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J Crew S/S 10 Discussion

Robert

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RRL people tend to have a bit of the pretentious snob in them. What's that dude doing wearin a white t-shirt under that? Ugh.
 

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Originally Posted by Robert
RRL people tend to have a bit of the pretentious snob in them. What's that dude doing wearin a white t-shirt under that? Ugh.


He doesn't look too bad, very relaxed spring look. Raw denim, chucks w. no socks, red chambray and white t.shirt is pretty basic stuff just a lil bit modernized.


You know what I think it is, people hate the fact that J.Crew does a lot of what other higher brands do, but for a cheaper and more popularized audience. They do it well also, and they add their own touches. Hidden collar tab buttons ? check Mixing linen with chambray ? check Making the chambray a lil more fitting ? check
 

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if i soaked my chambray in hot water then dried do you guys think there will be some noticeable shrinkage?
 

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Originally Posted by Robert
Did I mention that I like my new red chambray shirt?

PM me your address. I got a nice pair of used sneakers to mail you.
 

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Hey I think this was asked once, but do the vintage slim cords run any shorter then the straights? Thinking of getting a pair on sale, but need to know if they will fit me. The straight 34L where just barely long enough and if the slims run shorter I can't get them.
 

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Looks like the white Lightweight chino cargo short is getting no love or they have a ton in stock. Every other color is sold out.
 

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Does anyone know of any Utility Jacket alternatives? I'm thinking about picking it up in Shadow, but I'm on a super-budget. I'll probably pick it up anyway, because there isn't a thing about it I don't like, and it's relatively inexpensive at the moment.

(Looking for a slim-fitting, utility-type jacket of medium weight.)
 

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deveandepot1;3033647 said:
The camper watch is still much bigger than what they wore in Nam and WW2.[/QUOTE

I've seen some that looked like this; they were pretty decently sized.

DickWinterswatch.jpg


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cure

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Originally Posted by Chris Nosnah
if i soaked my chambray in hot water then dried do you guys think there will be some noticeable shrinkage?

I hot soaked for 20 mins and chucked it in the dryer on hot/high for about 40 mins then hung dry. not much of a diff
 

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Originally Posted by YoPete525
Does anyone know of any Utility Jacket alternatives? I'm thinking about picking it up in Shadow, but I'm on a super-budget. I'll probably pick it up anyway, because there isn't a thing about it I don't like, and it's relatively inexpensive at the moment.

(Looking for a slim-fitting, utility-type jacket of medium weight.)


Don't forget EXTRA30 til 3/12.
 

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Originally Posted by raptorrapture
Lucky Brand has a red chambray for $70:

http://www.luckybrand.com/Military-S...efault,pd.html

Anyone know how it compares to the J. Crew version? (which is now not even listing small, damnit! should have gotten it when it was)




i tried the lucky brand one on...

and u def need to size down like 2 on that....i tried on a small and i wear a small in most shirts..and it was huge..they didnt have any smallers sizes on hand to test out

i havent tried on the jcrew one yet
 

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can anyone offer any advice on the their "urban slim" fit chino's? how do they compare to their classic fit?
 

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Originally Posted by jayce030
can anyone offer any advice on the their "urban slim" fit chino's? how do they compare to their classic fit?

+1. Specifically, I was hoping someone who owns them could give an estimate on the front rise. Cue Robert posting 4 times about why J. Crew > RRL.
 

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