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The Official Epaulet B-S-T Thread

applky

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Many items to post in the near future, but just now:

I'm selling a brand new with tags Gitman EFF shirt: the "Warmth of the Sun" Ombre Check, in size Medium. This was just delivered yesterday. I'm selling immediately because I've ordered way too many Individualized shirts in the interim! It's a gorgeous fabric with a seriously unbelievable hand, and a four-season weight. This fabric was very limited and is completely sold out -- i.e. not available in the current Gitman EFF reorder.

Looking for a quick sale, so there's a hefty discount here.

Photos of the shirt, just unboxed:

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Bought new for $135. Yours for $95 shipped.


All items ship with free USPS Priority Mail in the U.S, tracking and insurance included. International shipping at reduced cost. All payments in USD via Paypal. First to pay gets the items, and all sales final as with all SF B&S transactions. And as always, feel free to PM with questions.

Please PM if interested!

Can't edit this previous post any more, but this shirt was sold. Thanks all!
 

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Walts sold. Thanks all!

As promised, further goods to put up for sale.

I'm selling two classic Walts in deadstock fabrics: the infamous Mocha Wool/Mink/Cashmere and Chessboard Tweed. Both are ludicrously soft and warm, but breathe well enough that they're great three-season fabrics. And they're both just incredibly luxe and have a soft hand. Both have been worn only one or two times, and have been kept in a pet-free, smoke-free home in a closet lined with cedar.

First, Chessboard Tweed. This fabric is surprisingly soft! You don't really associate "tweed" and "soft" with each other, but trust me on this, it's a very soft-handed fabric. I believe this is because there is some very light brushing to it, which causes the multicolor weave to appear like a textured solid from a distance. Up close, you get a great color effect without feeling as though you're wearing a loud patterned pear of pants. It's a great way to do a cool weather trouser in an interesting way. You could easily wear these with sneakers and a casual shirt, too, just as easily as you could wear it with more business casual or formal attire.

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Second, the infamous Mocha Wool-Mink-Cashmere. This fabric needs little introduction. It's warm and insanely soft, and also deadstock. It's warm and cuts out wind, but it does breathe and won't constantly overheat you. The brown tone is rich and deep without being too dark -- very much a current brown tone to wear. And they feel like pajamas.

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Both are size 32 Walts, as indicated in the tag shots, and have 31.5" inseams with full 2" cuffs and interior fabric, so there is plenty of fabric to let out in length. (If you wish, I'll be happy to get the pants let out for you at a professional New York City tailor for $10 per pair.)

Both bought new at retail for, as I recall, $200+ each. Both of them are yours for $125 shipped SOLD.

PM if interested!

All items ship with free USPS Priority Mail in the U.S, tracking and insurance included. International shipping at reduced cost. All payments in USD via Paypal. First to pay gets the items, and all sales final as with all SF B&S transactions. And as always, feel free to PM with questions.


For sale:
Southwick x Epaulet BNWT Harris Tweed SC, 38
Holland & Sherry guncheck necktie by Vanda Fine Clothing
 
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I'm looking for Driggs cotton and/or wool dress trousers in sz 32 - must be MINT condition and preferably cuffed at about a 30.5"/31" inseam.

Let me know whatcha got!!
 

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A few more casualties from the closet cleaning:

Blue checked/windowpane Southwick EFF flannel sportjacket
Size 41
Partial lining
3 roll 2 button stance
Dual rear vent
A little wrinkly from being stored away but in otherwise great shape. It’s a very nice, soft, relatively heavy flannel.
$150
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Grey Speckled Donegal Tweed Epaulet x LBM sportjacket
Size 40
Totally unstructured
2 button
Open patch pockets
Dual rear vent
This is probably one of the nicest OTR sportjackets I’ve ever worn and I’d happily keep it but it’s just a little too small now and there isn’t much material available to have it let out
$200
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Overshirt is sold
Tan/oatmeal donegal wool overshirt
Size large
Worn once or twice and in great shape
$75
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Dark grey lambswool shawl collar sweater
Cable knit detailing on the front
Size large
Very good condition worn just a few times (I have way too many sweaters) and EXTREMELY warm for its relatively lightweight
$75
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applky

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A few more casualties from the closet cleaning:

