In my opinion the bottom on the epaulettes was off and I told my shirt maker to correct that. The shirt are all done and I will HOPEFULLY receive them within the next weeks.
Regards,
Marc
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Yes, because I haven't received them yet.So are preorders still available?
How about the full set then? - Hat, shirt, holster, bag strap buckle. Just pay me in goldWould it help if I told you I had diplomatic immunity?
They all made, but when speaking to my shirtmaker on Saturday, he didn't know when he's comming to Germany next time. So all I can do is playing the waiting game. And to quote Homer Simpson: The waiting game *****Marc, do you have an estimate as to when these are due to arrive?
55 Euro. I'll send a full package of shirts to Steve once they arrive and he'll forward them. So that won't make a difference.That's not a bad price at all. What will shipping to the US be?
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I'm not sure if this has been asked before, but I just gotta ask: Will the sizes (S,M,L, etc) of the AB shirts be copies (measurement-wise) of the N.H. shirts? Or will these shirts have a different fit altogether?
The reason I ask is because I've just recieved my NH shirt, and honestly, it pretty much has pretty much a perfect fit, which is rare to get in on off-the-rack shirts. So I was wondering if the AB shirts would fit just the same?
The reason I ask is because I've just recieved my NH shirt, and honestly, it pretty much has pretty much a perfect fit, which is rare to get in on off-the-rack shirts. So I was wondering if the AB shirts would fit just the same?
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Hey gang,
I received a surprising call from my shirtmaker today, that a friend of his would be on his way to my office with 30kg / 60 pounds of shirts. And sure enough, after a couple of hours, I was called down to fetch something
I RAN down to see a car trunk FULL of shirts 
So I grapped a huge box and started counting while unloading the trunk, moved them over to my own car and left immediatly 
Back home I ripped the box open, pulled one out and ??? THAT was worth the wait 
Sorry for the blurry pictures, but when the sun isn't shining, I can't take any pics in direct sunlight
Here it is, sporting my 10' Pagey:
...and an AB gunholster:
All by itself:
...and a closeup of the incredible well done stitches
Hope you like it as much as I do. Thanks to all who took the plunge and pre-ordered one for the special price. I haven't calculated the final price yet and I also need to have the labels made and sewn into the back before I can start shipping them. But I wanted to let all of you that have been waiting for so long know that there's a light at the end of the tunnel.
Regards,
Marc
I received a surprising call from my shirtmaker today, that a friend of his would be on his way to my office with 30kg / 60 pounds of shirts. And sure enough, after a couple of hours, I was called down to fetch something
I RAN down to see a car trunk FULL of shirts So I grapped a huge box and started counting while unloading the trunk, moved them over to my own car and left immediatly Back home I ripped the box open, pulled one out and ??? THAT was worth the wait Sorry for the blurry pictures, but when the sun isn't shining, I can't take any pics in direct sunlight
Here it is, sporting my 10' Pagey:
...and an AB gunholster:
All by itself:
...and a closeup of the incredible well done stitches
Hope you like it as much as I do. Thanks to all who took the plunge and pre-ordered one for the special price. I haven't calculated the final price yet and I also need to have the labels made and sewn into the back before I can start shipping them. But I wanted to let all of you that have been waiting for so long know that there's a light at the end of the tunnel.
Regards,
Marc
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I offered a pre-order price for those who'd take the plunge and support me on the purchase without seeing the final product, so it would be unfair to still offer them for the pre-order price, considering some people have been waiting for six months and longer by now.
The shirts are cut slim / athletic I'm above 6' tall weighting 165 pounds and the size large fits like a glove. Not baggy at all and a great feel to wear. If I wouldn't know it better myself, I'd think it's made to measure
Regards,
Marc
The shirts are cut slim / athletic
I'm above 6' tall weighting 165 pounds and the size large fits like a glove. Not baggy at all and a great feel to wear. If I wouldn't know it better myself, I'd think it's made to measure Regards,
Marc
Ok, I've done the calculation on the shirts now and also spoke to my shirtmaker, who requested to order at least 200-300 shirts next time 
So, in case Steve still is in for forwarding the for US and Canada orders, it'll be 69 Euro shipped for those in the US, Canada and Europe. If you're in Asia, Africa or otherwise long distane from both Steve and me, please contact me for a quote, and I'll call up the p.o. regarding shipping.
Regards,
Marc
So, in case Steve still is in for forwarding the for US and Canada orders, it'll be 69 Euro shipped for those in the US, Canada and Europe. If you're in Asia, Africa or otherwise long distane from both Steve and me, please contact me for a quote, and I'll call up the p.o. regarding shipping.
Regards,
Marc
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Yep. With the way the market has been the past couple of days, we're getting slammed in the exchange rates!Marc wrote:Hmmm... I came up with 95 bucks when I checked earlier today...
I should stop spending all my money on such projects and rather buy some Dollars and just wait. That low value of the Dollar is just so darn annoying :evil:
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Marc (with "c")
Regards! Michaelson (with a 'k'
)The epaulettes are NOT pointed any longer I've been VERY carefull to read all of the HIGHLY appreciated input I had from you guys and my shirtmaker has been going minutious over every ever so small detail. Things like the botton hole's cross pointing towards the hem, the epaulettes and of course the pen opening on the left pocket (thanks Lee) are all correct now. The bottons are stitches on by hand(!!!) and finished with a knot, as well as other parts are done by hand. No big deal you might think, but try to walk into the next shop and look how the bottons are attached on their shirts. Of course I cannot speak for those available in the U.S., but over HERE the end on the botton stitches are lose, as they're machine stitched, and the bottom will come off rather sooner or later (I've gotton quite good at putting them back on again ).
On these exchange rates... MAN!!! Why can't I buy my felt in the US??? - Gosh!!! I've already been contacted by (European) customers, that for that price, they'd take a second one... No wonder, as it's the same price as 12 gallons of fuel over here :evil:
Regards,
Marc
I've been VERY carefull to read all of the HIGHLY appreciated input I had from you guys and my shirtmaker has been going minutious over every ever so small detail. Things like the botton hole's cross pointing towards the hem, the epaulettes and of course the pen opening on the left pocket (thanks Lee) are all correct now. The bottons are stitches on by hand(!!!) and finished with a knot, as well as other parts are done by hand. No big deal you might think, but try to walk into the next shop and look how the bottons are attached on their shirts. Of course I cannot speak for those available in the U.S., but over HERE the end on the botton stitches are lose, as they're machine stitched, and the bottom will come off rather sooner or later (I've gotton quite good at putting them back on again ).On these exchange rates... MAN!!! Why can't I buy my felt in the US??? - Gosh!!! I've already been contacted by (European) customers, that for that price, they'd take a second one... No wonder, as it's the same price as 12 gallons of fuel over here :evil:
Regards,
Marc
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Marc wrote.....
"The shirts are cut slim / athletic I'm above 6' tall weighting 165 pounds and the size large fits like a glove. Not baggy at all and a great feel to wear. If I wouldn't know it better myself, I'd think it's made to measure "
Sounds like a good fit for me. Anyone have the address link to Marc's site handy?
Thanks in advance,raider 57.
"The shirts are cut slim / athletic
I'm above 6' tall weighting 165 pounds and the size large fits like a glove. Not baggy at all and a great feel to wear. If I wouldn't know it better myself, I'd think it's made to measure " Sounds like a good fit for me. Anyone have the address link to Marc's site handy?
Thanks in advance,raider 57.
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