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Engineered Garments SS11
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blklblk
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did anyone here get the engineer jacket this season ?Originally Posted by FlyingLotus
if im a L in all the other jackets is it a safe buy ?
havnt seen it in person, on the fence about the purchase
which other jackets? I feel like the baker and andover fit snugger in the chest/back than the bedford or engineer..
the arms have a lot room too.. we had a large left in the engineer jacket charcoal sateen and I held off because the elbow to the wrist was just too loose..
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does anyone know where i could find the yellow madras 19th century bd? looking specifically for XS, could only find a small at stuart & wright. http://www.stuartandwright.com/Engin...Down_1619.html
does anyone know where i could find the yellow madras 19th century bd? looking specifically for XS, could only find a small at stuart & wright.Originally Posted by runningfrog
http://www.stuartandwright.com/Engin...Down_1619.html
Found it on a Japanese site, not sure if they will ship elsewhere but could be worth a shot to contact them:
http://www.secondstage2008.jp/L-ENGI...AS-GRNYLW.html
Good luck!
the_state
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Anyone know where I can grab a khaki twill XL bedford?
Also, does the Nepenthes NYC store stock this shirt??
http://www.thebureaubelfast.com/shop...nt-camp-shirt/
Also, does the Nepenthes NYC store stock this shirt??
http://www.thebureaubelfast.com/shop...nt-camp-shirt/
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So, how do EG garments usually fit, slim/large/etc? I'm debating over buying an EG Bedford on the B&S, but it's a Large and I normally take a medium in button downs and other jackets. The chest measurement seems good (20 inches), but the seller admitted he's bad at measuring...
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Depends what you are a medium in. I'm a medium in J Crew shirts/jackets and a solid large in my Bedford...but mine measures closer to 21". It's very slim on my while a J Crew medium is a little more relaxed. I find the outerwear pieces to fit more trim than the EG shirting. Love my Bedford though, great jacket.
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Found it on a Japanese site, not sure if they will ship elsewhere but could be worth a shot to contact them:Originally Posted by catchh
http://www.secondstage2008.jp/L-ENGI...AS-GRNYLW.html
Good luck!
thanks, i found it on another japanese site at a similar price. with the weakness of the dollar, i'm not sure i like it *that* much. i might call/email around some stockists to see if i can get lucky. usually they don't carry many in XS though.
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anyone know or have access to a medium floral baker from this season? or a small, but the medium fit me quite well except for the sleeves.Originally Posted by JO3B
let me know.
thanks
Call Bloomingdales in San Francisco. I saw one there last Thursday.
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if odin still has the 34's get them and have them tailored..
i did that, and they are exactly the same as my 32' khaki polka dot shorts...
i did that, and they are exactly the same as my 32' khaki polka dot shorts...
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