٭٭٭ No Man Walks Alone - Official Affiliate Thread ٭٭٭ (a.k.a. I shouldn't have slept on it)

[The Quiet Owl]

Does anyone know if the shipping lead times have come down a bit post sale? Have had a horrible family emergency call me to another city, I want to place an order but prob need things quicker than the usual “patiently wait for the great stuff to arrive.”

Just speaking as a customer, I’d *expect* a 4 – 5 business day lead time, given my last couple orders. (I don't think the crew does shipping on the weekends?) So, that means, if you bought something today at 5PM, I’d not expect it to ship out until Tuesday the 9th (although it might possibly ship out on the 8th or 7th, it’s just not something I’d expect). Then add on your normal shipping time. Account for the possibility that it gets delayed in beautiful "Maspeth." For me, it usually takes FedEx about 2-3 days to put the package on my porch after it leaves Maspeth, depending on delays. Unless you do next day delivery, obvs.

So, if you're like me, if you bought something at 5PM today, I wouldn’t *expect* anything until the 12th.

Sorry about your family emergency, btw.

 

[MichaelPemulis]

That seems about right. Feel like during lead up to sale and during sale was a bit longer. Just placed the order, went for the faster shipping option, should maybe shave a few days off at least.

 

[justridiculous]

Does anyone know if the shipping lead times have come down a bit post sale? Have had a horrible family emergency call me to another city, I want to place an order but prob need things quicker than the usual “patiently wait for the great stuff to arrive.”

Hope you and your loved ones are okay.

 

[whorishconsumer]

@gdl203 I got one of the G. Inglese camp collar shirts assuming I wouldn't have the same issue I've had with the shirred variety, but I'm still getting regal puffery around the sleevehead, in particular if I raise my arms. I'm correct in thinking that this isn't just going to settle down, right?

 

[ericgereghty]

Regal puffery is a top notch SF blurb...

 

[gdl203]

@gdl203 I got one of the G. Inglese camp collar shirts assuming I wouldn't have the same issue I've had with the shirred variety, but I'm still getting regal puffery around the sleevehead, in particular if I raise my arms. I'm correct in thinking that this isn't just going to settle down, right?

I don’t fully subscribe to your description of the shoulder construction but you’re correct that it won’t change from how it is now.

 

[The Quiet Owl]

If there must be puffery, let it be regal, not plebeian puffery.

 

[#dadcore]

No Man travels the world alone: old Eidos field jacket and Ikiji sweatshirt along with a trusty tote at Montserrat outside Barcelona. Have had multiple people compliment the bag here, it’s got to be one of your best marketing tools

 

[Mariokartfever]

"regal puffery"

 

[RajunCajun]

Fujito jungle jacket.

 

[ericgereghty]

"regal puffery"

First thing I thought of...I DO WANNA BE A PIRATE!

 

[conceptual 4est]

This week of drops is going to be little bit of this and a little bit of that. A No Man mezze if you will. There's a lot though, so maybe it's more of a cornucopia. Eh, I leave it up to you.

Fujito is back with the cotton/linen seersucker easy pants we were waiting on. If I wasn't hungry for a lil mezze spread to be eaten outside before, I definitely am now. Real summer workhorse stuff.










There's also a nice and breezy cotton/rayon open collar work shirt in a killer shadow plaid.


Great springtime hues in this one, and I actually really like how it looks buttoned up like that and not just open over a tee.

 

[conceptual 4est]

Kaptain Sunshine gurkha pants are here, and there is a lot on this plate (heh). Egyptian Finx cotton warp, Belgian linen weft, garment dyed. The dying process and material combo definitely gives these a much less structured vibe than previous gurkhas from them, and the casual slouch of them is really cool IMO. Nice change of pace.




We've also got a bit of Monitaly in the mix, with some true summer styles in time for Spring break travels.



Their belted easy shorts have become a real go-to for the summers for me. The roomy but not long cut is ideal to just wear with some baggy tees or crewneck sweatshirt and let the shorts do all the talking.



Speaking of baggy, the 50s milano shirt is here in a new check





And we also have a new style of tropical cotton "summer sweater", this time with big ol' side pockets. This is exactly the kind of thing I had in mind when talking about the shorts above, or even something like those Fujito easy pants.



Chamula landed as well and we have restocks of huaraches and panama hats, alongside a really new pair of "bit loafer" huaraches. A little silly, sure, but a heck of a lot of fun.

 

[conceptual 4est]

Doppia's first wave is also here, and it's thankfully still filling the Camoshita shaped hole in my heart.



I might as well start with those awesome cardigans that open up the lookbook. suuuper spongy cotton crepe, great buttons and ribbing that is just the right amount of vintage-oversized.



Away from the knits and into tailoring for a minute, we picked up this cotton twill DB suit. Aantioco single pleat trousers and patch pockets on the jacket make this ideal to split up as well. Just some real workhorse stuff to get you through all sorts of events/occasions/travel this summer, and have a lot of fun with different combinations along the way.



But we can't talk about having some fun without talking about the other DB in the room, cut in an irregular hopsack linen that gives this sort of self-striped effect. I'm really excited to see how both the team and everyone that picks this one up will style it. You better post some of those textural macro photos to show off what you pair it with!



You can't pull us away from a good Western, and we can always count on Doppiaa to put together some extremely seasonal renditions of their Aariosto. The sage green seersucker is an inspired choice, to put it simply.



We've also got two workshirts in this really lovely faded oxford. Ludwin mentioned that the tone of it all makes them feel like NOS vintage, and I think that's right on the nose.



It might be time to re-up for you, or maybe you somehow have yet to embrace the pure summertime glory of a terrycloth polo (ahem, skipper in this case - it's important to remove any temptation to button whatsoever).



Lastly, some lightweight pleated shorts in a linen/cotton blend. Good colors, a little preppy but they don't have to be. This is the kind of thing that could be easy to scroll past but if it's in your closet you end up wearing 3 days a week without thinking about it.

 

[conceptual 4est]

Inglese keeps on giving, and this week is a few really great exclusives.



There's a seersucker Western in solid indigo if the Doppiaa's green isn't your thing. I love the way the yellow buttons play off of this though.



Hey, wait... there's a uniquely textured white cotton skipper polo... Nice and cool in a grenadine knit though. Exclusive to us, naturally.



Keeping the exclusives rolling with our skipper in a garment dyed khaki green textured cotton. Again, all about keeping cool and having some good visual interest with fabrics that you just don't normally come across.



Our third and final ahem, exclusive work shirt is here, too. Peach cotton, retro stripes, impeccable construction. I'm all for it.



Lastly, a restock landed of the horizontal stripe Miami collar popover. You either love it or you really love it.