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Do H&M tees shrink much in the wash (cold wash/low dry)? Their V-necks fit really well and while some shrinkage wouldn't be bad, I'm paranoid about losing a complete size after my bad Hanes experience (three inches lost in the length of every shirt from a cold wash and low dry).

Speaking of H&M tees, I find the sizing off the rack to be kind of all over the place when going from style to style. The V-neck tees I picked up fit well, while some other V-necks in another part of the store fit like muscle shirts.
 

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Originally Posted by APK
Do H&M tees shrink much in the wash (cold wash/low dry)? Their V-necks fit really well and while some shrinkage wouldn't be bad, I'm paranoid about losing a complete size after my bad Hanes experience (three inches lost in the length of every shirt from a cold wash and low dry).

Speaking of H&M tees, I find the sizing off the rack to be kind of all over the place when going from style to style. The V-neck tees I picked up fit well, while some other V-necks in another part of the store fit like muscle shirts.

the ones i have haven't shrunk, but i air dry them so idk if that helps
 

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Originally Posted by Binker
looks good wgbennet, dont change the shoes, they definitely work there

i think the fit would be much improved by losing the belt though


Thanks. You're recommending just wearing no belt or a different one? Also, do you think the trousers should be hemmed slightly shorter?
 

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Originally Posted by JoelF
Shirt is a good fit but the way the collar is laying really looks like ****, also definitely get rid of the shirt pocket for a fit like that. If you like the shirt you can do it or a tailor can take it off for a few bucks.

Why get rid of the shirt pocket? Is a pocket considered more casual?
 

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Originally Posted by shahanshah
those are MMM gats you're talking about ?

no they're the original ones. The glue dried out or something. I'm gonna bring them to a cobbler and see if he can glue the soles back on.
 

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Originally Posted by Asch
Excellent color and fit on the tee and jeans. Really nice.

Originally Posted by Wupper
I concur.

Much obliged

Originally Posted by wgbennett83
Which APCs, new cure or petite standard?

Jeans are petite standard, just over a year old, countless washing, tearing, bleaching, staining and shrinking.
 

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Yeah, basically. Actually, the thighs were the hardest part - they're 31's, but I probably could have taken a 30 waist if they had fit over my legs. I could button the 31's all the way at first, albeit they were very tight. They did stretch, but they've been put in the machine dryer on "hot" so many times that I'm not sure what the actual thigh or waist measurement is now. I wear them super low, though, nowhere near my waist. Weirdly, I have a pair of size 32 PS's and my first APC's were 34 NS's, both stretched more in the thigh, and the 32 PS's felt at least 2 sizes larger than the 31's. Hear that everyone? APC sizing is fucked. Regardless, they're seriously the best-fitting jeans I've ever had.
 

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yeah, those apc's are almost the perfect skinny fit. good wear on em too.
 

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