threadless goes from cool
http://www.threadless.com/
to cute and ridiculous.
http://www.threadless.com/profile/162614/buffaclare/photos
http://www.threadless.com/
to cute and ridiculous.
http://www.threadless.com/profile/162614/buffaclare/photos
hrm.. some good picks:
http://www.threadless.com/profile/321129/Miss … nist_Party
http://www.threadless.com/profile/373137/priv … on_Delight
http://www.threadless.com/profile/321129/Miss … nist_Party
http://www.threadless.com/profile/373137/priv … on_Delight
Where's Mathew? He'd back you phi :D
http://www.thinktankforums.com/profile.php?user_id=37
here's another shirt site.
http://www.selekkt.com/
http://www.thinktankforums.com/profile.php?user_id=37
here's another shirt site.
http://www.selekkt.com/
that place is awesome, dp. i especially like the labels they put on the outgoing mail.
i wish i had better graphic design skills.. i'd have a lot of fun with it!
i wish i had better graphic design skills.. i'd have a lot of fun with it!
I ordered some shirts from australia last week.
http://www.niceproduce.com/artists.php?aid=58
they were about $25AUD when I bought them... sorry guys.
http://www.niceproduce.com/artists.php?aid=58
they were about $25AUD when I bought them... sorry guys.
http://www.threadless.com/product/695/Day_Of_Reckoning
http://www.threadless.com/product/1509/Tin_Can_Surveillance
http://www.threadless.com/product/941/There_s … _Breakfast
:)
http://www.threadless.com/product/1509/Tin_Can_Surveillance
http://www.threadless.com/product/941/There_s … _Breakfast
:)
AH HAHA! He! I knew it!
http://www.snorgtees.com/piberational-p-563.h … e1c23ebe08
I have this shirt, but V-1 is replaced by i ...
I have this shirt, but V-1 is replaced by i ...
i bought a $225 shirt yesterday. it's really nice, but.. ow.
OMFG
Did Elvis wipe his ass with it or something?
Did Elvis wipe his ass with it or something?
Seriously, why so expensive?
i dont think i could ever justify dropping that much on a shirt no matter what the label read.
it's a two ply (read: thick) dress shirt, french cuffs, etc. and it's branded, but you obviously can't see that from the outside.
i'll also note that that's probably the average price for shirts of that quality here, and that in the US, you'd see at least a 20% discount on that, if not more. canada is pretty hurt sometimes.
i'll also note that that's probably the average price for shirts of that quality here, and that in the US, you'd see at least a 20% discount on that, if not more. canada is pretty hurt sometimes.
I'm pretty sure we'll need to see it on in order to accurately assess the purchase.. :)
i found a pretty cool site - biased cut. it basically brings fully-tailored shirts within the financial realm of a lot of people.
they have a rotating number of pre-selected designs. you upload your measurements, choose the design, then specify a few features (type of collar, type of cuff, slim/normal cut, monogram), then they get the shirts made in hong kong. there are a few other sites that do this but with shirts made in the usa, but they cost about four times as much). all in it's $85 a shirt + $5 shipping!
here's their blog http://biasedcutblog.com/
and their store http://www.biasedcut.com/
they have a rotating number of pre-selected designs. you upload your measurements, choose the design, then specify a few features (type of collar, type of cuff, slim/normal cut, monogram), then they get the shirts made in hong kong. there are a few other sites that do this but with shirts made in the usa, but they cost about four times as much). all in it's $85 a shirt + $5 shipping!
here's their blog http://biasedcutblog.com/
and their store http://www.biasedcut.com/
cool!! I wish they had a womens' section
Do you ship outside of the US?
Regrettably, at this time, we only ship to the continental US. However, we might be able to fulfill your international shipping request, depending on the country and its customs regulations. Please don’t hesitate to send us an inquiry.
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Regrettably, at this time, we only ship to the continental US. However, we might be able to fulfill your international shipping request, depending on the country and its customs regulations. Please don’t hesitate to send us an inquiry.
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ooh I need to check out that site.
i e-mailed them and they'll ship to canada for an extra few dollars. no word on any country in europe though.
