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Also, you boys sentencing yourselves to terms of having to keep your shirts away from water as if they were gremlins so they don't shrink an oomph: Just size up. These aren't Gap shirts we're talking about where going up a size drastically increases the possibility of being able to fit another person inside the shirt with you. One of the things I like about Epaulet shirting is the small increase in actual size that comes with jumping up a tagged size.Originally Posted by APK
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So I received my first Epaulet shirt in the mail today. I went with a small, and while I dig the fit, it's a bit small in the chest and shoulder area (39" chest). Not enough to be a constant nuisance, but enough to make me consider sizing up to a medium, especially once I take into account the fact that smaller guys with good fits like RKD are taking a S in the shirt as well. Definitely concerned about the additional bit of length when sizing up, though. Any thoughts? Other thoughts: quality is fantastic! Epaulet did not disappoint. Will definitely be ordering more pieces soon.Originally Posted by jslade
Looks like you should bump that up to a med and get it tailored (if needed), it'll be worth it in the long run.
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Did anyone buy a sz.L in the new chambrays? If so, could you measure the seam to seam P2P and S2S and post them? Trying to gauge whether or not I should return my M and size up.
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Okay, thanks for the advice, guys. I figure if it even shrinks a tiny bit on me, that it'll be way too tight, so I placed an order for a white oxford in a medium. Hopefully it'll fit great!
These aren't Gap shirts we're talking about where going up a size drastically increases the possibility of being able to fit another person inside the shirt with you.Originally Posted by APK
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Mike, I sent you a PMOriginally Posted by *#..
Nothing personal, but can we assume Mike knows how to read PM's and respond to them, especially given his shop's track record with customer service? Really no need for the announcement...
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Do you guys iron your rivet chinos or wear them right out of the dryer?Originally Posted by yesssir
Hang dry and wear, no iron. They hold their shape really well, I've no problem with wrinkles.
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Hang dry and wear, no iron. They hold their shape really well, I've no problem with wrinkles.Originally Posted by about11oclock
+1 this works like a charm. sometimes i dry on delicate/low for a wee bit and pull them out and then hang but that takes care of it all.
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They aren't dress pants, you know? Just great knock around chinos, so I treat them as such. If I needed to wear them to something more biz-cas than I do now, I would probably iron.
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