The New Official Wolf vs. Goat Thread

[Callusing]

I love that Rick quote.

My two WvG tees fit me best when I'm in shape (more muscle). When I'm skinny, they're still the best tees I've got, but when I've managed to bulk up a bit, nothing else even comes close. They conform to an "athletic" shape better than anything else out there.


And those forearms must be from all the pull-ups.

 

[notwithit]



nice forearms bruh. do you lift?

cant wait for my tees to arrive tomorrow

From time to time.

I love that Rick quote.  

My two WvG tees fit me best when I'm in shape (more muscle).  When I'm skinny, they're still the best tees I've got, but when I've managed to bulk up a bit, nothing else even comes close.  They conform to an "athletic" shape better than anything else out there.


And those forearms must be from all the pull-ups.

Speaking of which, I gotta go do more pull-ups now.

Incidentally, I sized up one from my normal WvG button-front shirt size to an L in the t-shirt to open up the shoulders a little. It's roomier through the midsection, but the fabric drapes really well so it looks a little relaxed but without being boxy.

 

[stafa]

Same with me. I like the oversized fit on these tees

 

[Mauro]

I love doing pull ups. I need to get back in shape.


Here are a few fabrics I am playing around with for fall.

100% wool flannel made in Japan from Takisada -Osaka it's a 2/72

This sweet ass black watch is 65% Tencel and 35% rayon flannel. It's got a wicked awesome hand.

This beauty is no joke. 100% wool 2/80 super 120's also made by Takisada - Osaka

The flannels, sweaters, and shirt jackets are no joke this season !!! The pictures are crap I know this. I will take better ones. I just wanted to hear what you thoughts.

 

[JasonYeckel]

Ooo snaps more wool

 

[Nik Telford]

I'm always down for more wool.

 

[Nik Telford]

So I think usps lost my fig Oxford. The last tracking update was from the 14th. Gonna have to give them a call tomorrow.

 

[Tigerprawn]

All of them look great. How does tencel/rayon blend respond to fall and winter weather?

 

[zargoz]

This beauty is no joke. 100% wool 2/80 super 120's also made by Takisada - Osaka

 

[Mauro]



So I think usps lost my fig Oxford. The last tracking update was from the 14th. Gonna have to give them a call tomorrow.

You live in Canada. I would give it some more time. Delivery plus customs = ****. Not to mention the post here decided to hire part time people to cut costs. Now **** is kinda whack.

All of them look great. How does tencel/rayon blend respond to fall and winter weather?

Tencel handles incredibly well in winter do to the wicking properties of the yarn. It's handles well when wet and dry. It will make for a very soft and nice draping flannel. I look forward to wearing one.

 

[notwithit]



I love doing pull ups. I need to get back in shape.


Here are a few fabrics I am playing around with for fall.

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

100% wool flannel made in Japan from Takisada -Osaka it's a 2/72

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

This sweet ass black watch is 65% Tencel and 35% rayon flannel. It's got a wicked awesome hand.

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

This beauty is no joke. 100% wool 2/80 super 120's also made by Takisada - Osaka

The flannels, sweaters, and shirt jackets are no joke this season !!! The pictures are crap I know this. I will take better ones. I just wanted to hear what you thoughts.

The flannels all look great. Will the wool ones still be soft enough to wear without an undershirt, or are they more in layering territory? Any plans for something extra-heavy like this one from maybe two F/Ws ago?

Apropos of nothing, any updates on the denim project?

 

[jmaudi0]

that third flannel is awesome. intsabuy!

got my white/black cotton/linen button down yesterday. will post pics when i get around to wearing it soon. shirt is awesome. thanks @Mauro

 

[stafa]

Are these new linen popovers/shirts going to shrink a lot in the wash?

 

[Nik Telford]



You live in Canada. I would give it some more time. Delivery plus customs = ****. Not to mention the post here decided to hire part time people to cut costs. Now **** is kinda whack.
Tencel handles incredibly well in winter do to the wicking properties of the yarn. It's handles well when wet and dry. It will make for a very soft and nice draping flannel. I look forward to wearing one.

I got it shipped to Detroit though, if it was international I wouldn't be concerned.

 

[bdeuce22]

^ i stole it.