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That's right.Originally Posted by Big Pun
It's a process. Also I actually want armor for winter wear. I could look at Iron Heart or Samurai heavy stuff but they don't exist here and I'm so sick of buying jeans online where I have no idea how it's going to fit. Unfortunately my only real options here are edwin, n&f, pbj (which I don't like the fit of), APC and a whoooole lot of nudies.Originally Posted by JD_May
21 oz is as far up as I would ever recommend going. I feel a 24oz would start to adversely affect fit, etc. as well....Originally Posted by lmaozedong
It's a process. Also I actually want armor for winter wear. I could look at Iron Heart or Samurai heavy stuff but they don't exist here and I'm so sick of buying jeans online where I have no idea how it's going to fit. Unfortunately my only real options here are edwin, n&f, pbj (which I don't like the fit of), APC and a whoooole lot of nudies.Originally Posted by JD_May
If I were in Vancouver, I would just go with Wings+Horns (Roden Gray) or maybe Simon Miller (er, that store on a wierd 3 point corner, in Gastown near Dutil.) Above about 15 ounces (up to which point you get a nice, hefty feeling), it's diminishing returns. Doesn't some place sell 3Sixteen as well?Originally Posted by LA Guy
How about Lark? They have Chimala, Gilded Age, and LVC. It's an interesting store too.Originally Posted by LA Guy
It's a process. Also I actually want armor for winter wear. I could look at Iron Heart or Samurai heavy stuff but they don't exist here and I'm so sick of buying jeans online where I have no idea how it's going to fit. Unfortunately my only real options here are edwin, n&f, pbj (which I don't like the fit of), APC and a whoooole lot of nudies.Originally Posted by JD_May
can't believe i used to ******* read MCOriginally Posted by Uncontrol
everything wrong with MC can be found in the poasts of bowtielover. (peep sig)Originally Posted by Big Pun
I used to read MC and it's good for the information about cloth, construction, fabric etc but there are only a few good dressers there most just buy crazy expensive marked down stuff off B&S and smash it all together in WAYWT like marsupialed kids playing with playdohOriginally Posted by Razele
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