3sixteen
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that shirt is great, reminds me of engineered garments but much better
might look for one of those myself
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that shirt is great, reminds me of engineered garments but much better
might look for one of those myself
Thanks, the fabric weave is amazing.
My Sugarcane Type II has some new bling as well.
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the detail on that shirt looks great, makes me want one even more
hope someone stocks them in the uk but doubt it
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the detail on that shirt looks great, makes me want one even more
hope someone stocks them in the uk but doubt it
We'll have these next week at Self Edge and ship to the UK for free.
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Got to meet the 3sixteen guys today you couldn't find two nicer guys.
Yes, indeed - and that shirt is lovely
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Great pics @Anesthetist
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the detail on that shirt looks great, makes me want one even more
hope someone stocks them in the uk but doubt it
We'll have these next week at Self Edge and ship to the UK for free.
great, thanks for the heads up, will keep an eye out for them
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Got to try on the heavyweight tees, feel pretty great, the store only had L to try on, I think I'm gonna order like 5 packs of mediums (I like my tees very tight)
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Got to meet the 3sixteen guys today @ the East + West pop up and you couldn't find two nicer guys.
Very cool @Anesthetist , Andrew was always a real nice dude when I ran into him at SENY
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@Akuma no uta careful with the washing. The T's shrink a good amount and get quite boxy post wash.
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^True story. I think that Large would work out unless you want a spray-on fit (which has it's place but might not be all that comfortable).
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@BloodnThunder @Sugar Mountain
What experience you´ve made with the shrinking on these? Their homepage says, the heavyweight tees will shrink about 0.5" in all dimensions with a hot wash & dry.
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I washed my L a lot of times at 40 degrees (not dryer) and didn't notice any shrinkage?! They're nice cut tees and I really like the collar - but I prefer the feel of IH.
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@Max:
I washed my L a lot of times at 40 degrees (not dryer) and didn't notice any shrinkage?!
Would be happy, if you could take the actual P2P-measurement to compare
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I've had little to no shrinkage on my 3sixteen T's as well. Washed every time they are worn (gets hot n sweaty in Oz). The newish version of indigo are the only ones I'd be worried about. They come up way smaller than the other colours.
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I wear all my stuff more trim and fitted than most users on here, I prefer starting off too small and stretching to a proper snug fit, the L was way too long and big in the body
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It's interesting because I didn't notice much shrinkage in the chest or sleeves, but the length of the T seemed to come up a solid inch on me. I'm just a bit over 6 feet and weigh roughly 150-155 pounds, I bought size small in the T's. After washing the T felt much more boxy, retained it's width but was now hitting an inch or so higher in the mid-section. Personally I wouldn't worry as much about the shirt being too tight after washing as I would it coming up shorter than preferred.
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It's interesting because I didn't notice much shrinkage in the chest or sleeves, but the length of the T seemed to come up a solid inch on me. I'm just a bit over 6 feet and weigh roughly 150-155 pounds, I bought size small in the T's. After washing the T felt much more boxy, retained it's width but was now hitting an inch or so higher in the mid-section. Personally I wouldn't worry as much about the shirt being too tight after washing as I would it coming up shorter than preferred.
Absolutely correct. I lost a good inch in length but other measurements haven't changed much. Now they are short and boxy which is fine and looks good with my denim jackets.
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