Samples - New Products We Are Working On

[Karol]

@Alex wow! crazy cool - hairline duck!
Great lo learn something new, initially I was thinking that its some sort of sashiko.

[Tago Mago]

@Matt two of whom have forgotten about it already

[goosehd]

@Karol said in Samples - New Products We Are Working On:

what is such material called??

Beautiful is what I call it

[tody]

@goosehd still the shoulder straps will be too short

[goosehd]

@Alex Are there any other products coming down the line in this material? Is there a way to solve @tody dilemma?

Personally hoping for a pant in this material...

[Alex]

No plans as yet, were trying to use up the last of the last batch

[Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot]

Those bibs look amazing

[goosehd]

@tody I remember from your bib photo that you had extended the straps to the maximum length...any idea of how much more material you need for them to fit? Couple of cm's?

I wonder if you could use the excess material from when the guys did a hem from another job to extend the straps. It could mean a patch type job, but it could work.

[endo]

@Tago-Mago said in Samples - New Products We Are Working On:

@Matt two of whom have forgotten about it already

nah, all three ️

(they're so beautiful, the bibs, the 3 guys as well)

[Oaktavia]

@Karol said in Samples - New Products We Are Working On:

@Alex wow! crazy cool - hairline duck!
Great lo learn something new, initially I was thinking that its some sort of sashiko.

Initially my mind said brown wabash but that is not what I see now...

[Karol]

@goosehd said in Samples - New Products We Are Working On:

@Karol said in Samples - New Products We Are Working On:

what is such material called??

Beautiful is what I call it

damn right!

[Matt]

I totally forgot until I saw them.

[nonikes]

omg they so purdy

[Daniel San]

wow those are superb !

[Raisinoux]

Well... OD's delay will leave us enough time to digest F/W purchases before the 2nd round starts ^^

[sabergirl]

@goosehd said in Samples - New Products We Are Working On:

@tody I remember from your bib photo that you had extended the straps to the maximum length...any idea of how much more material you need for them to fit? Couple of cm's?

I wonder if you could use the excess material from when the guys did a hem from another job to extend the straps. It could mean a patch type job, but it could work.

Hairline duck is killer!

I still think that extending the straps even further will just throw off the whole bib position on the body, though. If the top of the bib front ends up below your pectorals and almost at your belly button, it would just be…off.

There’s not really a good solution, as I’m sure the pattern works great for folks with shorter torsos. Though I wonder if the demographic shift to a more western customer base may warrant a new pattern.

[iammortalcombat]

@Matt I would love them but none of the brands represented seem to go above a 12. It’s hard being a 13/13.5 and Wabash fan.

[nrtphotos]

Those OD flannels are awfully tempting, would be nice too knowing there won’t be any further shrinkage for us tall guys. Curious how they would fade over time.

[AdamJ]

@nrtphotos There won't be any shrinkage left in them post OD'ing. We won't know the dimensions compared to the original version 'till they're back here at IHUK I'm afraid.

[AdamJ]

Indigo wabash bibs