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Points: 24357 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Dr_Heech Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08 Oct 2013 at 12:54pm
Originally posted by pigswill pigswill wrote:

Thanks Dr Heech.
I'll revisit the other thread and read up. 

Interesting you mention 'river fluff' as a quality detractor, assuming that is the tuft, funny as it's one of the things that in some cases is almost overly stylised by the Japanese brands. 
 
Haha yes, it is one of those fence sitting subjects for me.  Regardless of originals and other repro companies, with Lvc I just remember that the rivets on the pre-2002 stuff were clean, i.e. no fluff protruding and belt loops cut close to the fold where the tacking stitch is applied. 
These things plus a few more even geekier ones were omitted after that, never to return :(
 
 
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The 'Fibershed' movement -- this floors me, it's amazing.  A very responsible, anti - fashion, appropriate take on clothing. 

I hope Daniel knows that we DO find all of this quite fascinating.

I'd love to hear more about this fibershed movement if you are able to interview his friend.

So cool that he designed the 527, 514 and 511's -- all three of these, and in this order actually were my 'gateway' to caring about the jeans I wore, how they looked, how they fit, et cetera.  The first pair of new jeans I bought with my own money were 527's. 


WTB Buzz Rickson or similar loopwheeled LG (40-42) sweatshirt
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Originally posted by mr randal mr randal wrote:


 Its all very different now of course- pattern makers use design software that can essentially make patterns from 2-D drawings and automatically grade all of the size run. It's mostly done off-shore in Asian factories that produce clothing for a lot of different companies, and the end result is very cookie-cutter, and usually doesn't fit.

Ain't that the truth.....  I don't know how tough it is for smaller guys to buy clothing, but when I look for a shirt big enough (usually XL) to fit my chest and shoulders, it winds up being so short in the sleeves I have to roll them up, and half the time they're too short in the body to comfortably tuck in.  And of course, it will fit like a tent through the mid section.  If you have a 46" or 48" chest, you must have a 44" waist..... Ermm  

Excellent interview Mark!   
I got a rocket in my pocket and roll in my jeans
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Great interview!
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how about a follow-up and more insights into Fibershed, Sally Fox cotton and Huston Textiles....
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