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Engineered Garments FW 2010
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adamha21
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I'm not sure if there is really all that big a difference. The workshirt I just received in large is the same size if not slightly bigger than the workshirt I have from spring in large and maybe only a tiny bit smaller in the body than the workshirt I have from FW08 in large.
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I'm not sure if there is really all that big a difference. The workshirt I just received in large is the same size if not slightly bigger than the workshirt I have from spring in large and maybe only a tiny bit smaller in the body than the workshirt I have from FW08 in large.Originally Posted by adamha21
Yeah I'm not seeing the shrinking sizes so much with the shirting but the outerwear is ridiculous.
Proceed
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^sept 9th according to the nepenthes site. a couple of store fronts are empty in their same office building but only 1 has construction going on inside so i guess its safe to guess it will be that 1. it used to be a sewing machine shop that moved down the block.
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Checked out the bike jacket today in person. The annoying details (placket, back pocket) on the black one are far less glaring in person. Thinking I might get one now. As others have said, sizing is wayy different this season. I could barely fit into a medium in the bike jacket or a wwm stream jacket and I usually can pull off a small w either brand.
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Checked out the bike jacket today in person. The annoying details (placket, back pocket) on the black one are far less glaring in person. Thinking I might get one now. As others have said, sizing is wayy different this season. I could barely fit into a medium in the bike jacket or a wwm stream jacket and I usually can pull off a small w either brand.Originally Posted by TintoTerra
Serious bullsh1t...
Shorty Long
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Checked out the bike jacket today in person. The annoying details (placket, back pocket) on the black one are far less glaring in person. Thinking I might get one now. As others have said, sizing is wayy different this season. I could barely fit into a medium in the bike jacket or a wwm stream jacket and I usually can pull off a small w either brand.Originally Posted by TintoTerra
Those annoying details (esp. the back pocket) are what make the "bike jacket" a bike jacket.
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^sept 9th according to the nepenthes site. a couple of store fronts are empty in their same office building but only 1 has construction going on inside so i guess its safe to guess it will be that 1. it used to be a sewing machine shop that moved down the block.Originally Posted by Proceed
Where's the location?
JackFrost09
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Checked out the bike jacket today in person. The annoying details (placket, back pocket) on the black one are far less glaring in person. Thinking I might get one now. As others have said, sizing is wayy different this season. I could barely fit into a medium in the bike jacket or a wwm stream jacket and I usually can pull off a small w either brand.Originally Posted by TintoTerra
Anyone tried the Herringbone Irving jacket? Bit worried about sizing now if it's super slim. Shoulder's are my problem too.
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