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- Ivyskin89
- Post #35,454
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Ivy-Prest Slacks The perfect trouser for just about any occasion. These poly/cotton stone poplin slacks are a comfortable light weight for spring and summer and have a permanent crease to ensure a sharp aesthetic all the time. A few nice features are the continental tab closure, metal zipper...- Ivyskin89
- Post #35,434
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Some new shirts are in the shop this week. salt and pepper organic hemp/cotton tweedPaisley HBT flannelTartan HBT flannelmint green unlined Oxfordclassic blue unlined Oxford- Ivyskin89
- Post #35,212
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Are Real Hoxton shirts actually made in England? I don't understand how they can be so cheap if they're truly English made. Does anyone here own one? Does it say on the label?- Ivyskin89
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Not at the moment. Just the Instagram where you can DM me for orders.- Ivyskin89
- Post #35,160
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I've landed on a new collar which I think has the best roll so far. Mint Green OCBD popover, everything unlined Working on a beard for winter- Ivyskin89
- Post #35,146
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Solovair stopped doing custom orders for wholesale so Veg Shoes turned me onto a factory in Portugal that did these samples up for me. Currently waiting on the steel toe sample.- Ivyskin89
- Post #35,103
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What do you folks think of Drakes button down shirts?- Ivyskin89
- Post #35,102
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These seem to be their take on paraboot- Ivyskin89
- Post #34,930
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I often hear this notion that Ben Sherman was copying Brooks Brothers but if you look at any of the vintage shirts, his collar is much more similar to Gant or Truval Career Club.- Ivyskin89
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I've seen my customers walking around with the pleat all out of sorts and it doesn't seem to bother them because they're wearing it like that but it certainly bothers me seeing it standing straight up and folded to one side lol- Ivyskin89
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I like the full box pleat too and I will be doing that on some the shirts. I do have a vintage '60s Ben Sherman that has an open box pleat. I've definitely seen images from the '60s era mods and skins with open box pleat shirts although it probably wasn't as common.- Ivyskin89
- Post #34,914
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Most Americans are lazy and don't want to iron their shirts which is why the fully stitched box pleat can be more than they can handle. For a 100% cotton shirt that will wrinkle in the washer and dryer the fully stitched box pleat will get all out of shape which creates a not so flattering image...- Ivyskin89
- Post #34,908
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What are people's opinions on no lining in shirt collars and cuffs?- Ivyskin89
- Post #34,907
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I keep tweaking the pattern and this is the new fit of the body. Tapered trim. @Man-of-Mystery I haven't forgotten I owe you a mint green- Ivyskin89
- Post #34,903
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They're a twill fabric but with a smooth hand. On Amazon these are "creamy" stone colored even though they're called "sand". But they read more like a light khaki to me when I look at them in person. I might order a pair in black. If they had just a half an inch more on the rise they'd be pretty...- Ivyskin89
- Post #34,893
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Just got these from Amazon. Not a bad modern sta prest but I'm disappointed because they certainly aren't the color that was depicted. They're a 10.75" rise which is not the best for me but also not terrible. The fred Perry trousers definitely nailed the fit and have a 11.25" rise which makes...- Ivyskin89
- Post #34,887
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ebay score. White Fred Perry chinos with a decent rise! Made in Portugal. Yeah I didn't make my bed...- Ivyskin89
- Post #34,881
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I ordered a pair but I suspect they're going to be lower rise than what I like. There's a pants manufacturer in Massachusetts who I'm going to have do a slim fit high-rise sta prest trouser, we'll see how that goes.- Ivyskin89
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