YEOSSAL - OFFICIAL AFFILIATE THREAD

[ericgereghty]

Though I generally despise actually paying for shipping, I have to say I am (grudgingly) fine with paying Yeossal's shipping rates.
I received my order BEFORE my CC even authorized the payment. Insane turnaround. Super impressed.

 

[patliean1]

@beargonefishing You're a 12 UK in EB and a 48 in SG65 last, even though 48 translate to 11 UK on Yeossal's website?

Just making sure if I ever purchase down the road...

 

[beargonefishing]

@beargonefishing You're a 12 UK in EB and a 48 in SG65 last, even though 48 translate to 11 UK on Yeossal's website?

Just making sure if I ever purchase down the road...

Yes, that is accurate. Further up-thread you can see me compare a Y 50 to various UK12 shoes and their lasted shoe tree comparison. In my experience, the 50 is closer to US 14-15, UK 13-14. I can't explain it, but the larger sizes don't correspond well. If the Y 48 were a UK 11, my foot wouldn't fit. G&G 12 are almost uncomfortably small for me.

They recommend 50 and gave me full credit back because they were so large. Awesome customer service and I used the money to get the austerity above.

 

[WilYa]

Yes, that is accurate. Further up-thread you can see me compare a Y 50 to various UK12 shoes and their lasted shoe tree comparison. In my experience, the 50 is closer to US 14-15, UK 13-14. I can't explain it, but the larger sizes don't correspond well. If the Y 48 were a UK 11, my foot wouldn't fit. G&G 12 are almost uncomfortably small for me.

They recommend 50 and gave me full credit back because they were so large. Awesome customer service and I used the money to get the austerity above.

My 2 cents
The key issue here is Y sizing has 5mm full size interval while UK sizing has 4.23mm half size interval, i.e. 5 Y size increase=3 UK size increase
I believe the conversion in the table hold true in the smaller size region, hence the discrepancies for large sizes

 

[jacksomeister]

Though I generally despise actually paying for shipping, I have to say I am (grudgingly) fine with paying Yeossal's shipping rates.
I received my order BEFORE my CC even authorized the payment. Insane turnaround. Super impressed.

Thanks for your feedback. How're the shoes working out for you?

 

[ericgereghty]

Thanks for your feedback. How're the shoes working out for you?

Had a client dinner, so the shoes are staying in office tonight, but they are structurally awesome. Hoping they do fit, but even if they don’t, I will 100% be making room for the Y brand in my collection.

 

[omgitswes]

I’m interested in one of the slim lapel safari jackets. Are there any brown fabrics that are suitable for a mild winter?

 

[PeeCeeBee]

I’m interested in one of the slim lapel safari jackets. Are there any brown fabrics that are suitable for a mild winter?

Hi we have brown flannel which may suit your requirements.

 

[omgitswes]

Hi we have brown flannel which may suit your requirements.

That’s actually what I was looking for but didn’t see it on the website. Only saw browns in the linen and cotton

 

[PeeCeeBee]

That’s actually what I was looking for but didn’t see it on the website. Only saw browns in the linen and cotton

We are working to set up the brown flannel online soon. Target to be up next week.

 

[Poser Hoser]

Question for US or Canadian residents who have recently purchased polos from Yeossal, or @yeossal or @jacksomeister: I'd like to buy a couple of Yeossal polos but want to minimize/avoid import duties as much as possible. I live in Canada (Ontario) but am right on the US (Michigan) border so I can easily ship to US rather than Canada. I assume a fair chunk of duty/tax (up to 40%) would be payable if I ship from Singapore to Canada but wonder whether shipping to US might attract less or even no duty charges, as I understand to be the case with Hober ties imported from Thailand? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[beargonefishing]

Question for US or Canadian residents who have recently purchased polos from Yeossal, or @yeossal or @jacksomeister: I'd like to buy a couple of Yeossal polos but want to minimize/avoid import duties as much as possible. I live in Canada (Ontario) but am right on the US (Michigan) border so I can easily ship to US rather than Canada. I assume a fair chunk of duty/tax (up to 40%) would be payable if I ship from Singapore to Canada but wonder whether shipping to US might attract less or even no duty charges, as I understand to be the case with Hober ties imported from Thailand? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I've purchased 2 pairs of their Y line shoes and haven't been hit with any duties in Texas. Value was around $600 USD.

 

[Poser Hoser]

I've purchased 2 pairs of their Y line shoes and haven't been hit with any duties in Texas. Value was around $600 USD.

Thanks for the speedy reply @beargonefishing! That's certainly promising; thought I still hope someone might be able to weigh in on shirts, since I understand different products (heck, even different kinds of weaves) attract different rates of duty. Fingers crossed that most Yeossal imports into the US are duty-free under the Singapore Trade Agreement I've seen mentioned when Googling for answers...

 

[Burzan]

Question for US or Canadian residents who have recently purchased polos from Yeossal, or @yeossal or @jacksomeister: I'd like to buy a couple of Yeossal polos but want to minimize/avoid import duties as much as possible. I live in Canada (Ontario) but am right on the US (Michigan) border so I can easily ship to US rather than Canada. I assume a fair chunk of duty/tax (up to 40%) would be payable if I ship from Singapore to Canada but wonder whether shipping to US might attract less or even no duty charges, as I understand to be the case with Hober ties imported from Thailand? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Shipping to the US would be better. The duty free limit is $800 over there.

 

[Poser Hoser]

Shipping to the US would be better. The duty free limit is $800 over there.

@Burzan Thanks Jesse! I'll do that.