I would maybe order one of those shirts, but I can't say I care much for the colors they're currently offering ... Maybe I'll check in later and see if they have some designs I like better ...
cool, another sweet way to spend money
just what i needed :p
just what i needed :p
haha @ lr
carpet > yeah, they said they'd rotate the designs on a monthly basis or so. my main objection is that all the shirts are shown with button-down which really alters my perception of them.
carpet > yeah, they said they'd rotate the designs on a monthly basis or so. my main objection is that all the shirts are shown with button-down which really alters my perception of them.
New shirts and 30USD off on your first.
I think I will order 1 or 2 if they ship to NL.
I think I will order 1 or 2 if they ship to NL.
Alas, no shipping to the Netherlands :(
Hey Martin - Unfortunately, we're still unable to ship to the EU. Although I wouldn't go so far as to call you unlucky to be in the Netherlands - a pretty fantastic place in our brief visits! Thanks for getting in touch though and taking a look at the site. We hope we can begin shipping to more locations soon. Cheers, Eric On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 2:59 PM, Martin Tournoij <carpetsmoker@rwxrwxrwx.net > wrote: > Message body: > Hello, > > Your site has convinced me and I'd like to order a shirt or two. However, I > seem to be unlucky enough to get born in the Netherlands. > > Your FAQ says "depending on the country and its customs regulations. Please > don_t hesitate to send us an inquiry." > > Do I need to migrate to the US order a shirt, or is shipping to the > Netherlands possible? > > Thank you, > Martin
Yeah I love the netherlands. Need to get back there soon.
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i'm going to order a shirt tonight or tomorrow, after i double-check my body measurements.
i'm deciding between these two configurations:
pink oxford, button collar, button cuff, slim fit, monogram "larz"
perfect white, traditional collar, french cuff, slim fit, monogram "jlr"
:)
i'm deciding between these two configurations:
pink oxford, button collar, button cuff, slim fit, monogram "larz"
perfect white, traditional collar, french cuff, slim fit, monogram "jlr"
:)
also, as carpetsmoker mentioned, you get $30 off of your first shirt, and the offer ends on sunday.
pink oxford, damn.
(as in you should do that)
(as in you should do that)
basically i'm deciding on if i want a badass semi-casual shirt or a professional shirt.
ok, i bought the pink oxford. i was too lazy to double-check my measurements.
only 40 minutes left on the offer ($30 off)!
only 40 minutes left on the offer ($30 off)!
perfect white, traditional collar, button cuff, slim fit, 'RPG' monogram, body measurements
I picked up some dress shirts for 19 bucks but then found a small rack with the same shirts with a tie for 21!
bpa> my main objection is that all the shirts are shown with button-down which really alters my perception of them.
check these:
-> faded purple solid
-> forest green thin-stripe
-> tangerine striped
-> indigo textured solid
-> the perfect white
http://www.biasedcut.com/shirts/
check these:
-> faded purple solid
-> forest green thin-stripe
-> tangerine striped
-> indigo textured solid
-> the perfect white
http://www.biasedcut.com/shirts/
well, as i get into tailored shirts, i better get good hangers, huh?
http://www.hangerproject.com/mens-hangers/shirt-hanger.html
http://www.hangerproject.com/mens-hangers/shirt-hanger.html
And some collar stays?
depends if he's always buying button-downs or not
> depends if he's always buying button-downs or not
hopefully not
hopefully not
you're not a fan?
they're cool if you're on the polo team, i guess, but the thought of a button-down collar on a tailored shirt which hangs on a $6 wooden hanger makes me cringe a little bit
> depends if he's always buying button-downs or not
(this was regarding collar stays, fyi)
on button-down collars in general: i disagree. unless you wear ties, spread collars are overkill.
