Lady White Co.
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Didn't see a thread for this brand. Pretty simple and focused entirely on making a good quality reasonably priced T-shirt. Self Edge is currently carrying them in the U.S., as is Independence in Chicago. Looks to be a good option for a basic T.
Does anyone happen to have any experience with them? Fit recs, etc.?
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I have a pack of the white ones from Self Edge and the grey ones from Independence.
Quite nice, circular knit so they don't have any side seams. They're fairly lightweight which is nice for summer.
Interested in the blue/black pack from Self Edge. But I'm curious why the ditched the locker loop! -
Agreed. Would have preferred that they stuck with the locker loop. @Broark how do you feel about the fit compared to come other T's? I typically wear small but Self Edge has small listed as about a 35" chest and medium as ~40".
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@BloodnThunder i Post my pic here as well. These are really good old School 40s/50s style. Go with your normal size for a slim authentic fit, one up for a modern regular fit I assume. My smalls stretched out a bit and wear almost every top slim so i am happy with it.
This is how I wear my usual small size from the earlier run
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Cross-posting from the Self Edge thread..
They've modified the fit on all sizes of the tees and changed the branding to be the same across all colors of the tees now.
Here are some notes on the changes:
Increased by approximately .4'' in chest and increased body length dependent on size.
Arm hole has been dropped dependent on size
Added a single needle chainstitch across shoulder for added structure and comfort. (Holds down the overlock stitch inside the shoulder)
Added removable (tear-out) care label on bottom hem.
Screen-Printed Company name, fabric content -
Snagged some LWC tees from Self Edge and really like them. Feels like a hybrid between the skivvy and the Stanley from MFSC which is exactly what I wanted to see.
Grabbed the white Clark Pocket Tee:
And the Indigo + Black SE 2-pack
Black:
Indigo;
All size Large. I pretty much wear XXL IH sizes except for their SS tshirts, which I can do a large in as well.
Cheers,
Adam
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Been looking at these today. Not sure about sizing though. I'm an L in all my IH shirts and was gonna buy an L in these. Not sure now! I don't suppose you could measure the p2p and back length (centre back from base of collar to hem) for me? Would really appreciate it. Thanks in advance
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Great tees, have a pack of the whites.
Really want to grab the pocket tee from them also.
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@bertoni - I wanted a snug tshirt since I knew the length stated on the SE site would not an issue for me and went TTS on my chest measure. I am a true 43" chest, although for my button ups, I wear 4-5" larger to accommodate undershirts, tapering of the shirts, etc. I am 6"1 and the length of these tees are no problem for me, plus the photos are me in my 301s, which are my lowest jeans.
It might be a few days until I can get measures, but the Sizing chart on Self Edge seemed right on the money. I know they will stretch a bit since they are tubular knit like the MFSC tess, so I went with the measures that were
"slightly" larger than my skivvys after a wash.Hope that helps, and I will try to post measures as quickly as I can.
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I don't suppose you could measure the p2p and back length
Here ya go bud -
Very consistent sizing and pretty much spot on for the SE size chart. - I pulled the material a bit for taught for the P2P so that's why I probably got the extra .5" measure from. The white Clark tee was not VAT died, so I'm sure that's why it's a bit longer. Enjoy:
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The weight is perfect for me - they are lightweight but substantial - if that makes sense haha
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Clark Pocket Tee Day.
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My LWC tees had been washed and dried so much (and a bit of weight gain didn't help) my Ls were pretty snug to be worn by themself, so snagged an XL in the Black and Blue Clark Tees.
Once again, very happy with them
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