There's no Such Thing as a Stupid Question

[sabergirl]

@Matt said in There's no Such Thing as a Stupid Question:

If I wear a 10.5 in Nikes what size would I wear in a purely theoretical 25 oz short sleeve western?

Read the thread, and take some measurements.

But in this particular case, the answer is purple.

[sabergirl]

Oh! And I’m 6’1 and weigh 195lbs.

[goosehd]

Thank you guys for making me laugh and smile!!

[scooter]

@goosehd said in There's no Such Thing as a Stupid Question:

Thank you guys for making me laugh and smile!!

+1

[Giles]

I think what we are talking about is the absolute essence of the question, which can be boiled down to, "What size do I take?" Everything else is pure fluff......

[goosehd]

@Giles …and my answer is measure. The greatest tool you have to offer is right in front of our faces on every release.

[Tago Mago]

@goosehd who are you calling a tool?

[WhiskeySandwich]

Is this another W?

[Giles]

Looks like one to me

[KyIe]

Is there a reason that some shirts have chain stitching runoff and some do not? Is it to do with the cut of the shirt? Feel like I'm missing something obvious.

[goosehd]

@KyIe

@Giles said in Random questions to which you seek an answer:

@gaseousclay:

don't know if this has been answered before but i'm curious why some shirts have the chainstitch runoff while others don't. I noticed that pretty much all Western UHF's don't have it but denim Westerns do. likewise, the UHF workshirts have the runoff as well as other random workshirts. Is there any significance to this?

Here are our "rules" 

All our shirts that have a gusset will have chainstitch run-off
All our workshirts have a gusset
Westerns typically don't have a gusset unless we want it to look more workshirty

[KyIe]

Interesting, thank you.

[Giles]

But, just to fuck with us and our customers, Haraki is definitely a proponent of "rules are made to be broken"

So there really is no rule, do not fret, it is nothing obvious......

[Alex]

Overdyed things often don't have them because the overdying damages the run off, for example