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So I came home and forced myself into it tonight. It is comfortable. Well made. Warm. I just need to figure out how to style it in a way that works for me.


I find them pretty versatile for causal looks, but I like wearing them super casual with t-shirts, reigning champ sweats and white kicks.
 
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Thanks for this response, tricky. I think I previously tried to make it less casual than it is. I don't own sweat pants, but t-shirt and 5 year old worn in denim looks right for once.

Alright, Epaulet, you win. You're back to a 100% hit rate.
 
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Got my charcoal flannel Gables delivered - need to get them hemmed. Not sure if I'm onboard with the high-waisted fit yet but wanted to try it out.

@epaulet - what is the shirt collar on the blue shirt you're wearing in the Hertling EFF photos?
 

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Count me in for that as well, Navy and heather grey would be the perfect lineup. I MUCH prefer the shawl collar to the collars on the bombers a bit back, and with where I work, they would basically be a wear-every-day piece for me. My vote also goes to no buttons on the pockets, and a chest pocket if you can do it (not a deal breaker).
 

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I'd probably be into the shawl sweat cardigan if the grey is more of a heather charcoal than a medium or light grey. No strong feelings on buttons or pockets.
 

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Got my charcoal flannel Gables delivered - need to get them hemmed. Not sure if I'm onboard with the high-waisted fit yet but wanted to try it out.

@epaulet - what is the shirt collar on the blue shirt you're wearing in the Hertling EFF photos?
That looks like the curved spread or curved cutaway collar that is offered through Individual Shirts!
 

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Any idea if you are going to get any of the Chromexcel jeans belts you used to carry back in stock? I bought a couple a few years ago and I wanted to get some new ones for me, and a few for my sons.
 

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^ would love for those belts to come back. wider more casual dimensions and Especially in a navy...
 

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I'll go +2 to that. Wear mine almost daily, would love to have one a touch wider also. 1.5" please!

Any wider wouldn't fit Driggs belt loops. Would fit all others though. And Driggs is bye bye, so might not be a big issue.


+3 love my EP casual belt, should get a few more really. Only potential problem from a retailer point of view is, there is hundreds of guys making nice leather goods/belts now for the $100 ish range MTO.


I still love my EP belt for $95 however.
 

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Hey Mike, is there ever a chance of you doing a sort of sneaker EFF? Using leathers that only have enough left for one or two units? I don't know how feasible it is but it would be really cool.
 

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Last night I received the copper pique, gray wool/cash, and the brushed walnut (Gables4life). All three feel really great and I'm sure will be excellent staples. Also, I'm wearing the gray flannella today. At least, I think that's what it is. I ordered the super 130s oxford gray, but as far as I can tell I got the flanella instead. It feels lighter than a real flannel I think, and in close up pictures it looks like the flanella. Anyways, it's a fantastic material and probably more useful for me in the bay area because of the lighter weight. It probably holds a crease better than a heavier flannel. Out of the new summer fabrics, my favorite color is the green linen. I'd definitely get that color if it were not pure linen. @Epaulet if you can get your hands on a cotton linen blend like that for spring, I don't think I'd be able to resist.

Also pictured is the EP Alt Wien in walkabout. It's still wet out here on the ground.

 

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