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Just stumbled across this thread. I am actually in the area of your showroom 2-3 times a week. I'll have to come and have a look!
Welcome to stop by anytime!
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Uniform LA's Chillicothe Work Jacket is an elevated take on the classic Detroit Work Jacket. Made of ultra-premium 14-ounce Japanese canvas, it has been meticulously washed and hand distressed to replicate vintage workwear that’s been worn for years, and available in three colors.
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Just stumbled across this thread. I am actually in the area of your showroom 2-3 times a week. I'll have to come and have a look!
Looks good. I would be interested in overcoat as well.We've already started some development for FW 2015. We are expanding into some outerwear. Here is our prototype take on the peacoat. We didn't want to copy exactly the authentic style, as you can get that anywhere. This is a bit more "dressed up". The cloth is a 410 gsm brushed wool, not the heavy melton of an original. Still warm, but like a top coat kinda warm. We are thinking of opening the gap between the collar and lapel slightly and dropping the angle down of the collar/lapel as well. Ignore the crazy colour of the quilted lining.
I just received this jacket: http://www.spierandmackay.com/product_information/2963_brown__orange_check_sportcoat
At this price, it's really hard to beat the value. Very nice soft half canvass construction, good pattern matching. Nice silhouette too: the jacket is not as short as many nowadays and the cut is slim but not ridiculously tight.
The colours are a bit brighter than the stock photo and the fabric is quite light. This makes it perfect for warmer, sunnier weather.
It is a hard 3-2 roll as you can see on the picture, the third (top) button and buttonhole are quite high. I would have preferred a softer, 3-2.5 roll but that's nitpicking.
Overall, a very solid jacket at an excellent price. I'll be back for more!
Looks good. I would be interested in overcoat as well.
Dropped in quickly this afternoon and picked up a shirt and pair of pants.
Can't beat the inherent value at the price points. Great fit and very decent materials.
Will drop back in for a suit to try out as well later this week. Was pretty busy when I was in.
Wondering if their suits are half, canvassed or fused?
edit, NVM found the answer to the above.
Stopped in on Friday to pick up a few shirts and check out the suit offerings. I picked out 3 OTR shirts that are really really impressive at the price--promotion or not. They're actually shortening the sleeves right now (also very well priced alterations) and will get them back some time soon.
Ended up going back yesterday to get measured for a MTM suit. Since it was an end of roll fabric offering/amazing price, I'm trying some things I've always wanted to try. Ordered a navy-ish/grey mini pin-dot wool fabric, 3-roll-2, no padding, patch bottom pockets, half canvassed. So not truly unconstructed, but almost with the shoulders.
I have very square shoulders so I've never had a decent OTR suit fit me well in the shoulders. Not even with tailoring to reduce the collar roll that always bunched up.
Rick took great care in the measurements and suggestions and gave me all the time and explanations I needed.
I can't wait to see how it turns out.