Anyone get a shirt or pants from this ebay seller in China?
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- JC1972
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Anyone get a shirt or pants from this ebay seller in China?
I know the seller is from China and has had some good feedback on their shirts. Just wondering if anyone got from them. Thanks!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Pants-costume-for-I ... dZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/Pants-costume-for-I ... dZViewItem
I know of at least two COW members that own the shirts that this seller offers. I am one of them.
I opted to have the custom tailored shirt and it really is the best fitting shirt that I've ever owned. The shirt looks good and is flexible. And, unlike the photos of the shirt in the eBay auction, the pocket flaps are not scalloped. My shirt is slightly different, though, because I had the seller intentionally use darker buttons in order to emulate the Last Crusade look for my shirt.
The shirt is sturdy as well and is definitely not a flimsy costume piece. I could easily wear it as an everyday type shirt and I suspect that it would hold up well.
Not having any physical reference I can't compare its color to a shirt by any other manufacturer. I don't yet know how the shirt will wrinkle because mine simply hasn't. As I said, it's a sturdy shirt.
I don't know about the pants offered by this seller. I've seen the auction and have been tempted to buy them in order to go with the shirt but I haven't done so yet.
Respectfully,
Nassik
I opted to have the custom tailored shirt and it really is the best fitting shirt that I've ever owned. The shirt looks good and is flexible. And, unlike the photos of the shirt in the eBay auction, the pocket flaps are not scalloped. My shirt is slightly different, though, because I had the seller intentionally use darker buttons in order to emulate the Last Crusade look for my shirt.
The shirt is sturdy as well and is definitely not a flimsy costume piece. I could easily wear it as an everyday type shirt and I suspect that it would hold up well.
Not having any physical reference I can't compare its color to a shirt by any other manufacturer. I don't yet know how the shirt will wrinkle because mine simply hasn't. As I said, it's a sturdy shirt.
I don't know about the pants offered by this seller. I've seen the auction and have been tempted to buy them in order to go with the shirt but I haven't done so yet.
Respectfully,
Nassik
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Well, that's good to hear!
Did you simply supply your neck/sleve measurements (like a typical dress shirt) or did you also include chest and "gut" as well?
I am tall and thin(ish). Off the rack, I wear 15-35 (dependant on maker and material), but I can easily go longer in the sleeve as well as back length. (I will probably have him add 1-2 inches to the 'tails' to make sure they stay in.) The problem is, as the neck gets larger, so does the chest and gut area!
I also don't qualify for the "big and tall" stores- I'm in that 'grey area' between main stream and speciality shops...
Did you simply supply your neck/sleve measurements (like a typical dress shirt) or did you also include chest and "gut" as well?
I am tall and thin(ish). Off the rack, I wear 15-35 (dependant on maker and material), but I can easily go longer in the sleeve as well as back length. (I will probably have him add 1-2 inches to the 'tails' to make sure they stay in.) The problem is, as the neck gets larger, so does the chest and gut area!
I also don't qualify for the "big and tall" stores- I'm in that 'grey area' between main stream and speciality shops...
shirt owner
I have one of their medium shirts and I am very happy with it. And their delivery was fast!
Scroll through this thread to see pictures of the shirt...
viewtopic.php?t=31366
Respectfully,
Nassik
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Respectfully,
Nassik
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Yeah I just saw that - thanks for the warning. I did not know what 'pleahter' meant until I googled it. I originally thought he just made a typo..J!m wrote:I think his jacket is NOT leather...
I may be confusing him with another vendor, but I know one of them was not leather...
CHECK CAREFULLY if you want real leather...
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Nope. That's the close cousin to "Naugahide". Know haw many Nauga's died to make this? NONE. It's polymer chemistry...
There are some nice pleathers out these days (look at car interiors) but it will not weather like real animal hide (if at all) or it will sudenly fail all together, and look like poo.
Save a bit longer and get an off-the-rack Wested if you can fit into a standard size (I unfortunately cannot). I would already own one of these if they fit!
There are some nice pleathers out these days (look at car interiors) but it will not weather like real animal hide (if at all) or it will sudenly fail all together, and look like poo.
Save a bit longer and get an off-the-rack Wested if you can fit into a standard size (I unfortunately cannot). I would already own one of these if they fit!
Haha, thanks for the advice. Yeah the moment I found out it's not leather it put me off. Anyways I'm up for the shirt & pants. Here's hoping.J!m wrote:Nope. That's the close cousin to "Naugahide". it will sudenly fail all together, and look like poo.
Save a bit longer and get an off-the-rack Wested if you can fit into a standard size (I unfortunately cannot). I would already own one of these if they fit!
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Hope this is what you're referring toJ!m wrote:Oh, sorry! I meant the LL Bean pants...
Those you gave me the link for are of the wrong fabric...
Thanks for the link, however!
http://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/stores ... at4=502702
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