The Real McCoys

[mclaincausey]

There was also the (ugly?) split between the JP and NZ RMC branches.  The latter markets their jackets now in Japan as The Few, though globally as RMC NZ.

[Chiba J.]

Rainbow Country is another split off from the ol McCoys clan.

[superfuzz]

"the president had squandered the profits on ridiculous things including a B-17 bomber"!!!!!!!!!!!!

[natehate]

rainbow country was also a really bad tv show

[beautiful_FrEaK]

and Rainbow County is the name of the official UES web shop
too off-topic?

[Max Power]

Yes, indeed

But this quote is fucking awesome:
@superfuzz:

"the president had squandered the profits on ridiculous things including a B-17 bomber"!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Chiba J.]

If you go to the Real McCoys shop in Tokyo, you can see the remnants of all that squandering.

[Qinhan]

^ The Real McCoy's shop in Tokyo is indeed awesome.

[Giles]

And it is in the same building that houses our design office….

[leeb]

Hello, I've been reading the forum for a quite long time but this is my first ever post. Hopefully the first of many. I've found a lot of really useful info about RMC here so thanks to all who contribute.

What I'd like is a little bit of advice and opinion about the fit of an N-1 I've just bought. I'm not 100% convinced on the sizing at the moment. Particularly the body/arm lengths. I've read elsewhere that the shoulders will give a little with wear and that the alpaca will flatten down so really not sure what to do with regards to returning and sizing up or sticking with what I have.

I'm 6'1" and have a 38. Opinions/constructive feedback all greatly received. Apologies for the poor quality photo!

[Jordan23]

IMO 40 would be better!…just my 0.02.

Enjoy ya addiction!

[mclaincausey]

Sounds like I need to fly to Tokyo soon.

[Arabit]

From what I see, body length seems to be good but arm length appears to be 0.5 inches short

[Chris]

I would recommend changing to size 40.  The sleeves and body look short and it looks like you don't have a lot of room the shoulders.

[grandmasterben]

I really Iike that fit but I do like jackets/shirts on the shorter side. What are you hesitant about? Does the chest feel tight at all or reasonably loose? From what I can see it all looks really good and if the chest and shoulders are comfortable then I personally feel that a 40 might look a little sloppy.

[seanocono]

My vote is 40. We all have different preferences in terms of fit, but nothing irritates me more than short sleeves.

[hajduk]

Take a size over. Not good to be short in the arms and length with a winter deck. It can works if It was a denim jacket type III. This was my opinion good luck man.

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[leeb]

Thanks to everyone who has replied, really appreciate your time.

Seems the general consensus is the same as my gut feeling about the jacket.

Of course since I chose to go for 38 the 40 is now sold out at Superdenim. Had a feeling whichever I chose was going to be the wrong one!

Since getting switched onto the brand a couple of months back I've bought a couple of sweats, the 004 denim, DD chinos, a couple of shirts and basic t's and have got the sizing right first time on everything. I suppose my good run was due to come to an end!

[cecil]

Can you say something about the fit on the DD chinos? Seems they run large in the waist so size down shuld be the case?

[leeb]

I'm a 32" (maybe very slightly less) waist and went for size 30. They do shrink quite a lot after an initial soak but only very slightly in the waist in my experience. The width on the leg after a soak is slim but not too slim, which is exactly what I was after. There's a nice heavy weight to the cloth. I'd say sizing down by two would be the way to go in most cases.

I can get a fit pic later on if it would be helpful?