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wow, ok, word to the wise if you are planning on getting the linen-cotton shirt: add some length to your shirt. thing shrank like 1.5 inches after one wash. sleeve length, collar, chest, etc. all seem to be fine (collar shrank as expected). but the length, which is supposed to be 30.5", is now 28.75 (29 if I'm being generous). hope that's all the shrinking it's going to do!
 

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wow, ok, word to the wise if you are planning on getting the linen-cotton shirt: add some length to your shirt. thing shrank like 1.5 inches after one wash. sleeve length, collar, chest, etc. all seem to be fine (collar shrank as expected). but the length, which is supposed to be 30.5", is now 28.75 (29 if I'm being generous). hope that's all the shrinking it's going to do!
good to know......thnx



is that w/hang drying or a dryer?....and after it being pressed/ironed out?
 

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I'd have to agree with the shrinkage, mine felt like it was choking me after 2 cold washes and hang dried.
 

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The shirt I posted above is a linen-cotton oxford that I've been washing and wearing for a year. I think it shrank a little at first but it seemed that their shrinkage allowance worked properly. But I always wash in cold and hang dry (and iron).
 
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Do you do hot wash?


No

Yeah - did you hang dry? 


Yes

I'd have to agree with the shrinkage, mine felt like it was choking me after 2 cold washes and hang dried.


Hope that doesn't happen to me

The shirt I posted above is a linen-cotton oxford that I've been washing and wearing for a year. I think it shrank a little at first but it seemed that their shrinkage allowance worked properly. But I always wash in cold and hang dry (and iron). 


Good to know.
 

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The shirt I posted above is a linen-cotton oxford that I've been washing and wearing for a year. I think it shrank a little at first but it seemed that their shrinkage allowance worked properly. But I always wash in cold and hang dry (and iron).


Good to know.


I should also say, the first shirt I ordered from them turned out to be, what I consider to be, a bit too small (after a year of wearing and washing). So I adjusted my measurements for the second order and it turned out great.


ryan...

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a car?



2002?....just wondering

No, I had an old account called RyanM but I can't figure out how to log in anymore (it's been a few years). I live downtown and take the subway & streetcars everywhere, ha.
 

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