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Can anyone recommend a slubby linen (in black)? I also saw despots say that with black linen you have to use the reverse side to avoid sheen. Anyone know about this and any disadvantages in using the reverse side?
 

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It's that time of year again when I start thinking of what to get made up for next year.

Right now, I'm thinking of:

Any one else have this made up recently?


Love the medium weight Fox Flannel stuff. I have this same one in the slightly darker shade. Wear it regularly.
 

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Same. Speaking of flannel: Looking for a lighter weight slate blue flannel but they don't do it. Only found one from Ariston.
 

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Same. Speaking of flannel: Looking for a lighter weight slate blue flannel but they don't do it. Only found one from Ariston.

I saw some interesting blue flannels in a 9 oz. weight from VBC when looking on Luxier's website.
 

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Hmm thanks I'll have a look. I guess if you want light flannel you're going to end up with Italian usually.

Edit saw the flannel. That looks good but I guess I want something more greyish and less vibrant.
 
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You sure you want a lighter weight flannel? Durability concerns seem to be abound with the lighter weights
 

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Thanks. I would've thought most lighter weight stuff is going to be worsted anyway which I don't mind overly. I just kinda like the cuddly kinda of relaxed as opposed to the more um suave? kind you get with linen for a transitional jacket. I'd even get cashmere if they weren't so warm.
 

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Fox's 290 collection also has a couple of interesting shades.
 

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Steed?
 

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