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HOF: Critique My Jantzen - Does it Look OK? (Pics)
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VMan
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The funny thing is that the neck looks like it actually fits. So there are people who have the same size neck as you, but are literally twice the man you are in the body.
Yeah, this is an 18" neck with about a 66" chest. I wear a 17 3/4" neck, but I prefer my shirts to have about a 42" chest as my chest is 38". You could fit two of me in this shirt!
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Sorry for the dark pic:
It looks like you're doing the "Slow Thriller" in this picture. Hilarity. Much. It's good stuff.
Cantabrigian
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Great job on the Jantzen-critique pose.
And I loved the bit about how it turned out well and I plan to order some more.
And I loved the bit about how it turned out well and I plan to order some more.
manicturncoat
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Full Canvas
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I must have been crazy! I was actually considering bespoke shirts from a certain SF member/poster until I saw how wonderfully executed a mere MTM Jantzen shirt can be.
Thank you, VM. You are likely saving me thousands of dollars for shirts, not to mention the cost of those long and expensive flights to NYC as well as the cost of the 5-star hotels during the numerous fittings.
What was I thinking?
Thank you, VM. You are likely saving me thousands of dollars for shirts, not to mention the cost of those long and expensive flights to NYC as well as the cost of the 5-star hotels during the numerous fittings.
What was I thinking?
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