(this was regarding collar stays, fyi)
on button-down collars in general: i disagree. unless you wear ties, spread collars are overkill.
unless you're riding your horse to the saloon or shopping at wal-mart, button-down collars are underkill :P
hahaha
i think the button-down collar on the pink oxford is fitting. do note that i absolutely would not wear the shirt with a tie. it is semi-casual.
i would consider these for professional dress for myself, of which i would get a traditional collar with buttoned cuffs, or maybe a spread collar with french cuffs:
-> the perfect white
-> tangerine striped
-> grey solid
i just don't have any experience with spread collars nor french cuffs. i don't know when it's overkill.
nestor: kindly advise!
i would consider these for professional dress for myself, of which i would get a traditional collar with buttoned cuffs, or maybe a spread collar with french cuffs:
-> the perfect white
-> tangerine striped
-> grey solid
i just don't have any experience with spread collars nor french cuffs. i don't know when it's overkill.
nestor: kindly advise!
i am definitely not a defender of button collars with ties, but fyi, (fashionable) proponents exist.
i see button collars as perfectly acceptable in a professional environment where suits/ties are not worn (i.e. business casual with light slacks).
french cuffs might be a bit too dressy if you go with new metal cufflinks (vs. vintage links or silk links which are a bit less formal).
spread is hit or miss without a tie and might make you end up looking like you're going out instead of working, especially without a jacket.
the problem with the tangerine is going to be pairing it with a tie, unless you have some nice solid ties. other two are of course really easy to match.
i see button collars as perfectly acceptable in a professional environment where suits/ties are not worn (i.e. business casual with light slacks).
french cuffs might be a bit too dressy if you go with new metal cufflinks (vs. vintage links or silk links which are a bit less formal).
spread is hit or miss without a tie and might make you end up looking like you're going out instead of working, especially without a jacket.
the problem with the tangerine is going to be pairing it with a tie, unless you have some nice solid ties. other two are of course really easy to match.
> i see button collars as perfectly acceptable in a professional environment where suits/ties are not worn (i.e. business casual with light slacks).
i agree, and thus, the pink oxford in said configuration!
i agree, and thus, the pink oxford in said configuration!
> french cuffs might be a bit too dressy if you go with new metal cufflinks (vs. vintage links or silk links which are a bit less formal).
i'd probably get some purple silk links.
> spread is hit or miss without a tie and might make you end up looking like you're going out instead of working, especially without a jacket.
going out to like... a broadway show?
--
the white shirt would mostly be for interviews. i don't need much formal dress, as academia is my chosen career path.
i think i would go for the configuration i wrote before:
perfect white, traditional collar, french cuff, slim fit, monogram "jlr"
and i'd get some collar stays and some purple silk knot links.
how does that sound, nestor?
i'd probably get some purple silk links.
> spread is hit or miss without a tie and might make you end up looking like you're going out instead of working, especially without a jacket.
going out to like... a broadway show?
--
the white shirt would mostly be for interviews. i don't need much formal dress, as academia is my chosen career path.
i think i would go for the configuration i wrote before:
perfect white, traditional collar, french cuff, slim fit, monogram "jlr"
and i'd get some collar stays and some purple silk knot links.
how does that sound, nestor?
going out -> going out to a dressy bar / club / etc.
i think for interviews you should probably have some metal links. not too hard to buy vintage ones for cheap.
i think for interviews you should probably have some metal links. not too hard to buy vintage ones for cheap.
ok, so if i wanted one shirt to cover interviews and going out, should i go with the said shirt?
metal links for interviews, silk knots for going out?
metal links for interviews, silk knots for going out?
wow
makes sense to me.
bpa> unless you wear ties, spread collars are overkill.
bow ties?
where do i buy silk knots?
bow ties?
where do i buy silk knots?
not sure. google looks promising.
looks sketchy to me.
thoughts on sets like this?
Pink! :D
a bit ostentatious, no
sarcasm?
or do you mean that it is a bit ostentatious, but otherwise, you do not have any thoughts on the matter?
Sexy links.
Hell. Yes.
i got my pink oxford today. it fits nicely. it's a bit loose (my fault in measurements).
for my white dress shirt, i'm going to tighten it up a bit and add four inches to the length.
i'm happy with it. sexy casual dress!
for my white dress shirt, i'm going to tighten it up a bit and add four inches to the length.
i'm happy with it. sexy casual dress!
