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[Jett129]

@chrisjohnnick:

basically the same here. temps here in winter are usually in the 30s-40s F. mostly will be wearing these under a UHF. want something warmer than a cotton Tshirt.

.      I love the Freenote Henley shirts,under a UHF,or a denim shirt. Really comfortable. Different layers on top depending on the temperature. One other thing,from years of riding a motorcycle during the Winter,I still adhere to the mantra of wearing one more layer than you think you’ll need. Wife thinks I’m nuts.

[tody]

Couldn't find a more specific thread and didn't want to start a new one.
Possible website error, @Giles and @Alex - the footer of the European and German site contains phone no. and e-mail address of the US site, while the International site has the UK contact details.

[Giles]

Whoops, thanks.  Great spot.  We're on it…..

[TexasCrane]

Is there a proper way to cut off chainstitch runoff?  Is anything going to unravel if I just lop if off?

[Giles]

You can cut it off, it's secured by a bar tack…..

[Nik]

Western shirts don't have the runoff

[Palmer]

@TexasCrane:

Is there a proper way to cut off chainstitch runoff?  Is anything going to unravel if I just lop if off?

Just cut them off right where they start. I can’t stand them and cut them off of every shirt and have never had any issues. Western and work shirt, Iron Heart and other brands, it’s always a chop.

[Palmer]

@Nkwkfld:

Western shirts don't have the runoff

Western shirts with a gusset have the chainstitch runoff.

[Oaktavia]

@Palmer:

@Nkwkfld:

Western shirts don't have the runoff

Western shirts with a gusset have the chainstitch runoff.

Yup wearing my 295bb now and have parts of mine still attached. I like 'em! But some folks think it's a loose thread and have even pulled at mine before. No touchy!

[Palmer]

@Oaktavia:

@Palmer:

@Nkwkfld:

Western shirts don't have the runoff

Western shirts with a gusset have the chainstitch runoff.

Yup wearing my 295bb now and have parts of mine still attached. I like 'em! But some folks think it's a loose thread and have even pulled at mine before. No touchy!

The first time I wore a shirt with the runoff still attached around my mom she said “YOUR BRAND NEW EXPENSIVE SHIRT ALREADY HAS A LOOSE THREAD!”

[Oaktavia]

@Palmer

[mclaincausey]

I used to let things like lack of runoffs or selvedge color my interest in and appreciation for garments. Silly me, in hindsight. I still keep them when they're there and knot them to keep them from fraying, but it no longer has any influence on purchasing decisions.

I do trim the sleeve lockstitch runoff from IH thermals though, shit is annoying (not saying stop since it's an easy snip snip)

[setandsetting]

Anybody ever order from The Real McCoy's Japaneses shop? https://www.realmccoys-nagoya.co.jp

Seems pretty straightforward using Paypal to pay… But it's not totally clear if they actually ship to the US.

[Wlemon]

@setandsetting, they will not, unfortunately. Try Lost & Found or Standard & Strange. Both can special order from their site.

[setandsetting]

@Wlemon:

@setandsetting, they will not, unfortunately. Try Lost & Found or Standard & Strange. Both can special order from their site.

Thanks for the tip!

[Cutlasshound]

@setandsetting:

@Wlemon:

@setandsetting, they will not, unfortunately. Try Lost & Found or Standard & Strange. Both can special order from their site.

Thanks for the tip!

Also, if based in Europe or London. Real MCoys London will do the same.

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[Cutlasshound]

Sorry just saw you said US!

I bought some RMC stuff from Standard and Strange in NYC earlier in the year and their customer service was awesome.

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[Palmer]

Should I buy?

[popvulture]

classic dicktodd

[sabergirl]

Absolutely not. For $625 per flannel?! That guy always lists his stuff for crazy prices. I sometimes wonder if he actually sells any of it [emoji848]

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