Small questions thread

[Xhale12]

xhale, what is that? it looks perfect in my opinion. is that zam barrett?

Would love to pick that up in a cotton for s/s

Yep, ZB. I am pretty sure he's sold out.

It fits great in the chest but the arms are a little tight. I figured that was the desired fit though. Thanks for the input guys.

[CHRIS]

does anyone know if this celine top is authentic or not? i don't have much experience with the label but the tag appears to be a bit smaller with a larger font than usual? i can't tell =(

http://www.ebay.com/itm/230778983054

[mike]

that does not look like any of the current labels i have seen. it could possibly be pre philo celine tho.

[shuit]

xhale12- I think it's a perfect fit.

[gaborb]

Who is this bag by?

Thanks in advance

[magic]

julius..

[Crowzer]

Look like Julius Dimensional Rider bag.

[Xhale12]

One more sizing question. I am used to wearing very skinny jeans, and these new pants seem too be alot baggier than what I'm used too. I am not familiar with how j-shaped pants should fit either. Do these look right? They feel pretty big in the thigh/calf area, and also very long.

Forgive the open fly. I ripped the button off the first time I tried it on lmao. Let's just ignore that....

[cowsareforeating]

zam cuts roomy in the thighs with lots of taper.

[nahneun]

a bit too roomy :( wish they were 10.5 inches in the thigh instead

[lowrey]

different cuts fit different body types. you could always have a tailor taper them.

[Xhale12]

Yea I'm going to do that. I'll have him take in the thighs and calves.

Im afraid a tailor would butcher the hell out of these pants though due to their shape.

Hows the length?

[nahneun]

also nervous about the above. i would not trust my local tailor with them :\

[Xhale12]

Lol well I just brought mine. I'll let you know how it goes. The lady said for an extra $100 she could fix the "deformity", and make my pants straight. I told her it was ok ;)

[lowrey]

regular "mom n pop" tailors aren't used to se seeing unordinary mens clothes, so you need to be very careful in your description. I usually pin my clothes myself and say just take it in here, and touch anything else. I've had a tailor "repair" the below-the-neck hole in a LUC knit. Had she looked closely, she would've noticed its perfectly centered and obviously intentional, not a break.