I really need to do this.
yeah. do it.
it took under four weeks from order to receipt. not bad!
i'm thinking about using these measurements for my next shirt:
as stated before; perfect white, traditional collar, french cuff, slim fit, monogram "jlr."
pink perfect
oxford white
neck 16.20 15.75 (tighter)
shoulders 18.00 17.00 (tighter)
bicep 13.00 12.50 (tighter)
wrist 7.50 7.25 (tighter)
sleeve 24.50 25.00 (longer)
chest 37.00 36.50 (tighter)
waist 31.00 29.00 (tighter)
length 27.00 32.00 (longer)
hips 33.00 32.00 (tighter)as stated before; perfect white, traditional collar, french cuff, slim fit, monogram "jlr."
would love to see some pics if you have a few mins.
length is good if you plan on wearing it tucked in.
length is good if you plan on wearing it tucked in.
i need to iron it before taking photos of it being worn--
i'll toss some up in a while, despite being ugly (i got black paint on my hands)
i'll toss some up in a while, despite being ugly (i got black paint on my hands)
man I love those wood panel walls.
you're the only one. i was always trying to figure out ways to cover it up. i was thinking about a mural project. i also was thinking about getting bamboo in some form to cover it.
but i'm moving here this week!
5 w. copper st., in the most epic copper boom-town (and now the largest superfund site) in the united states. i'll live a few blocks from the berkeley pit!
also, you can legally drink on the street!
but i'm moving here this week!
5 w. copper st., in the most epic copper boom-town (and now the largest superfund site) in the united states. i'll live a few blocks from the berkeley pit!
also, you can legally drink on the street!
why are you movin to butte? and thats like prime location to all the bars and shit, only a couple blocks from the world famous M&M.
for some reason I just can't picture you livin' in butte larz.
for some reason I just can't picture you livin' in butte larz.
it looks like a great shirt.
why do you hate the walls? they are so comforting.
back on topic: the shirt does look nice.
back on topic: the shirt does look nice.
i just wanted to say: i miss butte for being able to drink on the streets.
a cop today in pittsburgh made me dump out my seven in seven because i was drinking it in public.
a cop today in pittsburgh made me dump out my seven in seven because i was drinking it in public.
same shit in boston. you can still get away with it, you've just gotta be discrete.
Bozeman shuts down main street once a week in the summer for the Music on Main concert series. Then (and only then) you're allowed to have drinks on the street.
But I've always wondered what the rest of Bozeman can get away with on those evenings...if we can drink on any street, or only allowed to within the specified concert area...
But I've always wondered what the rest of Bozeman can get away with on those evenings...if we can drink on any street, or only allowed to within the specified concert area...
they have marked boundaries and specified hours
> why are you movin to butte?
i rented a place for my mom and sister. i might stay there sometimes. but i'm probably getting a job in bozeman.
i already made a friend there. :D it's cool to live within four blocks of the two banks i use (wells fargo bank and u.s. bank). i'll enjoy butte while i'm there.
> why do you hate the walls? they are so comforting.
they're just kinda gross to be. they aren't fresh and clean. maybe if they were, i wouldn't mind them.
i rented a place for my mom and sister. i might stay there sometimes. but i'm probably getting a job in bozeman.
i already made a friend there. :D it's cool to live within four blocks of the two banks i use (wells fargo bank and u.s. bank). i'll enjoy butte while i'm there.
> why do you hate the walls? they are so comforting.
they're just kinda gross to be. they aren't fresh and clean. maybe if they were, i wouldn't mind them.
does your sister go to tech? for some reason im thinkin i saw her a few times up on campus when i was there.
yeah
better photos of the pink oxford for nestor:
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/p … ford-0.jpg
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/p … ford-1.jpg
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/p … ford-2.jpg
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/p … ford-3.jpg
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/p … ford-4.jpg
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/p … ford-0.jpg
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/p … ford-1.jpg
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/p … ford-2.jpg
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/p … ford-3.jpg
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/p … ford-4.jpg
Now a shirt with a larz inside it!
this wasn't good enough?
http://www.clanbbw.com/publicimg/data/images/for_nestor.jpg
i'll take more once it's ironed and i'm showered.
http://www.clanbbw.com/publicimg/data/images/for_nestor.jpg
i'll take more once it's ironed and i'm showered.
I think I'll order some of these today.
they just sent me a 20 dollar coupon just for registering! I'm going to order one shirt today and see how it fits, then tailor (ha ha) the measurements for some more.
just ordered! the coupon code they sent me said it had already been used, so I emailed them and they sent me another one in like five minutes. pretty awesome.
