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Hi Guys. I just picked up a pair of the Kurabo Smiths in the same size that I got the Cone Mills Smiths. They are falling off of me big. Did anyone else experience this?
are you still going to be making new runs of the Rudy trousers? or are they on their way out?
Mike also pointed out at some point that there's extra material in the thighs, so those can be let out a bit, too. I'm not sure if that's the case on all the fabrics, but it was for my pair.
Hi Guys. I just picked up a pair of the Kurabo Smiths in the same size that I got the Cone Mills Smiths. They are falling off of me big. Did anyone else experience this?
This is probably a stupid question, but how warm are the trousers you make? I live in California and want a pair that I can wear year round. I know I should stay away from the flannel and the tweed as they are thicker/warmer materials but what about the other fabrics like your regular wool.
This is probably a stupid question, but how warm are the trousers you make? I live in California and want a pair that I can wear year round. I know I should stay away from the flannel and the tweed as they are thicker/warmer materials but what about the other fabrics like your regular wool.
those brown gunchecks really do look good with color 8, but I'm not sure I can pull off the grandpa steez there. maybe if I see some more fit pics of it, but I'm sure by that point they'll be gone in my size...
are you still going to be making new runs of the Rudy trousers? or are they on their way out?
+1 on this question. I'm looking at the measurements and think that the thigh are a little too slim for me in the Slim Walts.
This is probably a stupid question, but how warm are the trousers you make? I live in California and want a pair that I can wear year round. I know I should stay away from the flannel and the tweed as they are thicker/warmer materials but what about the other fabrics like your regular wool.
I live in Texas and have a whole bunch of the Walt trousers in various weights. I can definitely wear the Super 120s wool and Merino Wool fabrics year round. The flannels get a little hot in the summer, although last year Mike did a batch of tropical weight trousers which were awesome for the summer