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EP Gitman MTO OCBD Keystone fit pic
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Nice! What type of collar is on your MTO shirt? Did you go with the Full BD or the Joe BD? I just placed an order for an MTO oxford shirt in the Keystone fit with the full BD collar.
I have a preorder, and I think either of the olive or the tobacco is fine. I lean slightly tobacco.
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Nice! What type of collar is on your MTO shirt? Did you go with the Full BD or the Joe BD? I just placed an order for an MTO oxford shirt in the Keystone fit with the full BD collar.
The Full. You will love it. great construction and material
EP Gitman MTO OCBD Keystone fit pic
Sorry for the crappy pics but I am pretty much living in my Doyle currently
Hi Mike --
I'm try to nail down my summer, hot weather office wardrobe.
I'm thinking the wheat hopsack and tobacco lightweight wool trousers. These can be easily paired up with a navy sportcoat.
Then, I need the opposite. Which warm weather sportcoat would work well with navy super 120's or gray hopsack trousers? Are there any Southwick MTO sportcoat options on the way? Or, should I select from the linen trouser fabrics? I'm a weird size in the Southwick jackets so only MTO will do!
Thanks!
Mike,
Any thoughts on a bigger move into sweaters? You did some nice colder weather pieces, but would love to see some nice, bright sweaters for spring and more for fall. Wool, cashmere, cotton, V-Necks, crew necks, cables, etc. I'm increasingly switching to Epaulet for a lot of my casual/smart wear, but I still have to visit Ralph Lauren, J Crew, Mr Porter, etc for the knitwear that I like...
Any chance of sending some of these fabrics to the other factory for us Walt/Rudy/Driggs guys? The indigo sanded canvas looks amazing.
Ordered some Japanese garment dyed walnut rudys today. Can't wait for those to arrive!
Done and done. Thanks so much for the input. I'll be in on Tues.
Oh heck yes! Not sure how far into it you are, but a couple of bits of feedback (IMHO, of course):
- 35mm is the perfect width, the perfect balance between dressy and casual. 1.25" is just a little thin and 1.5" is pretty causal, all my 35mm belts are the most versatile.
- Changeable buckles are fantastic. Snaps are fine, but Chicago screws are preferable, for what it's worth.
I have a preorder, and I think either of the olive or the tobacco is fine. I lean slightly tobacco.
I have always thought those Incotex pants are slick. I just couldn't justify the $$$ for a pair of cargos.
That being said... if you decide you have a similar shape slim/fitted cargo to offer, I am ALL OVER IT.
That's a bummer about the UK canvas and Walt/Rudys. As you said you could probably size up one and take in the waist on a Rivet, but I dig the higher rise on the Walts. You said you'll do the cutoff yesterday, but they are still online. How long are they going to stay? I might jump on a pair to try, but I have to think about it.
I see the FF Rivets are still on the site despite it saying the ordering ended yesterday. Does that mean we can still put in another order? I guess I could go ahead and try it, haha...
Thanks Mike - I'm looking forward to those lambswool crewnecks
EP Gitman MTO OCBD Keystone fit pic
The Full. You will love it. great construction and material
And I should have our Southwick MTO options shortly - sorry that its taking so long. They revamped their fabric selection this season, and we're scheduled to have the swatches next week. Usually they would arrive around the end of Feb. I should have a ton of options for you to choose from. When you're talking about a jacket to work with both navy and gray trousers, you're probably going to be looking for a tan or wheat tone. Along the lines of the Vittorio jacket that we're carrying now from Luigi Bianchi Mantova. I should have a good amount to choose from.
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Thanks! And good call on the sweaters. We looked at the business and although it's something that I really enjoy, it's hard to make our mark there. We're always trying to bring something new to fold, as there's plenty of other places that deliver the basics.
So, for this Fall, we've got the following planned for wools:
1) The return of our "Heirloom Cardigan," - a heavyweight handknit piece from Canada
2) The Scottish Hardie cardign in two unexpected colors (not grey nor navy)
3) A lineup of slim lambswool crewnecks, also in uncommon colors. Some shawl neck pullovers alongside those.
Mike -- Ahhh great! Will the Southwick fabrics be jackets only or trousers as well?
Oh man you guys who haven't experienced the Heirloom Cardigan are in for a treat. That thing is the bees knees. Mine from Fall 2010 is still going strong. Mike, still using the same makers?
Also, any plans for more regular-weight cardigans or v-necks? Especially cardigans. It actually is very difficult to find a cardigan out there made of shetland wool with the crucial ribbon taping in the back of the placket.