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Luxire Custom Clothing - Official Affiliate Thread

shirtsnob

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I'm trying to create a chambray shirt similar to these:

https://goo.gl/images/rsMMiy
https://goo.gl/images/EzQHc1
https://goo.gl/images/fuu2bD

But I'm not sure what fabric I should choose. This is the one I'm considering going with:

https://luxire.com/products/ah-air-blue-cotton-chambray-ypc_137684_aero_blue#/

The shirt is going to be used exclusively casually, so I'm trying to avoid anything even remotely dressy-looking. Will that fabric work? Any suggestions for fabrics that would work for me? Also, for a casual shirt, should the collar, cuffs and placket have no interlining at all? I want them to look like in the photos.

Just wanted to say the cloth stated/suggested by CDRiis is more a denim ,and NOT a cham...and I own a shirt in such cloth..its a denim. I havent yet found a true cham from lux that may age over time and fade like a classic cham. But I also have the navy slubby cham from lux....and it IS more of a tru cham...but it doesnt appear to be fading over time....I like it overall tho

it kinda fits what u desire

The Air blu is not really a cham....its kinda an open weave oxford?......and not really casual in its look

this is also well known and loved...can be dressy or cas

https://luxire.com/products/navy-chambray-by-brembana?variant=224142842#/

the one I have

https://luxire.com/products/blue-denim-slubby-chambray?variant=333765331#/

this looks promising

https://luxire.com/products/indigo-chambray-light-airy?variant=667596449#/
 
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I have been waiting for about 6 weeks now for my latest pants order (still listed as "unfulfilled"), my earlier orders have been completed in 3-4 weeks. Is this what to expect nowadays or is it just a temporary delay going on? Not complaining, I don't want the work to rushed, just curious why it's taking longer than usual?
 

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I just had my first order, and it took 5 weeks.

Don't lose hope!

Also, to follow up on my issues, customer service replied overnight (to be expected) and are being helpful.
 

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Ordered two shirts two weeks ago, shipped today. Looks like shirts are still going quite fast.

Also ordered 20 samples, looking forward to my next shirts.. :)
 

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I have been waiting for about 6 weeks now for my latest pants order (still listed as "unfulfilled"), my earlier orders have been completed in 3-4 weeks. Is this what to expect nowadays or is it just a temporary delay going on? Not complaining, I don't want the work to rushed, just curious why it's taking longer than usual?
Trousers are on a big delay. My last pair I'm still waiting on was ordered April 12...I asked if I was to receive them by 22 June and was told they should make it by then.
 

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I have been waiting for about 6 weeks now for my latest pants order (still listed as "unfulfilled"), my earlier orders have been completed in 3-4 weeks. Is this what to expect nowadays or is it just a temporary delay going on? Not complaining, I don't want the work to rushed, just curious why it's taking longer than usual?
I'm on 11 weeks as of today, but I admit that we made a lot of changes to my pattern. I followed up about the order and was told that it will be expedited. I'm more concerned with the outcome though, as this is take #5.
 

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I'm on 11 weeks as of today, but I admit that we made a lot of changes to my pattern. I followed up about the order and was told that it will be expedited. I'm more concerned with the outcome though, as this is take #5.

I placed an order for a single shirt when I was told that it was about 10 day lead time. Luxire have a jacket of mine they measured that I need back desperately and said that it would be expedited and should ship in around one week. That was 16 days ago now and still hasn't shipped. I did ask if Luxire had a new backlog/weren't able to expedite it in the end and didn't get a response to that question, so I'm not entirely convinced that their prioritising/expediting claims actually mean much, if anything. Best of luck with take 5 though!
 

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I think there's a bottleneck on new / modified trouser patterns because of a big increase in interest a couple of months back.

I just received an order though and it's all great. Summer polos and some new trousers.

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CDRiis

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Thanks for the elaborate reply - my creditcard is now burning in my pocket.
Please get back to me on the jacketing, though I'm in no hurry - a piece as bold as that needs to be thought through. :)

Edit: ordered both - @paddyo I'll buy you a beer next time in CPH, if they get here before this heatwave ends.

Just for reference - I just received the email from FedEx we all know and love - they should deliver on monday. :)
I think three weeks is a very nice turnaround for custom made shirts of Lux's quality standard. However I do think there's a bit of overpromising going on at the moment. Over mail I was promised a deadline that ended up being passed by about a week.

Personally I prefer a (mild) underpromise and an overdeliver. But at the end of the day, I'm a huge fan of Lux.

PS: they actually split my order because the third shirting is MIA.
 

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On the topic of trousers: I'm putting together a trouser cloth guide, to go with the shirt guide.

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I've PM'd a few of you, but I'll make one more general request: please tell me your favourites, especially if you think they are under-rated.

If you can share a photo too that would be amazing, but any opinions would be helpful. Especially interested in the more ususual cloths, eg. worsted wools in not-grey; patterned trousers; linen/canvas/jute; moleskin, etc., but any and all opinions are welcome, by reply on this thread or by PM.

I'd especially welcome thoughts from the Luxire 'power users' who are sometimes on this thread (@patliean1 @emptym @taxgenius @NOBD @SimonC @CruzAzul @DavidLane @sugarbutch etc ) but appreciate we're all busy people. Cheers!
 

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On the topic of trousers: I'm putting together a trouser cloth guide, to go with the shirt guide.

View attachment 991617

I've PM'd a few of you, but I'll make one more general request: please tell me your favourites, especially if you think they are under-rated.

If you can share a photo too that would be amazing, but any opinions would be helpful. Especially interested in the more ususual cloths, eg. worsted wools in not-grey; patterned trousers; linen/canvas/jute; moleskin, etc., but any and all opinions are welcome, by reply on this thread or by PM.

I'd especially welcome thoughts from the Luxire 'power users' who are sometimes on this thread (@patliean1 @emptym @taxgenius @NOBD @SimonC @CruzAzul @DavidLane @sugarbutch etc ) but appreciate we're all busy people. Cheers!

I’ll sort something out - I am almost afraid to gather all my Luxire trousers together but it would be good to have resource for those thinking about different cloths.
 

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