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They gotta do something to recoup the money they didn't make from their Batman lineThis seems like something Naked & Famous would absolutely do as a one of their wild special releases.
yea,I don't know who made that exact model, but it looks like a new pair of black crepe-soled chukkas. Although the sides of the shoe look a bit too clean and smooth, so I'm not sure.
These BBs are kind of similar, although the bottom of the shoe doesn't match the other photos, so maybe it's not actually crepe-soled.
If you plan on altering this pattern, or making adjustments during a fitting, you'll be glad to have that seam right on top of the shoulder like it is in the first two photos. Aesthetically, the Nigel Cabourn jacket doesn't look cleaner to me-- only slimmer. I see the fabric pulling under the armpits and down the inside of the upper arm, which might have something to do with the cloth having to do some 3-dimensional stuff to get around the shoulder to the seam in the back.I suppose I've answered my own question in typing this post– should I go the balmacaan route? It's easier to pattern and has a better fitting shoulder, which I suppose will be important for when it's a classy Harris Tweed anorak.
Good points. Yes, I’m doing a test fit with canvas today. I’ve drafted the pattern from my body measurements. So, the coats are for me in addition to bring parts of my portfolio.If you plan on altering this pattern, or making adjustments during a fitting, you'll be glad to have that seam right on top of the shoulder like it is in the first two photos. Aesthetically, the Nigel Cabourn jacket doesn't look cleaner to me-- only slimmer. I see the fabric pulling under the armpits and down the inside of the upper arm, which might have something to do with the cloth having to do some 3-dimensional stuff to get around the shoulder to the seam in the back.
Afternoon Gents,
Looking for jeans. I'm currently rocking some Uniqlo straight fit jeans. I don't think they carry it anymore. Looking for washable jeans that are decent quality without breaking the bank.
Any thoughts?
anyone have recommendations for a poncho/drug rug? thinking of getting one as an alternative to the standard hoodie
I like this blue Faherty one, but it sold out in my (and most) sizes...
What he said.It’s fun but your wallet will hate you.
I recall being interested in a brand that @FlyingMonkey started a thread on in the streetwear forum. It seems to have incorporated a lot of that, but I found the overall aesthetic hard to incorporate into a classic menswear wardrobe.
Rosen, right? I agree that it's probably impossible to incorporate into a CM wardrobe - it relates a lot more to avant-garde designers like Yohji Yamamoto, CdG and Issey Miyake, and it can also play nicely with some modern takes on traditional Chinese and Japanese clothes, and even some of the weirder end of the sports / leisurewear spectrum.
It’s fun but your wallet will hate you.
Noted. This does give me some time to think more about it, not in a rush.What he said.
Yeah that's the one! I was shocked at accessible the pricepoint was as well. That's what got me thinking about possibly building a mini wardrobe in the future.Rosen, right? I agree that it's probably impossible to incorporate into a CM wardrobe - it relates a lot more to avant-garde designers like Yohji Yamamoto, CdG and Issey Miyake, and it can also play nicely with some modern takes on traditional Chinese and Japanese clothes, and even some of the weirder end of the sports / leisurewear spectrum.