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Engineered Garments FW08
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timpoblete
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that mountain parka is gorgeous. 71000 yen is steep though...Originally Posted by asobu
$625 w/ free shipping via Drinkwater's.
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Hot soaked my EGxLVC '47s last night for an hour. I'm providing pre- and post- soak
measurements because several people asked for them via PM.
Tagged Size: 36x36
Pre-Soak: 18.25" waist/ 37" inseam/ 11" thigh/ 9" hem
Post-Soak: 16.90" waist (they're a hair under a 34" waist now)/ 34" inseam/ 10.75" thigh/ 9" hem
I wore them while still very damp for about 4-5 hours (until dry). Fit is great now, though they're still a touch long in the inseam. Hopefully, they'll shrink up a bit more in that area with the next soak (whenever that is).
measurements because several people asked for them via PM.
Tagged Size: 36x36
Pre-Soak: 18.25" waist/ 37" inseam/ 11" thigh/ 9" hem
Post-Soak: 16.90" waist (they're a hair under a 34" waist now)/ 34" inseam/ 10.75" thigh/ 9" hem
I wore them while still very damp for about 4-5 hours (until dry). Fit is great now, though they're still a touch long in the inseam. Hopefully, they'll shrink up a bit more in that area with the next soak (whenever that is).
timpoblete
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Den just received the Double Ring Belts, which are in brown and black leather. Hardware is similar to those of SS08. Quick-release belts are still available for about $165 IIRC. They've got it in Black, Brown, and White. Shipping is $15.
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A Continuous Lean has a post on workwear which features an EG style workshirt from a Japanese brand.
http://acontinuouslean.com/2008/09/2...ook-part-four/
Can't make out whether the brand is Workers or K&T. Looks like they are a small operation with a handful of pieces each season which can be special ordered. The current run includes three workshirts (I like the chambray and plaid) which cost round $150-160 shipped to the U.S.
Here's a link to the Workers store with pics of the clothing:
http://www.e-workers.net/store/store.htm
http://acontinuouslean.com/2008/09/2...ook-part-four/
Can't make out whether the brand is Workers or K&T. Looks like they are a small operation with a handful of pieces each season which can be special ordered. The current run includes three workshirts (I like the chambray and plaid) which cost round $150-160 shipped to the U.S.
Here's a link to the Workers store with pics of the clothing:
http://www.e-workers.net/store/store.htm
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bathtime, those e-workers shirts are very nice stuff...I am going to Japan next week and keeping my eyes open for that brand...thanks!
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guys, what jacket is this..... looks similar to fireman turnout coat from last year but different in many ways....
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guys, what jacket is this..... looks similar to fireman turnout coat from last year but different in many ways....Originally Posted by KennyGhetzoff
That would be the fireman's coat...
Available at Hejfina: http://www.hejfina.com/engineered-ga...k-jacket.html/
robin
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any updates on the availability/stockists of that puffy vest?Originally Posted by bsyde82
Dusty posted a partial list: http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...&postcount=710
Most places haven't received them yet, though I'm guessing they will within the next 2 weeks (I hope).
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