Random questions to which you seek an answer

[jacoavlu]

call them

[bagley920]

Tried that too, no answer. Left a message, no response.

[Just_KC]

is it possible to get a tailor to alter shirts that are too loose around the chest? anyone tried doing that on an IH shirt?

[Finn666]

@Just_KC:

is it possible to get a tailor to alter shirts that are too loose around the chest? anyone tried doing that on an IH shirt?

why not mate? it´s "just" a shirt like no others around, but i still think a decent tailor would know what to do!

[jimmy]

is it gross that i chucked my 55s in the corner waiting to be washed as it was soaked in sweat after a rock concert only just to start wearing it again after 2 month because my 634s is need of a wash?

the 634s is now in that corner waiting to be washed….... i see a cycle starting

[LandoCal126 0]

Oh it's gross alright. Not necessarily frowned upon though.

[Just_KC]

@Finn666:

@Just_KC:

is it possible to get a tailor to alter shirts that are too loose around the chest? anyone tried doing that on an IH shirt?

why not mate? it´s "just" a shirt like no others around, but i still think a decent tailor would know what to do!

sweet thanks!

[Guest]

What's the general consensus around here concerning Gloverall's traditional duffle coat?

[D97x7]

Just read the washing guide that has been posted, which is excellant, but there is no mention of how to care for the Melton wool shirts. Do I just treat it like a flannel or should I be more careful?

[LandoCal126 0]

@Shoreman:

What's the general consensus around here concerning Gloverall's traditional duffle coat?

I loved my vintage one I sold a few months ago. Heavy as shit, but very warm. Just wasn't functional enough for me and took up too much space.

@D97x7:

Just read the washing guide that has been posted, which is excellant, but there is no mention of how to care for the Melton wool shirts. Do I just treat it like a flannel or should I be more careful?

Dry clean, spot clean, or hand wash and dry by hand with a towel. Wool will shrink beyond recognition. Do NOT treat like flannel.

[D97x7]

Thanks Lando, I think I'll dry clean then when required.

[LandoCal126 0]

@D97x7:

Thanks Lando, I think I'll dry clean then when required.

That is what I do. If cost is an issue you can always spot clean them and or hand wash. I have also asked G to update the Product Care Guidelines with a Wool section. Cheers

[DougNg]

I've dry cleaned my Melton with no negative effects

[madmonday]

Mod Squad  ::)

i do like that

[Giles]

Lando's idea…....

[madmonday]

change my mind 

it sucks, HAhahahahahahA

nah good sh!t

[LandoCal126 0]

@madmonday:

change my mind 

it sucks, HAhahahahahahA

nah good sh!t

Kisses.

[Seul]

Just noticed this at work whilst filling the Wetrok (http://www.we-reiniging.nl/files/Image/Reinigingsmachines%20gebruikt/Wetrok1.JPG)…

I tried burning the snapped hem and bedding it into the hem but it apparently hasn't worked… Should I get these repaired asap, or any other tricks to enable me to wear them without causing any further damage?..

Cheers.

[injunjack]

Take a needle and some thread, or talk to the Lord….

[Giles]

Take a needle and thread and just stem the further unravelling of the chainstitching, next time you send something to me pop them in the mail too, and we'll rehem….