japan-shopping-october-2014-help )

But I have a more specific question for this thread: I definitely want to try on a large range of Cabourn as I have only ever seen about half the available range in person.
Will I need to go to one of the Cabourn flagships or are there any independents that carry all of Cabourn's inventory as well as other brands?
If I do go to a Cabourn flagship, does it matter which one, there seem to be quite a few in Japan?


Just got back from Tokyo and visit to the Shibuya/Aobadai shop is a must. There's 2 large shops within 50 yards of each other. One is the new flagship and the other is the old flagship with some amazing price drops in it.
I only saw Cabourn in Beams plus in Shibuya and it's a small range. Just go to the Cabourn shop. It's a lovely area and you can have dinner around there in a small cafe. There's other great little shops around there too.

I'm a bit jealous you'll b there for the AW collection as I wasn't a great fan of this years SS. I still bought some great bits though and the old shop with the discounts is like being a kid in a candy store.

It's amazing for shopping. They treat you like a king. Shows our customer service up a bit.
 

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That's great 999, thanks. I hadn't thought about the possibility of finding bargains, just seeing the full range. I hope the old flagship will still be open when I visit.
 

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Pretty sure it will. I can't see it closing for any reason unless the rent is a problem.

They need somewhere in japan to shift old season stock. There isn't a Marrkt type website in japan for Cabourn to sell old stock.

It's quite easy to miss as it's not got any signs outside, like most shops in Tokyo. Visvim, EG etc were so hard to spot. There's no signage or any clue that they exist. You have to ask really as even having google maps and the shops locations saved in my phone, I had major problems finally getting to the right spot.
None of the independent shops are on main roads. They all seem to be down the smallest cute back streets. But they all look the same and it can be a long day just finding two or three shops.

It was great anyway. Just being in Tokyo amazing and you'll find little shops all over selling the best clothes on the planet.
 

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I'll be interested in getting your thoughts.  I have a few of the AW13 Barbour x Norton and Sons jackets.  I got them because I felt they were versatile for both Spring and Fall.  Not as impressed with the SS14 offerings, but with some of the sales I'm seeing they're growing on me.


Superb craftsmanship and materials. I'd say they're right on par with Cabourn, but at much more reasonable prices. Now, I just have to wait until September for a rainy day...
 

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Superb craftsmanship and materials. I'd say they're right on par with Cabourn, but at much more reasonable prices. Now, I just have to wait until September for a rainy day...

Great to hear and glad you like it. My AW pieces are great as well. I was worried about your coat though. I just got the Seaboard in the post on Saturday and it was very disappointing. It'd have gone back either way after my Cabourn order, but I wouldn't have kept it either way as it just didn't come close to the AW offerings.
 

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The Fred Perry x Cabourn collab looks great
Especially like the shoes
Thanks for posting - any more info?
If it's more at a Fred Perry price point - it will fly
 

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