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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
While I'm not sure your specific locale, I've personally visited Sydney and recall wearing the campus oxford in the evenings during the summer months. I suspect I'd have been a bit hot during the day though, but as @edinatlanta says, he's just fine in Atlanta (while I probably wouldn't be!), so...- RatioClothing
- Post #123
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
This is really helpful feedback, and your personal experience is probably good for others to look at. We don't personally see a ton of their shirts, so our measurements are anecdotal, but if anything they do seem to add more base shrinkage allowance than us. I think rounding up 1/4" or 1/2" is a...- RatioClothing
- Post #115
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
Sure, so if you have an oxford that you're sure has a fused construction, that's probably a reasonable comparison. Since oxford is a heavier fabric, typically if a brand is going to use a fusible, they'll opt for a lighter weight with an oxford. This may be explaining something you already...- RatioClothing
- Post #114
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
We'd love to have you! Your Proper Cloth measurements should mostly port over exactly. I'd maybe consider bumping up the chest measurement 1/2" since I think they measure that a little lower than we do, but otherwise the measurement points are similar. And, you'll have a free remake should you...- RatioClothing
- Post #111
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
Sure, yes! We're going to be adding a few longer-point spread and semi-spread styles. We're also adding a camp collar style (and a split straight bottom hem to go with it).- RatioClothing
- Post #104
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
We have a couple of collar styles in development, but those will be "official" options soon. We do have a few things that customers will occasionally request: - Omit guantlet/sleeve facing buttons - Single piece yoke (instead of split) Things like collar lining, back collar buttons, and...- RatioClothing
- Post #102
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
We'd probably suggest an unlined fitz with an oxford (soft unfused for lighter fabrics). We do have numerous folks ask for the raised band, but we generally think of that as more of a personal preference thing and it's mostly intended for clients with long/skinny necks.- RatioClothing
- Post #100
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
Yup, you found! It. For those that stumble onto this later: In Blueprints -> Advanced Options -> Back Detail = Darts Thanks, Eric- RatioClothing
- Post #98
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
Hey, thanks fo reaching out. The popover we can definitely do, but unfortunately no option for a wester back yoke yet. Might be something we offer down the road, so do check back.- RatioClothing
- Post #96
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
Hey - Just a reminder to everyone that we'll be in Washington DC this weekend for Shop AF. Whether you're a new or existing customer, we'd love for you to stop by. We still have a few remaining spots left for fittings, so grab those before they fill up: Book an appointment >> Tickets are $5...- RatioClothing
- Post #94
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
Hi Everyone -- We're going to be in Washington DC next weekend for American Field. If you've wanted to get fitted by us in person and live in the area, this would be a great chance to do so. Likewise, if you're a current customer, we'd love to meet you in person and show you some things in...- RatioClothing
- Post #92
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
Have you emailed customer service? Our CS team was off Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving, but we're catching up on replies now so you should see a reply soon if you emailed.- RatioClothing
- Post #90
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
You're welcome! And thank you for picking up some new shirts. Yeah, we have always been reluctant to run sales too often, but we understand the appeal. The issue for us has been two things really: 1. Sales don't make as much sense in the world of custom clothing, because there isn't the...- RatioClothing
- Post #89
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
Hey Everyone -- We decided to take our Black Friday Weekend sale live a few days early, so head over to the site to pick up savings. We actually haven't done a proper sale in years, and we usually sit these sorts of thing out, but we've had numerous requests from our good clients and friends to...- RatioClothing
- Post #86
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
Good to know! We've thought about cut & sew knits as well. Knits are definitely a little tricky in MTM due to how knit fabric has a lot more natural give than wovens.- RatioClothing
- Post #80
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
We actually ran some sweater samples last year. As you note, it's extremely challenging to do on an MTM basis without prices being through the roof. We were actually looking at trying to do really deep size runs, but still ready-to-wear, but it was a bit cost prohibitive for us at our current...- RatioClothing
- Post #77
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
Yeah, we love those! We've added colors in multiple seasons and may add more colors next spring. Eric- RatioClothing
- Post #75
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
Hey Everyone -- Our team is sitting down over the next few weeks to discuss our future product development roadmap, both for seasonal product launches and everyday features. I'd love to solicit the community here for ideas: - What features would you like to see in online custom clothing that...- RatioClothing
- Post #73
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
Great to hear you like the shirt! Yes, we definitely recommend at least one wash cycle before fully evaluating the fit. Photos are helpful, especially if you're not certain of the precise adjustments you'd like. In your order history within your account, you'll find a link to start the...- RatioClothing
- Post #72
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ratio Clothing - Custom Shirts - Official Affiliate Thread
Thanks for checking on that. That's a great fabric. I just asked our fabric/inventory folks to check-in on this one for you. We had listed it as temporarily out of stock, but it's possible a physical inventory check found more before it was formally added back to the site navigation. Feel free...- RatioClothing
- Post #69
- Forum: Classic Menswear