BrianVarick
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I am not quite sure why everyone is so disappointed with the red chambray? I kind of like the sun washed look.
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J Crew S/S 10 Discussion
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I am not quite sure why everyone is so disappointed with the red chambray? I kind of like the sun washed look.Originally Posted by BrianVarick
I don't get it either. I wasn't excited about it at all, now from seeing the pics of what it actually looks like, it has attracted me into now wanting to have one for a couple of reasons: 1) All of the "work-wear" shirts I have are over 10 years old 2) Last year, I bought the white Tompkins pant and wore once because I couldn't figure out which outfit would make it look awesome. I think the red Chambray would give me the reaction I would want. Only grip is the price.
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I am not quite sure why everyone is so disappointed with the red chambray? I kind of like the sun washed look.Originally Posted by BrianVarick
Honestly there is only about two people in this thread who don't like it. I think there has been much more of a positive reception on the shirt then negative.
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How do you preorder items?Originally Posted by Guus
I just called up my local premium JCrew store, asked to speak with someone in the know and asked to preorder it. I didn't have the style number, but he figured it out based on the new unreleased catalog. Word is the shirts will begin to ship 03/13.
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http://www.jcrew.com/AST/Browse/Mens...0876/90876.jsp Utility jacket for 69.99 (and 89.99). If I didn't get the Cadet jacket, I would have def picked one of these up on sale. Edit: a new arrival, I don't know what to think of it. http://www.jcrew.com/AST/Browse/Mens...9320/29320.jsp 0_o
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Yeah, that guy who was ragging on the red chambray is a douche.
If you guys like it, that is all that matters.
If you guys like it, that is all that matters.
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Edit: a new arrival, I don't know what to think of it.Originally Posted by seany
http://www.jcrew.com/AST/Browse/Mens...9320/29320.jsp
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what's so confusing? it's a baselayer to wear under a belstaff jacket. they've been around for years.
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lol i didn't even see that, they have them hanging all the time at orvis and the like.
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