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Damn, that's one hell of a cardigan. Rather than the 10-ply front and 6-ply arms and back, it's 10-ply throughout? Must be *heavy*
Paul, did you guys get a new mannequin? The chap on the new knitwear pages is listed as a standard 40/M but I could have sworn he was a standard 38/S for the longest time...
Yep, and yep, he's a 40.
I think I might've described him as a 38 here and there, but slowly but surely will make the necessary changes.
It fits perfectly for a cardigan, rather than an outerwear / outer-layer / outer-digan — so e.g. personally, wearing size M in all of our garments, size M is my true size and fits very well, but size L is more slouchy and gives more potential for layering. (I prefer the latter.)
Hi Paul, is there a mailing list for the trench coat? Or has a release date been set yet? Really don't want to miss this one!
There is indeed, and I will add you to it now. However, the list probably already exceeds the total number of coats made, and so, unfortunately, before I get to the bottom of the list (I do it chronologically in order of enquiry) the well might've already ran dry. It is always hard to say: the people in the list might take one look at the coat and think "that's not for me" and few will choose to pick it up.
Oh damn, can you put me on that list too please?There is indeed, and I will add you to it now. However, the list probably already exceeds the total number of coats made, and so, unfortunately, before I get to the bottom of the list (I do it chronologically in order of enquiry) the well might've already ran dry. It is always hard to say: the people in the list might take one look at the coat and think "that's not for me" and few will choose to pick it up.