I got the pine green plaid with traditional collar and button cuffs, in slim fit, no monogram.
measurements:
I got the pine green plaid with traditional collar and button cuffs, in slim fit, no monogram.
measurements:
height 71 weight 155 neck 15.0 shoulders 16.5 bicep 10.5 wrist 7.0 sleeve 24.5 chest 35.5 waist 32.0 length 26.5 hips 36.5
nice. i'm sure you'll love it.
i've lost a lot of weight since december - i think i'll probably hold off ordering some until late june. i basically need to lock in my weight at what it is at that time, as i need to buy work clothes and that isn't going to be cheap.
okay, here are some decent self-portraits.
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/l … ford-0.jpg
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/l … ford-1.jpg
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/l … ford-0.jpg
http://static.wingedleopard.net/lucas/share/l … ford-1.jpg
Lookin' good!
looks great. how do you find the fabric?
Definitely want a woman's version of this site.
Looks nice Lucas.
thanks. :)
> how do you find the fabric?
it's very nice. the cuffs and collar are considerably thicker than other similarly-priced shirts.
> how do you find the fabric?
it's very nice. the cuffs and collar are considerably thicker than other similarly-priced shirts.
i've been perusing the mtm/custom shirts scene a bit now and ran across this gem:
proper cloth
if you use this link to sign up, you get $10 credit (putting the price, for the lowest cloth tier, at $90 shipped, the same as biased cut).
site owns because: 190 different swatches of cloth from which to use; spread/londoner collar options; button customizations; cuff/collar accents; etc.
reviews from men's clothing enthusiasts seem to be largely positive, although mtm shirts typically use the same pattern for all shirts, despite allowing changes in measurement. so if you have oddly-shaped shoulders or some other far-from-average feature, don't expect perfection from these sites.
proper cloth
if you use this link to sign up, you get $10 credit (putting the price, for the lowest cloth tier, at $90 shipped, the same as biased cut).
site owns because: 190 different swatches of cloth from which to use; spread/londoner collar options; button customizations; cuff/collar accents; etc.
reviews from men's clothing enthusiasts seem to be largely positive, although mtm shirts typically use the same pattern for all shirts, despite allowing changes in measurement. so if you have oddly-shaped shoulders or some other far-from-average feature, don't expect perfection from these sites.
thanks to this thread,
(a) macy's sells next-to-nothing that i find acceptable, and
(b) i will have spent $1000 by the end of the year replacing my dress wardrobe.
here's our round-up for made-to-measure (m2m) shirt and suit shops:
- biasedcut.com
- propercloth.com
- indochino.com
- inditailored.com
- mytailor.com
enjoy spending money!
(a) macy's sells next-to-nothing that i find acceptable, and
(b) i will have spent $1000 by the end of the year replacing my dress wardrobe.
here's our round-up for made-to-measure (m2m) shirt and suit shops:
- biasedcut.com
- propercloth.com
- indochino.com
- inditailored.com
- mytailor.com
enjoy spending money!
> (b) i will have spent $1000 by the end of the year replacing my dress wardrobe.
Fuck.
Fuck.
this is a killer deal. a shirt made of 130-thread fabric, monogrammed, and shipped for $90.
i've already spent $240 on three tailored shirts, $40 on three ties, $20 on a belt, and $100 on four pairs of slacks.
i need some silk knots, some metal links, two more shirts, and a suit. i can finish up at $1,000.
i need some silk knots, some metal links, two more shirts, and a suit. i can finish up at $1,000.
for the record, i received my second biased cut shirt three weeks after ordering it.
Two weeks longer than the first? Hmm, they must have massive queue length variations.
the first shirt took four weeks.
oh wow, how did I read that as 6 weeks instead of 3...? oopsie.
oops, yeah, between three and four weeks. i ordered a proper cloth shirt, and it's taking about four to five weeks, i think.
