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For anyone who's interested, there's been a restock of certain things in the sale. I saw some suits and outerwear restocked but I'm sure there's other stuff as well.

dammit I missed my (possible) second chance at a green cotton twill suit.

I gad shot a few emails at customer service and to stores previously to track one down, but wasn’t answered.
 

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I'd keeping checking back too. An item that wasn't available in my size last night when I'd noticed they'd restocked was now available tonight.
 

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Was that the one for insanely cheap on Poshmark recently, by any chance? I came across that after it sold and was kicking myself for missing it.

Also, in case another data point on sizing helps - I went to the Drake's store in NYC and tried on 36, 38, and 40 in the shawl cardigan. I'd put myself at like a slim 37. All three sizes fit in a pleasantly wearable way, but the 40 started to get extra slouchy in the arms in a similar manner to the pics you posted. The 36 felt a little too fussily slim, and the 38 was perfect. I'd say one size down for you would probably be good, if you happen to get the opportunity. By the way, if you're considering secondhand options, I did some research when comparing the size measurements to the letter measurements Drake's used to use, and from what I can tell for the shawl cardigans, the scale is a S=40, M=42, etc. So they started offering smaller sizes after switching to the numbered sizing. Someone with more direct knowledge feel free to correct me if that's off.

I actually got it from a smaller auction website here in EU :). Yeah I should probably be looking for a smaller size (medium should be good). Thank you for the sizing tips, they will be very helpful :)

While I agree it's too big, if you want to embrace the slouch, don't button it. Just let it hang open, and, you know, slouch.

Oh, I really don't mind buttoning it, especially wearing a shirt underneath. But I will try to wear it unbuttoned next time. Thanks :)
 

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I find the sizing to be different depending on certain items. I also find that after a few washes it will shrink a tiny bit, so that perfect fit might become too small and tight in certain areas. Since I am between sizes I usually go up a size on some items like knits and shirts.

Also, the website is still very glitchy on my Mac and iPhone. When I try to sign in the pop up just disappears. Same when checking the shirt size charts. Anyone else get this? I’ve emailed them about it a week ago, they said they haven’t heard anyone else experience it (which is shocking to me). iPhone and Mac should’ve been tested on.
 

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I've got the Clifford Chukka in my cart...Am I a total idiot for spending $365 on a chukka boot?! I am right? Been flirting with buying them for months...love the look but man once I put them in the cart and see the price....argh.
 

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I've got the Clifford Chukka in my cart...Am I a total idiot for spending $365 on a chukka boot?! I am right? Been flirting with buying them for months...love the look but man once I put them in the cart and see the price....argh.

No they're great - I bought two last year and basically wear them everyday, with everything. They look better and last longer than the Astrorflex shoe on Huckleberry, or whatever cheaper alternative you were thinking about.
 

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Has anyone done a side by side with the MacAlister and the Drake's models?

I can't speak to the Clifford, but I owned the MacAlister and they provided very little in the way of structure and arch support. If I had to walk for more than 15 minutes, I found them unwearable.
 

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I can't speak to the Clifford, but I owned the MacAlister and they provided very little in the way of structure and arch support. If I had to walk for more than 15 minutes, I found them unwearable.

Interesting. Both the Clifford and the Crosby are some of the most comfortable footwear I've ever worn.
 

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No they're great - I bought two last year and basically wear them everyday, with everything. They look better and last longer than the Astrorflex shoe on Huckleberry, or whatever cheaper alternative you were thinking about.


I agree, they're awesome shoes. I have two crosbys and two cliffords. Do you think they're able to be resoled?
 

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