Blue checked/windowpane Southwick EFF flannel sportjacket
Size 41
Partial lining
3 roll 2 button stance
Dual rear vent
A little wrinkly from being stored away but in otherwise great shape. It’s a very nice, soft, relatively heavy flannel.
$150
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Grey Speckled Donegal Tweed Epaulet x LBM sportjacket
Size 40
Totally unstructured
2 button
Open patch pockets
Dual rear vent
This is probably one of the nicest OTR sportjackets I’ve ever worn and I’d happily keep it but it’s just a little too small now and there isn’t much material available to have it let out
$200
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Tan/oatmeal donegal wool overshirt
Size large
Worn once or twice and in great shape
$75
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Dark grey lambswool shawl collar sweater
Cable knit detailing on the front
Size large
Very good condition worn just a few times (I have way too many sweaters) and EXTREMELY warm for its relatively lightweight
$75
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Amazing goods! If only that overshirt were in my size. Someone should get on these incredible items at very fair prices.
 

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That’s my size. As long as the inseams are 32+”.
 

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These might be a bit short for you @Patrick R but maybe you can be a trendsetter and bring back floods?

TROUSER TIME
Brown flannel Walts
Tagged 34, let out to about 35
29.5” inseem with 1.5” cuff
Very heavy flannel (and soft)
$70
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Steel grey flannel corduroy Rivets
34x30
These are the old school Rivets with about 1.5” of material in waist to let them out (if you like the Epaulet “tweeduroy” fabric, this flannel corduroy is equally awesome)
$70
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Pearl grey flannel Rudy (this is a darker “pearl grey” than the sportjacket I have posted a few posts ago)
Tagged 34, let out to about 35.5
29.5” inseem with 2” cuff
$70
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Orange “Creamsicle” Walts
Fabric was originally listed as brushed cotton but I’d say it’s closer to moleskin in weight and feel
34x29.5
1.5” cuffs
About 1” available material in the waist
$70
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Rust flannel Rudy
35x29.5
2” cuffs
About 2” available in the waist
$70
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OD Cotton Walts
34x29.5
1.5” cuff
These have a bit of wear but plenty left in them
$50
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Steel grey Walts
34x29.5
1.5” cuffs
$60
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Tan cotton/linen blend Rudy
35x29.5
2” cuffs
The material has a nice crosshatch pattern to it that’s hard to capture with my poor photography skills (these were an EFF purchase but I cannot recall whether or not they were one of the awesome “Japanese crosshatch” fabrics)
$80
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@Michigan Planner - What's the S2S on those blazers? And what is the sleeve length? Any room to let them out a bit too (monkey arms here)?

Thanks!
 

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I'll try to get the shoulders measured tonight. They were ordered as regular length but I had the sleeves taken up about an inch (short stubby sausage arms here) and I think there's about an inch of material in there but I'll get measurements for the sleeves tonight too.
 

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Whose leg you gotta hump to sell a leather jacket around here? Can't believe this hasn't sold yet. $325 shipped.


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EP Mulberry Leather Jacket (XL, fits L)

Absolutely killer jacket in dark brown Italian calfskin. Like new, not even broken in. Worn 2-3 times. Selling b/c it's too tight for me. $325 shipped (US). Retail on this was $850+ I think. Approx. 21.5” pit to pit, 25” BOC to hem, 18.5” shoulder, 26.5" sleeve from shoulder.

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Whose leg you gotta hump to sell a leather jacket around here? Can't believe this hasn't sold yet. $325 shipped.

Quoted for truth. I had a chance to try one of these on a few years back at one of the NYC stores; its incredible, making this a steal of a price. If it were only in my size...
 

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@espen - Sorry for the delay. I was finally able to get some measurements this morning.

Pearl Grey Flannel
Pit to pit: 21.5"
Sleeves: 33" +1.5" inside cuffs
Shoulder: 18.5"

Blue Plaid Flannel
Pit to pit: 20.5"
Sleeves: 33.5" +1" inside cuffs
Shoulder: 18.5"

LBM Tweed
Pit to pit: 20"
Sleeves: 33.5" +1" inside cuffs
Shoulder: 18"

For reference, I measured sleeves from center of back just below collar, to shoulder seam, to cuff.
 

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Thanks @Michigan Planner !

Question for @Epaulet - for that Blue Plaid flannel in 41 - is there a noticeable difference between a 41 and 40 (if someone already wears a large in EP shirts)? Also - in terms of sleeve length, ideally with the shirts I'd need another quarter inch (maybe a bit more but I deal with it by wearing a watch), in your expert opinion, you think that the sleeve allowance is enough to make it acceptable?
 

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