BIASED CUT SHIRTS fabric nantucket purist backgammon collar button straight spread cuffs button french french fit slim slim slim monogram larz jlr jlr cost 60.00 90.00 90.00 neck 16.20 15.75 15.75 shoulders 18.00 17.00 17.00 bicep 13.00 12.50 12.50 wrist 7.50 7.25 7.25 sleeve 24.50 25.00 25.00 chest 37.00 36.50 36.00 waist 31.00 29.00 31.00 length 27.00 32.00 30.00 hips 33.00 32.00 32.00 PROPER CLOTH SHIRTS fabric chocolate-pink collar english spread cuffs french pocket no monogram no accents none buttons standard price 89.00 collar 15.75 sleeve 33.50 yoke 17.00 chest 21.00 midsection 17.50 length 32.00 sleeve 8.50 cuff 9.50
wtf do any of those numbers mean? where is the guide to tell you? and why the hell do they put these tailored shirt on some woman with bad hair and unattractive skin? I mean look at the "on woman" shot on this page ...awful.
Also, is this packaging for real?
Also, is this packaging for real?
I would hat that with my berkinstocks on... with argyle socks... while smoking a pipe, and drinking gentlemen's jack... in my trailer... next to my boat house.
I don't know if you meant "tap that" or if you're just using some weird nny-man phrase, but either way I think this is a terrible idea
sounds good to me.
i bought three more biased cut shirts today---
1) blue royal oxford, spread collar, no pocket, no back pleat, normal placket, normal gauntlet, french cuffs.
2) pink royal oxford, spread collar, no pocket, no back pleat, french placket, french gauntlet, french cuffs.
3) lavendar royal oxford, straight-point collar, no pocket, no back pleat, normal placket, normal gauntlet, french cuffs.
---i'm crazy. i also bought four pairs of silk knots to go with---
1) brown and cyan
2) brown and pink
3) black and purple
4) black and violet
---i needed some accessories, too---
silver tie bar
shoe tree
i bought three more biased cut shirts today---
1) blue royal oxford, spread collar, no pocket, no back pleat, normal placket, normal gauntlet, french cuffs.
2) pink royal oxford, spread collar, no pocket, no back pleat, french placket, french gauntlet, french cuffs.
3) lavendar royal oxford, straight-point collar, no pocket, no back pleat, normal placket, normal gauntlet, french cuffs.
---i'm crazy. i also bought four pairs of silk knots to go with---
1) brown and cyan
2) brown and pink
3) black and purple
4) black and violet
---i needed some accessories, too---
silver tie bar
shoe tree
i'm buying 7 biased cut shirts for delivery in late june / early july. did you say it took 6 weeks from ordering to delivery? that review site says 12 days. argh
my first biased cut shirt took four weeks.
the second shirt took three weeks.
the third shirt took sixteen days.
the fourth shirt took twelve days.
tip for biased cut: email them and they can change almost anything about any of the shirts.
the second shirt took three weeks.
the third shirt took sixteen days.
the fourth shirt took twelve days.
tip for biased cut: email them and they can change almost anything about any of the shirts.
made me laugh
That hoodies for baby gangstas. So they can practice they gangsta arms. n'aw mean?
black people amaze me by how many clothes they can wear on a hot sunny day.
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That would also explain those gravity-defying pants! You're a genius nny!
this biased cut order: two weeks from web submission to delivery, even with special customizations.
to summarize for nestor:
my first biased cut shirt took four weeks.
the second shirt took three weeks.
the third shirt took sixteen days.
the fourth shirt took twelve days.
the fifth, sixth, and seventh shirts took fourteen days.
i'd conclude that we've reached equilibrium. 12 to 16 days from web submission to delivery.
my first biased cut shirt took four weeks.
the second shirt took three weeks.
the third shirt took sixteen days.
the fourth shirt took twelve days.
the fifth, sixth, and seventh shirts took fourteen days.
i'd conclude that we've reached equilibrium. 12 to 16 days from web submission to delivery.
> well, as i get into tailored shirts, i better get good hangers, huh?
if not for shirts, then certainly for suits:
the importance of hangers
to summarize visually:
suit resting on a skinny hanger vs suit resting on a wide hanger
go buy them. coincidentally, the hangers in the article are from kirby allison, the same ones lucas linked to earlier. they're $25 per hanger. ouch.
if not for shirts, then certainly for suits:
the importance of hangers
to summarize visually:
suit resting on a skinny hanger vs suit resting on a wide hanger
go buy them. coincidentally, the hangers in the article are from kirby allison, the same ones lucas linked to earlier. they're $25 per hanger. ouch.
i just ordered two new biased cut shirts, no back pleat and with monogram (more closely) matched to the colour of the shirt.