Random questions to which you seek an answer
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@Giles thank you. On the most recent UHF I’ve picked up it came out as £298.43 vs £298 on the product page. Again I couldn’t care less about a few pence, but if it’s important your end that the figure calculated at the cart is lower than on the product page, that isn’t always the case
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Anybody ever put Armor-all on their horsehide jackets to bring that sheen back? Seems like Fine Creek used something similar.
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I have a question about chainstitch hemming. I noticed that the pair of 634-XHS that I had hemmed by Franklin and Poe is different from the hems that IHUK and Indigo Proof have done for me. On the pair from Franklin and Poe the stitching goes down to one thread across the inseam and the others don't.
Is this a difference in technique or should I have these re-hemmed? It seems like with wear the hem will start to unravel. Pardon my ignorance!
Here is a photo of what I'm talking about. The top pair is the XHS from F&P and the bottom is from IHUK.
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@Palmer certainly looks like they haven’t gone all the way round to me, but I may be wrong. Have you sent them a picture and raised your concerns? If it were me I’d do that, probably wear them and see if they come unravelled, if so get them rehemmed, if not no problem
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@palmer These need to be rehemmed. Please bring them back (or email us for shipping info) and we'll get them right for you. Sorry about that.
I have a question about chainstitch hemming. I noticed that the pair of 634-XHS that I had hemmed by Franklin and Poe is different from the hems that IHUK and Indigo Proof have done for me. On the pair from Franklin and Poe the stitching goes down to one thread across the inseam and the others don't.
Is this a difference in technique or should I have these re-hemmed? It seems like with wear the hem will start to unravel. Pardon my ignorance!
Here is a photo of what I'm talking about. The top pair is the XHS from F&P and the bottom is from IHUK.
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How often do UHF’s or 9oz flannels come standard with mother of pearl snaps or white melamine buttons? Any planned ?
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Can anyone advise us on a microphone to use for Zoom calls? We haev a small conference room set up in one of our rooms at the office for Zoom calls with customers/clients/IHJP etc etc. Often they involve multiple people sitting around a table, so I have been trying to find a good USB-C microphone we can put on the table that will pick up 360 audio and work with zoom, but also other apps for eg Slack, Google Meets, Facetime etc etc. Needs to be Moc OS compatible
Any help would be great, we have tried and failed several times already!
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Can anyone advise us on a microphone to use for Zoom calls? We haev a small conference room set up in one of our rooms at the office for Zoom calls with customers/clients/IHJP etc etc. Often they involve multiple people sitting around a table, so I have been trying to find a good USB-C microphone we can put on the table that will pick up 360 audio and work with zoom, but also other apps for eg Slack, Google Meets, Facetime etc etc. Needs to be Moc OS compatible
Any help would be great, we have tried and failed several times already!
Hej Alex,
have you tried Jabra ? - https://www.emea.jabra.com/business/speakerphones/jabra-speak-series/jabra-speak-510##7510-309it is not perfect, but it works for us in similar setup that you mentioned.
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@Alex I second @prpx on the Jabra. It’s been working well for us in multiple MS Teams calls (4-8 people sitting around a ca. 4m² desk, Jabra in the Center)
I think we have the smallest model (410 or 510)
Place the Jabra on top of something that dampens the sound transmission of the table for best experience.
Maybe a scrap of UHF?
