TheLawBeard
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Alright, so when we can we expect to be able to order the cashmere MTO? And the dugdale too for that matter lol
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Alright, so when we can we expect to be able to order the cashmere MTO? And the dugdale too for that matter lol
Same question. Also @spiermackay when you go to the discount page for these MTO the pricing on several is incorrect (the houndstooth) or leads to the wrong fabric in the configurator.Anyone have experience with or pictures of the Minnis POW Fresco that's on sale? Trying to figure out if it'd make a good DB sportcoat or even suit.
Update on the Suedes:
Price will be Approx. $598 USD. The quality of the suede is pretty damn impressive.
Any interest at that price? Lowering the price means shittier suede. No one wants that.
I first was drawn to your brand because of the sport coats, trousers and dress shirts.The shine comes from the Extra Long Staple cotton used. It's similar to Pima and is a little more polished. It does go away in the wash. We are thinking to garment wash them on the next run.
As far as feeling broken in from the get go, as compared to say a Uniqlo, they use a lighter weight terry and peach it slightly. I think you can tell the weight difference between the two. We use a very dense knit. I'm contemplating of going to a slightly lighter knit as it seems most in this market segment want that out of the box softness. If you compare to better brands like RC, they are not overly treated. They need a slight break in period and that's what we wanted but at a better price.
We are planning on more basics and staples done the SPIER & MACKAY way. Quality driven/Value priced.
I’d buy one.Anyone interested in 100% Cashmere sportcoat from Di Pray in MTO? It's as lux as you can get. Proper investment piece that will last. We're thinking in a solid navy twill.
We can offer it at $698 USD in MTO. Pretty ridiculous price. But we have to buy up a full roll and would only be able to make 20 jackets.
Noticed On My Blue Seersukers, Needs To Be Moved Closer To Button!The belt loop on the high rise extended waistband trousers needs to move closer to the button like they used to be. I noticed on my F/W cords and Fresco that the loop is now in an awkward placement. Not sure if that’s a new intentional thing
It's a FW 290 gsm weight.. 100% cashmere at any weight is too warm for Spring/summer. Looking a solid navy twill. Looks like a serge cloth visually. Standard navy blazer, but feels bloody stellar.
I am also interested in the denim progress. I don't mind my Naked & Famous, but I am sure @spiermackay will rock it out of the park@spiermackay oh right, I forgot about the jeans..are those still in the works? I actually don't mind the uniqlo tapered fit (kaihara denim) that I have been wearing recently aside from the short inseam but would be interested to see your take on this
Is this going to finally be the Safucker jacket I've been waiting for?Update on the Suedes:
Price will be Approx. $598 USD. The quality of the suede is pretty damn impressive.
Any interest at that price? Lowering the price means shittier suede. No one wants that.
Would love to see high quality white and off white t-shirts.The shine comes from the Extra Long Staple cotton used. It's similar to Pima and is a little more polished. It does go away in the wash. We are thinking to garment wash them on the next run.
As far as feeling broken in from the get go, as compared to say a Uniqlo, they use a lighter weight terry and peach it slightly. I think you can tell the weight difference between the two. We use a very dense knit. I'm contemplating of going to a slightly lighter knit as it seems most in this market segment want that out of the box softness. If you compare to better brands like RC, they are not overly treated. They need a slight break in period and that's what we wanted but at a better price.
We are planning on more basics and staples done the SPIER & MACKAY way. Quality driven/Value priced.
I would be in on both as well.@spiermackay I might be interested in both the cashmere SC and A1/trucker