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Land's End.What's a good source (preferably online) for washable linen pants? I really like the way they look, and it is much more convenient to wash them at home than to constantly take them to the dry cleaners.
Jon.
I don't think wool is washable like that.i have the same question about grey wool flannel trousers, or tweed. any recommendations for home-washable ones?
/andrew
I've machine washed my Incotex/Mabitex/Loro Piana linen pants (of course, the more casual types) with no problems.What's a good source (preferably online) for washable linen pants? I really like the way they look, and it is much more convenient to wash them at home than to constantly take them to the dry cleaners.
Jon.
(imageWIS @ 07 July 2004, 9:47) What's a good source (preferably online) for washable linen pants? I really like the way they look, and it is much more convenient to wash them at home than to constantly take them to the dry cleaners. Jon.Quote:
(T4phage @ 08 July 2004, 03:14)Quote:
What's a good source (preferably online) for washable linen pants? I really like the way they look, and it is much more convenient to wash them at home than to constantly take them to the dry cleaners. Jon.Originally Posted by imageWIS,07 July 2004, 9:47
(imageWIS @ 08 July 2004, 4:55)Quote:
Originally Posted by T4phage,08 July 2004, 03:14
What's a good source (preferably online) for washable linen pants? I really like the way they look, and it is much more convenient to wash them at home than to constantly take them to the dry cleaners. Jon.Originally Posted by imageWIS,07 July 2004, 9:47
The whole point in buying linen is that it will wrinkle. RL Polo linen items used to (or still do?) have a tag inside that said something like: "100% linen, guaranteed to wrinkle" and that really the whole point.I wouldn't spend too much on linen and stick to staples like Banana Republic and JCREW online. These are all washable and at BR, they usually have a linen/cotton blend which does not wrinkle as heavily. Also smartbargains.com usually gets some designer ones at a discount.
Club Monaco (not online) usually has a nice selection as well.