SPIER & MACKAY - Official Affiliate Thread

[zspasic1]

Anybody have irl photos of the knit tees/polos? Would like to see how they fit

 

[naixium]

Received the mocca suede jumper boots. Very elegant with a nice last, nap, colour, build and visual proportion. They are lovely but run slightly small; not an issue anymore after doing some things to them that definitely violated the return policy.

One thing I dislike about the boots are the folded flaps of leather on the inside that attach the tongue to the inside of the upper. Gonna assume this is intended to keep the tongue aligned or to protect it, but I found them to be uncomfortable, unnecessary and would catch my feet on it sometimes. Likely going to remove them but I hope they aren't included in the next additions.

 

[MajorDash]

Received the mocca suede jumper boots. Very elegant with a nice last, nap, colour, build and visual proportion. They are lovely but run slightly small; not an issue anymore after doing some things to them that definitely violated the return policy.

One thing I dislike about the boots are the folded flaps of leather on the inside that attach the tongue to the inside of the upper. Gonna assume this is intended to keep the tongue aligned or to protect it, but I found them to be uncomfortable, unnecessary and would catch my feet on it sometimes. Likely going to remove them but I hope they aren't included in the next additions.

The gusseted tongues are often found on work boots or hiking boots. They're designed to keep dirt/water out of the boots (I think). They are somewhat annoying at first if you aren't used to them, but they will become much more comfortable over time.

 

[noverbeck]

Does anyone have the new linen field jackets yet? I'm a bit torn between the navy, brown check and dark green. Also curious about weight.

 

[7_rocket]

Anybody have irl photos of the knit tees/polos? Would like to see how they fit

Are the kit cotton polos in the 2nd version? I don't recall anymore but knowing Spier it's always an improvement over the original versions. I have a casual wedding to attend in July. I was thinking of picking up the knit cotton sweater for a smart but casual look. Plus, I don't want to be sweating ****** off

 

[SteveMc]

Anybody have irl photos of the knit tees/polos? Would like to see how they fit

Head out to here I'm wearing the cream knit t-shirt.

Are the kit cotton polos in the 2nd version? I don't recall anymore but knowing Spier it's always an improvement over the original versions. I have a casual wedding to attend in July. I was thinking of picking up the knit cotton sweater for a smart but casual look. Plus, I don't want to be sweating ****** off

I don't have last year version so can't compare. I think they are very well made, soft and airy. S&M did a very good job of the classic fit, which is roomier at the chest and narrows around the hip.

If you wear regular pique polo in July, you can definitely wear the knit polos.

 

[JTrent82]

Does Mackay rhyme with "decay" or "tacky?" 🤔

 

[7_rocket]

Head out to here I'm wearing the cream knit t-shirt.



I don't have last year version so can't compare. I think they are very well made, soft and airy. S&M did a very good job of the classic fit, which is roomier at the chest and narrows around the hip.

If you wear regular pique polo in July, you can definitely wear the knit polos.

Thanks. I'll have to go in store and check it out. Last time I was there, the store was bare

 

[reidrothchild]

Head out to here I'm wearing the cream knit t-shirt.



I don't have last year version so can't compare. I think they are very well made, soft and airy. S&M did a very good job of the classic fit, which is roomier at the chest and narrows around the hip.

If you wear regular pique polo in July, you can definitely wear the knit polos.

Concur with this. In terms of cool-wearing, they don't do as well as rayon or linen, but the trade-off is that they look a bit smarter. I've had mine on at two outdoor events recently in 80+ degree temps for a couple of hours, and they did as well, if not better, than a regular pique cotton polo. I think they do a bit better because they're not meant to be tucked in, so (if sized properly) there's better air flow. In terms of differences, I have one from last year and three from this year. I don't think there's any major difference. The fabric from this year's batch feels a bit nicer, and the sleeves feel a bit tighter, but I also can't tell if it just seems that way because I wore and washed the crap out of last year's polo, so it could have stretched a little and the fabric might be a bit rougher? Anyway, I've bought a lot of stuff from Spier, and these polos are my favorite purchase.

 

[Betelgeuse]

Does anyone own the hopsack trousers from this season? How do they drape? Do they crease easily?

 

[MacGuffen]

Well that was random. The belted balmacaan in 38 showed up and I was fortunate enough to be able to snag it. I wonder where the extra stock comes from this long after it was sold out?

 

[CanGren]

Can anyone comment on the quality of their ties? Considering picking one up in my next order - although designer ties aren't much more when on sale.

 

[DapperPhilly]

Well that was random. The belted balmacaan in 38 showed up and I was fortunate enough to be able to snag it. I wonder where the extra stock comes from this long after it was sold out?

A return?

 

[MacGuffen]

A return?

They've been sold out for months, at least in that size, so that would be well outside the return window.

I like to think they did some spring cleaning and found it under the couch.

 

[milktoast]

A return?

It could be the one I returned a couple of months back. Still sad I can't seem to find anyone willing to sell a 36 so I can live peacefully.