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Hey guys here are 5 fabrics I am using for shirts and the adobe color cotton duck canvas ( 10oz selvege) will be a bad ass work pant ( you will love the fit). the fabric is reserved edition white oak fiber dyed. I showed you 3 different looks for the fabric. raw, industrial rinse, and bleached. you can how it breaks down....so sweet. The green and burnt orange are an Italian fabric for Monti and the two tattersall and lavender oxford fabrics are thomas mason. The shirting is amazing and I think you will love the fit of the shirts. All 5 shirts will be before dinner shirts. I will have some after dinner shirts ready in september. I hope you like them!Originally Posted by Mauro
Mauro, Fabric for the work pants looks excellent! Not something you see every day, but still seems very versatile. Excited to see how they turn out. -Dave
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let's just say from the shirts I've seen, you won't have any of the issues that persist with bandOriginally Posted by Teger
I'm still just getting into premium/designer labels as far as shirting goes. With that said, what are the prevailing issues with BoO?
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I'm still just getting into premium/designer labels as far as shirting goes. With that said, what are the prevailing issues with BoO?Originally Posted by justtemple
loose button, inconsistent stitching
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loose button, inconsistent stitchingOriginally Posted by Teger
Good to know before i dropped some coin on a shirt (despite being on sale) from Odin. I'll just wait for these and skip the off chance of something going awry.
Thanks.
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Good to know before i dropped some coin on a shirt (despite being on sale) from Odin. I'll just wait for these and skip the off chance of something going awry.Originally Posted by justtemple
Thanks.
I still think the shirts are worth it
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I am looking for quality fabrics. I slept on a lot for the fall 09 season. I will can't find any chambray. Twills are either outrages in price or no where to be found. I will look again next week when I am back in NYC.
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I still think the shirts are worth itOriginally Posted by Teger
Duly noted sir
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I am looking for quality fabrics. I slept on a lot for the fall 09 season. I will can't find any chambray. Twills are either outrages in price or no where to be found. I will look again next week when I am back in NYC.Originally Posted by Mauro
Sounds good. Let me know what you come up with.
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I still think the shirts are worth itOriginally Posted by Teger
+1 the scott sternberg hype machine cannot be stopped.
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