Small questions thread

[yubbermax]

Hey guys.Long ago ive posted a picture of a cardigan for id and most of people said it was a julius one.I love Julius long cardigans but most of then are really thin and without a long hood.Does anyone know some exact pieces that i have to look for or something similar from other maybe smaller designers?I was searching for something like the picture below but in black and maybe with an even longer hood.I like the hood to hang down a little more and have some extra materil in front like the nazgul's one from LOTR :P

Well, you could buy that exact one and dye it black. It's a sweatshirt btw, not a cardigan.

http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/blowz/item/9036139423275/

[Shadowvault]

Well, you could buy that exact one and dye it black. It's a sweatshirt btw, not a cardigan.

http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/b...9036139423275/

Ye i know that this is a sweater but there are lots cardigans with the characteristics of that sweater. I dont wanna go DIY

[okayvin]

I've been using FJ for over 7 years and have only seen the 10% off everything sale the one time for the site redesign..

Thanks. I guess I missed out
ah well, its only thirty bucks lost

[TriggerDiscipline]

can someone measure the insole of a ccp drip in a size 9? and do those numbers on the back of the insole actually matter?

thanks

[rider]

can anyone tell me if this Stag leather is going to swim on me in a men's M, for reference I am usually a RO women's 42?
the thought of it fitting oversize is actually what I prefer, but I'm not going for the Michelin man, which would be awkward and cumbersome.

[Faust]

If it's a shearling, I'd be careful. Is there a good return policy? If so, maybe worth trying.

[rider]

If it's a shearling, I'd be careful. Is there a good return policy? If so, maybe worth trying.

Hi, thanks, it's not a shearling but described as leather/wool. the hood is what gets me, I loved the Stag coats for that very reason. I guess its worth trying.

btw, I've been meaning to tell you how great that CdG duffle coat is on you. It was def worth the wait.

[Faust]

Thank you! If it's the neoprene, I would stay away. Those are pretty bloated.

[rider]

Thank you! If it's the neoprene, I would stay away. Those are pretty bloated.

I think its the neoprene/lambskin version. buoyancy is not what I'm going for... but it reminds me of the bomber I took from my brother in the 70's which I wore to shreds so I'm going to give it a go and see what I get, maybe my husband will like it.

and why cant I find any menswear images from fw2008?

did you see the trousers at DSMNY that had the same stitching pattern as the coat? the poly was the only thing that might have been an issue, other than that they were excellent.

[Faust]

Yes, I did. But I need another black pant like a hole in my head (I just put up five pairs of black jeans for sale yesterday :-)). I think one garment from this brilliant collection is enough.

[Ahimsa]

Yeah, I should have thought about that... Thanks!
On a side note, what do you think about Lanvin current quality? My apologies if the subject has already been addressed.

I can't quite speak for the quality, haven't really been to stores in months I don't think o.o

However, I recently met a high-end department store employee who was wearing one, if that speaks for anything of the quality ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Faust]

I don't think Lanvin quality has changed. I still look at it every season, and it seems fine. I think I will buy another LV blazer soon for formal occasions.

[YTheLastMan]

Has anyone had the waist enlarged on a pair of Rick pants with an elastic waistband? Is this even doable?

I bought a 46 and it's a bit off...Would go for a 48 but rather not have to go through the hassle of tracking them down.

[Alan]

What's the best way to lace up Ricks cargos? Thanks.

[Lex1017]

What's the best way to lace up Ricks cargos? Thanks.

Through the loops, bow at the top works. I would say that is the best way to tie shoes. In terms of getting fancy with tying shoes, tie them the way you think looks best. You don't need us, you can do it!