Lost & Found, by Ria Dunn

[Dane]

There is no quality control issue at all...their garments run a size large, and it's intentional. And just like Yohji, some garments are more tailored, while others are more relaxed...no need to alter the sizing just because of that. If you're not comfortable with the structure of their clothing...either size down or find something else to buy.

I imagine this is an issue with people not familiar with the brand...just like someone trying on something from Ann D, YY or CDG...or even Damir Doma. The garments don't fit like shit at the mall...there are intentional cuts that creates a different silhouette.

I'm thinking that some people need to either explore a brand further and do some research before making judgements...or do some research in general and learn something about fashion. This ain't Banana Republic, and thank god for that.

[Faust]

Yohji and L&F are different creatures. The former has continuity in sizing from piece to piece. I know I'm not the only person who thinks L&F has wonky sizing. I see it as a quality control issue, and for the price such things ought not be an issue. When ordering online, asking for measurements largely solves the problem. I'm a fairly standard human in shape. I don't have a short torso, long arms or an exaggerated shoulder slope. I'm easy to fit.

Some of the pieces fit loose, others don't. There is no sizing issue - you are wrong.

[Tristan]

Do Lost&Found trousers also fit loose? These especially:

[Dane]

^ in my experience, yes. I would email the retailer for specific measurements though.

[Tristan]

Thanks Dane for the quick reply!

[magic]

More+

every new collections shown up is getting stronger and stronger.. fabrics and treatments were always best part of the collections imo, and as well as the cutting and (master of)darts she created were always original

[Dane]

Thanks! I love the shape of her coats...very practical for layering in cold climates. As always, the cardigan is what I covet most.

I have to say though, the tech-looking fabric looks a bit out of place with the organic nature of the line. Also, the shoes are a bit too processed...gives them a plastic-y look in photos.

[Faust]

Thanks! I love the shape of her coats...very practical for layering in cold climates. As always, the cardigan is what I covet most.

I have to say though, the tech-looking fabric looks a bit out of place with the organic nature of the line. Also, the shoes are a bit too processed...gives them a plastic-y look in photos.

This?



or this?

[Dane]

^ number 1.

[Faust]

Ha! That's the one I want too!

[kunk75]

number 2 without a doubt

[Dane]

so much to learn kunk...so much to learn.

[lowrey]

the second one is very cool, the knit is a mixture of various materials including rubber yarn.

[Dane]

Ria does love her some rubber. Looking forward to seeing that one in person.

[The Great Destroyer]

Out of the two cardigans I'd probably go with number 2 simply because it would be easier for me to pair with my current wardrobe. However, the construction of the arms on number 1 is very nice.