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Damn. One of the appeals of a Japanese designer is clothes that aren’t made for super-tall people. They need to reverse this trend!
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Not at all. The plaids have the logo at the bottom depending on how short you want them. The BDs don't.I thought about getting couple shirts on sale and hemming it. Is that a stupid idea?
I'm a shorter guy so I took my work shirts to get hemmed. I told the tailor to keep the label at the bottom. "For what? I throw away!" was his answer lol. I told him to keep it on which he did. The only problem was he snipped the exposed thread on the sides for no reason . I also got a short collar shirt hemmed which ran pretty long. Tailor said "shirt too big!"I thought about getting couple shirts on sale and hemming it. Is that a stupid idea?
Not that I don't believe you but where did you hear this?For what its worth, they received a lot of criticism/feedback about how large the shirting has gotten and for FW 20 the shirting has been slimmed down.
aha.. nah I thought maybe you worked at a store that carried EG or something. good to hear!@illiterate kinda sounds like you don't believe me
I heard it at the Engineered Garments showroom in NYC and saw the shirting samples for FW20 myself.
I'm a shorter guy so I took my work shirts to get hemmed. I told the tailor to keep the label at the bottom. "For what? I throw away!" was his answer lol. I told him to keep it on which he did. The only problem was he snipped the exposed thread on the sides for no reason . I also got a short collar shirt hemmed which ran pretty long. Tailor said "shirt too big!"