grosgrain and corduroy have slightly different stitching techniques, and the compositions of each is also mostly different. grosgrain, as i know it is much lighter and softer, as well as way tougher than corduroy, which is basically velvet.
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Originally posted by Espresto View PostAnyone here have Rick bottoms in the TE material? I'm finding them to be a bit too stiff, and dust-magnets too. Does the stiffness go away with time? Am I just going to need to get a lint brush?
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If you are referring to 97% cotton 3% elastane, I have shorts and cropped trousers in that fabric. I love them. The fabric does stay relatively stiff, but I like it. Has anyone encountered pockets of Rick trousers/shorts falling apart? My cropped trousers developed holes in both pocket linings in about 5 months. I feel like re-lining them might be tough.
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Originally posted by oulipien View PostAny recommendations for things to do/shops etc. to visit in Stockholm? (Apologies is this is not the appropriate thread for this question.)
What are you looking for? There's not so many shops carrying SZ-related brands, but you could look into JUS or Les Market.
Also make sure to go to Moderna Museet. It is in no comparison of Tate or Moma, but they put on some quite decent shows.
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Originally posted by beyondthemeans View PostWhat are you looking for?
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Originally posted by Lex1017 View PostIf you are referring to 97% cotton 3% elastane, I have shorts and cropped trousers in that fabric. I love them. The fabric does stay relatively stiff, but I like it. Has anyone encountered pockets of Rick trousers/shorts falling apart? My cropped trousers developed holes in both pocket linings in about 5 months. I feel like re-lining them might be tough.
tl;dt : it's an easy fix, nbd
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Originally posted by galia View PostI don't know how your shorts are built, but pockets in unlined garmets are very easy to replace by even a moderately competent seamstress / taylor. If your problem in a hole at the bottom of the pocket, I would even recommend a fast and ugly home stitch job, it doesn't have to look pretty, just stop stuff from falling out.
tl;dt : it's an easy fix, nbd
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Originally posted by skullkid View Posti would buy a pair of waxed nylon ones as replacement. the orginal laces are leather and i found them too be too fragile.
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