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[trackday_bro]

black canvas bedford
online ceramics x john mayer
orslow
vans

 

[blue peter]

Low country vibe
ss19 floral camp
ss17 cord fatigues
flops

 

[beneficialmovie]

ss18 afghan print camp collar
ss19 navy twill norwegians
karhu aria

 

[cbusguy]

@beneficialmovie would be really good with different shoes

 

[beneficialmovie]

@beneficialmovie would be really good with different shoes

Thanks for the feedback. What do you have in mind? Something thicker was necessary, and I felt like sneakers were the best option over something like Michaels or Reims.

 

[cbusguy]

it's mostly the color of them. i think something like the viberg loafer/slipper things would be good. or any of the other eg vans/hoka/new balance collabs in gray/black/blue

 

[falgfalg]

Uniqlo, EG ghurkas, SLP, Baggu bag

 

[robj83]

Hi Guys, a quick question about EG fits. I recently bought a couple of medium size EG shirts, one chambray and one denim, my first purchase from the brand. Everything M fits me pretty well, but these shirts are way big, more like an L or XL from other brands. So before I take them to my local taylor, which I probably will anyway, Im wondering if they are supposed to be super loose and bloused - and Im no "getting" the fit, if such a thing is even to be considered. Can anyone help?

Thanks, Rob

 

[Xonnel]

Embrace the loose fit. Most shirts I’ve had by them have been over sized and now that’s my look and I enjoy it.

 

[beneficialmovie]

Hi Guys, a quick question about EG fits. I recently bought a couple of medium size EG shirts, one chambray and one denim, my first purchase from the brand. Everything M fits me pretty well, but these shirts are way big, more like an L or XL from other brands. So before I take them to my local taylor, which I probably will anyway, Im wondering if they are supposed to be super loose and bloused - and Im no "getting" the fit, if such a thing is even to be considered. Can anyone help?

Thanks, Rob

Can you post some pics? It's hard to tell whether these shirts are actually big on you or just comport with the EG aesthetic. If you're new to the brand, it's possible that they fit completely as they should but that you are not necessarily used to it.

 

[robj83]

Thanks a lot for the reply.

Here is the denim one, tucked so my point is made a little better. Fits great on the shoulders but widens out massively around the hips.

Can you post some pics? It's hard to tell whether these shirts are actually big on you or just comport with the EG aesthetic. If you're new to the brand, it's possible that they fit completely as they should but that you are not necessarily used to it.

 

[robj83]

Embrace the loose fit. Most shirts I’ve had by them have been over sized and now that’s my look and I enjoy it.

Thats good advice. Probably Ill end up finding some common ground between how theyr meant to fit and how they fit me.

 

[Xonnel]

shirt looks good. work shirt is meant to be oversized. looks silly when online stores size down on models. the other style EG shirts tend to be a little smaller than this shirt.

this style shirt works best with a tee underneath unbuttoned during the day buttoned up in the evening for me. rarely tuck mines into trousers but have a few times and works.

 

[beneficialmovie]

Thanks a lot for the reply. View attachment 1225050 Here is the denim one, tucked so my point is made a little better. Fits great on the shoulders but widens out massively around the hips.

Yep, that's pretty much exactly how it should fit. I would refrain from tailoring it. The drop hem is what gives it character and makes it a shirt to be worn untucked. Wider, higher rise pants complement the fit. You can style it all types of ways. Not that I am a barometer, but here are a couple of fit pics where I am wearing a size M workshirt. I like it as a base layer in colder temps and top layer in milder weather.

 

[robj83]

Looks killin', man. Thanks for your time and advice. By the way, are those Wallabees on the first pic?

Yep, that's pretty much exactly how it should fit. I would refrain from tailoring it. The drop hem is what gives it character and makes it a shirt to be worn untucked. Wider, higher rise pants complement the fit. You can style it all types of ways. Not that I am a barometer, but here are a couple of fit pics where I am wearing a size M workshirt. I like it as a base layer in colder temps and top layer in milder weather.