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Ratio Clothing Appreciation Thread
As a repeat customer of Ratio, I'd like to start a thread to show off the quality shirting this company produces. I encourage others to join.
which shirts dId you order?I just order two more shirts. Eric has the absolute best customer service around!
I ordered the gray oxford with black buttons and the Dennison plaid (poplin). When I save more I'm going for the red selvedge chambray. I only buy American made clothing and all my shirts are from either Gitman or Bill's. Going forward I'm going to only buy from Ratio, if Eric and I figured out the sizing.which shirts dId you order?
You should look into getting your hands on fabric and I've been told by Eric that they will make you a shirt from that. For example, a local shop has very lightweight denim shirting material that I intend on having made into a cutaway and a button down. So definitely look into that.I ordered the gray oxford with black buttons and the Dennison plaid (poplin). When I save more I'm going for the red selvedge chambray. I only buy American made clothing and all my shirts are from either Gitman or Bill's. Going forward I'm going to only buy from Ratio, if Eric and I figured out the sizing.
You should look into getting your hands on fabric and I've been told by Eric that they will make you a shirt from that. For example, a local shop has very lightweight denim shirting material that I intend on having made into a cutaway and a button down. So definitely look into that.
Check out Etsy for fabric!