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my stuff is already in Vaughan, ON which is an hour from where I am.Originally Posted by cb_32
I got next day air saver shipping on my backordered boots... they should be coming in today. awesome.Originally Posted by epilepc
I have been checking different forum with different opinion about this, which fit is the slimmest, the urban slim chino from J crew or the slim fit chino from LECOriginally Posted by jobg
Has anyone purchesed their wool pea coats before? How's the fit/color irl?Originally Posted by cocks
I think they're real. Mine was pretty personalized-- it even had the Rep's phone number-- weird?Originally Posted by TACO_FLAVORED_KISSES
Jcrew. I messaged someone who got the LEC's and they're nothing close to being slim.Originally Posted by bombers
Do you know if that person sized down, cause i heard ome people say the fit was good, if you sized down. Also the problem with j crew slim chinos is that the seat and the thighs seam kinda baggy. I just looked at the photo on the lec slim chinos and that part doesn't seem that loose. Just wondering if someone have tried both of them and could tell which ever is slimmer.Originally Posted by jobg
Just ordered those myself. It seems like the seat and thigh areas are a bit big, and not very slim at all. A trip to the tailor and twenty bucks could fix this though. In the end, you'd wind up with a decent pair of chinos for about $50, if you get these on discount. Might want to check RL Rugby University Chinos before you pick up these LEC, however. I've read really good things about those, but haven't tried them on myself. If they fit right, it could save you the $20 and trip to the tailors.Originally Posted by chasingred
Nicks Boots - Wickett & Craig English Bridle Veg Tan Leather - $759
These boots are made from 6.5 oz Wickett & Craig English Bridle Leather. This tannery has been making leather the old fashioned way since 1867. Each side can take about six weeks to produce, making it a significantly longer production time than most leather on the market.
