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Prolly cause japanese people love super oversized stuff too haha
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Ugh I'm so close to picking up some of those Belgian single pleats........Stopped by Glasswing to "just look" at their SS21 buy and left with a Cotton Hemp Field Shirt.
A few thoughts:
- The Belgian Linen is much thicker than anticipated, thicker than the Cotton Hemp imo. I was considering a pair of pants, but worried they would get overly wrinkled being Linen, but no longer feel that way.
- The Nylon Anorak is super lightweight and almost flimsy. Nice to wear throughout the summer and stay dry, but probably a bit thin to wear on colder spring days. Bonus point, the Sales Associate had it on and looked really cool.
- Cotton Hemp is really nice in person. It has a great depth of color and structured feel to it.
- Single Pleat pants are bigger than my future, big boys everywhere rejoice. Measurements on Evan's website are accurate. I'd say size down.
- Worsted Wool is lightweight, but structured. Seems like a great pant for Spring and Fall. Not scratchy either imo.
Cheers,
Blake
Thx for the inputStopped by Glasswing to "just look" at their SS21 buy and left with a Cotton Hemp Field Shirt.
A few thoughts:
- The Belgian Linen is much thicker than anticipated, thicker than the Cotton Hemp imo. I was considering a pair of pants, but worried they would get overly wrinkled being Linen, but no longer feel that way.
- The Nylon Anorak is super lightweight and almost flimsy. Nice to wear throughout the summer and stay dry, but probably a bit thin to wear on colder spring days. Bonus point, the Sales Associate had it on and looked really cool.
- Cotton Hemp is really nice in person. It has a great depth of color and structured feel to it.
- Single Pleat pants are bigger than my future, big boys everywhere rejoice. Measurements on Evan's website are accurate. I'd say size down.
- Worsted Wool is lightweight, but structured. Seems like a great pant for Spring and Fall. Not scratchy either imo.
Cheers,
Blake
Unfortunately my phone was dead. Wool serge was a bit thicker from what I remember. The worsted wool feels thicker than a "Tropical Wool" but lighter than most FW wools if that makes sense.Thx for the input
Do you have any pics u took at gw? Also how is worsted wool compared to wool serge from last season?
Did they have the 28 in single pleats there? I see them online but some guy I was emailing with was saying they were sold out. The 30 according to EKs site is still a bit big for me ?Unfortunately my phone was dead. Wool serge was a bit thicker from what I remember. The worsted wool feels thicker than a "Tropical Wool" but lighter than most FW wools if that makes sense.
Also forgot to say I went with XS on the Field Shirt, which is my usual size. Didn't notice any big differences in sizing except the Single Pleat which my 28" waist didn't even bother with.
Thanks for the write up. I thought what you're calling 'Cotton Hemp' is a 100% hemp canvas though— is it a hemp/cotton blend?Stopped by Glasswing to "just look" at their SS21 buy and left with a Cotton Hemp Field Shirt.
A few thoughts:
- The Belgian Linen is much thicker than anticipated, thicker than the Cotton Hemp imo. I was considering a pair of pants, but worried they would get overly wrinkled being Linen, but no longer feel that way.
- The Nylon Anorak is super lightweight and almost flimsy. Nice to wear throughout the summer and stay dry, but probably a bit thin to wear on colder spring days. Bonus point, the Sales Associate had it on and looked really cool.
- Cotton Hemp is really nice in person. It has a great depth of color and structured feel to it.
- Single Pleat pants are bigger than my future, big boys everywhere rejoice. Measurements on Evan's website are accurate. I'd say size down.
- Worsted Wool is lightweight, but structured. Seems like a great pant for Spring and Fall. Not scratchy either imo.
Cheers,
Blake
Sorry, thought it was called Cotton Hemp on Evan's site, but you're correct 100% hemp.Thanks for the write up. I thought what you're calling 'Cotton Hemp' is a 100% hemp canvas though— is it a hemp/cotton blend?
Sorry, thought it was called Cotton Hemp on Evan's site, but you're correct 100% hemp.
Can you tell I'm a very informed customer? ?
just saw you edit! yeah I was emailing them waiting to hear back about a measurement and he let me know they sold out of the 30 while I was waiting to hear back If anyone picks up the anthracite single pleat pants and they don't work out in a 30 let me knowUnfortunately my phone was dead. Wool serge was a bit thicker from what I remember. The worsted wool feels thicker than a "Tropical Wool" but lighter than most FW wools if that makes sense.
Also forgot to say I went with XS on the Field Shirt, which is my usual size. Didn't notice any big differences in sizing except the Single Pleat which my 28" waist didn't even bother with.
Edit: @blockdmyownshot i think 32 was the smallest I saw out on the floor.. don't remember. The SA complained about the sizing being huge