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I assume those have been tapered? How much?
I assume those have been tapered? How much?
What's the balance payment going to be on the Northern Waters crew neck? Those are incoming soon, right?
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@StanleyVanBuren haha, did you like it? Shot that story in like 6 minutes. It's an interesting new feature, and potentially pretty powerful for smaller brands like us. For now, at least, it's constraining you to shooting content direct on the phone so it can only be so professional. It's a nice way to feature new stuff.
I think the artisan collar would look really good on a popover in that fabric. The artisan is pretty well suited to casual shirts and formal shirts. A button down is more standard but I think the artisan would make it a little more interesting.Really debating the Peached Twill Ocean Gingam in but in a popover, maybe with an artisan collar. Too much? Maybe swap out for standard button down?
Mike - any advice how the Peached Twill will wash, also, for popovers, is the pattern adjusted slightly accommodate getting into the shirt, or should I order up a size? Medium fits me well but I'd be concerned about wiggling into something with no buttons.
Yeah think about how many requests you see on this thread (and probably on reddit too, I'm guessing) for "in the wild" pics because apparently people don't trust professional product shots or something, like "oh that's nice, but can I see a bad picture of it?" So this forces that kind of off-the-cuff presentation and people can trust that how this stuff looks shot on your iphone is gonna be closer to how it'll present in real life (or at least, on their iphones, which is of course what really matters). I know you've talked occasionally about increasing your social media push, and this is probably one of the best ways to do it given how easy it is to shoot these quick vids and the fact that you already have a built-in audience of all your IG followers.
The styleforum audience skews a little older (compared to say, reddit), right? But even a lot of the CM guys are getting on instagram these days, it seems.
Really debating the Peached Twill Ocean Gingam in but in a popover, maybe with an artisan collar. Too much? Maybe swap out for standard button down?
Mike - any advice how the Peached Twill will wash, also, for popovers, is the pattern adjusted slightly accommodate getting into the shirt, or should I order up a size? Medium fits me well but I'd be concerned about wiggling into something with no buttons.
I think the artisan collar would look really good on a popover in that fabric. The artisan is pretty well suited to casual shirts and formal shirts. A button down is more standard but I think the artisan would make it a little more interesting.
@StanleyVanBuren totally agreed, and there's something really nice about forcing everyone large and small into this mobile medium. We're gonna do a lot, especially with the esteemed @EpauletSocial on board.
Stay tuned for the first contest next week! We'll try to swing one every month. This is gonna be for Individualized shirts, and the prize is a baller MTO piece.
@espen oh man, I absolutely love that idea. We did a lot of Artisan popovers. It's a great match IMO. Put "light fusing" into the comments so we can make that collar nice and soft.
Typically we'll relax the "shaping" on a popover by 1 inch. Essentially giving you an extra right at the belly. It works for the style of a popover and also helps you to get it on more easily. If you can fit our medium then you should have no problem at all. I'll just caution guys with my build - give or take - that popovers can be hard to get on. So if you still enjoy Jersey Shore-style guido lifting routines like I do, best to stick with full buttons. But if you're slim or on the slimmer side of athletic then no problemo.
Yup, +1 to @Nik Telford - and if you want to go B/D, then maybe consider the New Bond to make it a bit more distinct