Gitman Brothers Vintage

saelan · Mar 1, 2010

they're both good. i was really close to buying that first one myself.

driveslowk · Mar 1, 2010

weren't these shirts only $110 ish before?

Indigo_phobia · Mar 1, 2010

does anybody know where I can find Gitman red oxford in size m?
context already sold out.
Thanks in advance.

dragonxking · Mar 1, 2010

Originally Posted by Indigo_phobia

does anybody know where I can find Gitman red oxford in size m?
context already sold out.
Thanks in advance.
http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=164803

peekay88 · Mar 3, 2010

does anybody know what the sizing is like on their chambray shirts? There's no measurements on the Frances May store. I'm almost always a small in other brands, will a small fit me here?

tonio028 · Mar 3, 2010

Originally Posted by peekay88

does anybody know what the sizing is like on their chambray shirts? There's no measurements on the Frances May store. I'm almost always a small in other brands, will a small fit me here?
I recently received the teal chambray and it fits similar to the other Gitmans I own, most similarly their plaid shirts. I usually wear a small in Gitman and the small Gitman worked for me and fits nice and slim.

edubs01 · Mar 3, 2010

Do shorter people find that the Gitman shirts run really long.
I would need a size medium and the length is measured at 31", which is longer than any of my other shirts.
Any body under 5'7 have this issue?

Grainer · Mar 3, 2010

Originally Posted by edubs01

Do shorter people find that the Gitman shirts run really long.
I would need a size medium and the length is measured at 31", which is longer than any of my other shirts.
Any body under 5'7 have this issue?

I am not 5'7, I am actually 6'2, but I have really long legs and the torso length of a shorter person and I can say that the mediums which fit me perfectly are longer in the back than I would prefer. I just leave it like that because I like to be able to tuck them in and if I took off a couple inches in the length it wouldnt tuck so well. But if it bothers you, just have the length altered, I think it is easy enought to do. If you think you are a size medium I wouldnt size down, although someone else might disagree.

g transistor · Mar 4, 2010

Originally Posted by edubs01

Do shorter people find that the Gitman shirts run really long.
I would need a size medium and the length is measured at 31", which is longer than any of my other shirts.
Any body under 5'7 have this issue?

I am 5'9" and my medium is longer than I prefer. The front is fine, but the back was like a cape. I had it shortened by a lot, but I don't tuck.

crosswound · Mar 4, 2010

god i got a extra small gitman plaid shirt on the way and all these length comments are now scaring me. i just scrape 5"8 in height. i like to wear my shirts untucked. i hope i don't have this problem or the first gitman shirt maybe also my last lol.

i don't want to bring a $150+ shirt to a tailor everytime i get one.

Gagno905 · Mar 4, 2010

Originally Posted by crosswound

god i got a extra small gitman plaid shirt on the way and all these length comments are now scaring me. i just scrape 5"8 in height. i like to wear my shirts untucked. i hope i don't have this problem or the first gitman shirt maybe also my last lol.

i don't want to bring a $150+ shirt to a tailor everytime i get one.

Cross, I'm 5'8 - 5'9 and wear an XS as well un tucked. Little long, but jcrew shirts are longer. I am not getting mine altered at all and would say I have a shorter torso. It's not long enough to be an issue.

ahjota · Mar 4, 2010

http://www.southwillard.com/collecti...itman-vintage/

South Willard has posted their buy online.

crosswound · Mar 4, 2010

Gagno905 but i come from only wearing band of outsiders buttonups and the length is almost near perfect. i just wanted to give gitman bros a shot because the pricepoint starts lower. also nice to mix it up a little sometimes.

Gagno905 · Mar 4, 2010

Originally Posted by crosswound

Gagno905 but i come from only wearing band of outsiders buttonups and the length is almost near perfect. i just wanted to give gitman bros a shot because the pricepoint starts lower. also nice to mix it up a little sometimes.

I don't own any BoO, but I've got a shirt on the way. If this is still going I'll let you know how the BoO fits compared to Gitman (in XS). I was pretty skeptical about the Gitman fitting properly after seeing Context's measurements but it's perfect on me.

thomasec · Mar 4, 2010

Originally Posted by Gagno905

I don't own any BoO, but I've got a shirt on the way. If this is still going I'll let you know how the BoO fits compared to Gitman (in XS). I was pretty skeptical about the Gitman fitting properly after seeing Context's measurements but it's perfect on me.
The size small and XS Gitman shirts are significantly slimmer than the mediums on up. Size small and XS fit very trim, while mediums through extra large fit only slight slimmer than TTS. The arms are not going to be quite as tight as BOO, but in my opinion, Gitman shirts are just as well made for about $100 less. If you're really not satisfied with the shirt, just get it tailored or return it. Even with a tailor, it will still be less expensive than a BOO shirt. Also, in my experience, the chambray and plaid shirts fit slimmer than the standard oxfords.

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