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Got your message, will post some measurements when it gets here.Originally Posted by JasonV
newbie question... do u have to have a certain number of posts before you can list items for sale? i have a RRL sweater in L from the past season thats too big. think it would sell quicker here than on ebay.Originally Posted by deez nuts
"Intentionally frayed" placket? What do you guys think? Is that true or is it damaged?Originally Posted by kmdsimpson
that just looks like a **** up to me. who knows, thoughOriginally Posted by wEstSidE
Damaged. I know that tag. Besides: 1. If it was intentionally frayed, it would be the only one RRL ever made since I 've never see any other like it 2. RRL can do some shoddy distressing but I've never seen anything like that 3. If it was intentionally frayed RRL would be charging $400 for it - $225 for the shirt, $175 for fraying it for usOriginally Posted by somatoform
"Intentionally frayed" placket? What do you guys think? Is that true or is it damaged? Also, is this one of the super-slim shirts everyone has been talking about? 20" pit-to-pit or medium seems narrow. http://cgi.ebay.com/225-RALPH-LAUREN...ht_3936wt_1139Originally Posted by kmdsimpson
Brilliant analysis. I thought it just looked fucked up. If it is intentional, not sure I'd want to wear it that way. How is the denim on this one compared to the Wyoming wash? Both are selvedge, but this one looks thicker. BTW, wEstSidE, glad to see your carpenter jeans sold so quickly!Originally Posted by kmdsimpson
The denim's pretty hefty and really slubby, it has a lot more character than the one I think you're talking about (no pocket embroidery right?). It's a really nice shirt.Originally Posted by Froosh
Anyone know the difference between the made in Sri Lanka and made in China Japanese selvedge oxfords? Were they from a different season? Differently cut? Even the tags are very different (ie the made in china has a swatch on the tag).Originally Posted by Froosh
I think they were from different seasons, but not a different cut. The selvedge oxfords from 09/10 were slimmer than their non-selvedge brethren though.Originally Posted by oboy_oboy
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.
