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Are the MTO field jackets the same pattern as the 'Deans Nuts' jacket from a couple years back? I may have to get on board. The DN has become one of my most favorite and most worn Epaulet items and adding another version to the rotation would be alright.Haha thanks for the nudge on that... I do have pics of your absolutely bonkers Field Jacket in Woolrich "Dream Donegal"...
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And check out this close up of the yarn mix in this tweed... INSANE!!!!
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Gorgeous - was this a special makeup with customer supplied fabric?And since I'm posting photos, we had four more RTC orders roll in. This two piece suit in Tobacco Wool-Silk-Linen is absolutely epic!!
This is the Taylor trouser and the "Sutton" jacket... one of the in-house shapes that Southwick offered. If anyone out there has a Southwick or Brooks Brothers shape that they know and like, we can absolutely use those with our fabrics and program!
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Heat shrinks clothing, regardless of its current material state.Certainly worth a shot. Meanwhile, maybe you can settle this debate I've had with my better half: she thinks clothes shrink in the dryer but I always thought that hot water does more to shrink fabric fibers because of how liquid saturates/permeates in a way that air doesn't. Not to say that hot air doesn't also shrink fabric but the water has the greater effect.
Are the MTO field jackets the same pattern as the 'Deans Nuts' jacket from a couple years back? I may have to get on board. The DN has become one of my most favorite and most worn Epaulet items and adding another version to the rotation would be alright.
Heat shrinks clothing, regardless of its current material state.
Dryers get much hotter than the water in the washer so 60 minutes on high heat will do more than 60 minutes on the hottest water setting.
That said, people will often cut dryer cycles short or set its drying time to less. Virtually everyone has pulled items out of the dryer before the buzzer but we rarely do so with the washer. Thus 60 minutes in hot water may have more of an effect than 10 minutes of hotter air.
This means that you can both be right- a key position in domestic diplomacy.
Heat shrinks clothing, regardless of its current material state.
Dryers get much hotter than the water in the washer so 60 minutes on high heat will do more than 60 minutes on the hottest water setting.
That said, people will often cut dryer cycles short or set its drying time to less. Virtually everyone has pulled items out of the dryer before the buzzer but we rarely do so with the washer. Thus 60 minutes in hot water may have more of an effect than 10 minutes of hotter air.
This means that you can both be right- a key position in domestic diplomacy.
This is a really great idea!Also here's some outfit combiantions of how you could pair the linens, chambrays, denims, and canvas's.
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