Gustin - New Drops

Yeah that bright plaid is sick!

I actually could maybe use a black oxford, I love their j oxfords, and they can be tucked. I was wearing my blue one today and went into a place that carries Gant, Hugo, Ralph and the likes and lol at the thin fabrics they have on their shirts that go for $300 a pop!


I also looked at the leathers from the fashion houses like Hugo and such and omg its so sad, they look like shait and they charge $1000 for them. If people only knew what they could get for that money.....I was actually looking for a peacoat and the only nice one were $650 so that was a little much (i think it was Acne)

So even if many of you think the G shirts are overpriced, I don't....just look at what similar items cost here (3-400). I just wish the fit were better and the QC imaculate then we would be talking real value!

I also saw a "red wine" oxford today in that shop, so it defenately seems like G is ontop of the fashion (or slightly after) since it was the exact same shade.

I don't disagree that 50 bucks is a lot for a T, but in GUSTINs defense this is a 7.5 oz T. That's pretty beefy and I'd say 99% of Ts out there today aren't even close to that weight (I'm probably wrong with that estimate but you get it).

Yes, I actually like thicker Ts especially for winter

Thick cotton T's are silly if you're trying to stay warm, especially short sleeved ones. Wool or synthetic work a lot better and at least do a better job of justifying their price.

Cotton is comfy, but once it's damp, it doesn't insulate. For casual dressing in cold weather, I prefer merino wool. Aether, Endura or Outlier make good long sleeve ones in white. Patagonia also makes good ones and some good synthetic base layers too.

I pirate lots of mine from ski and bike gear, so I do tend to size them tighter than a casual cotton t, but have been buying more in slightly larger sizes too.

hey, I didn't say I was buying one guys. I was just saying that a 7.5 oz T is more expensive than your standard T. and yeah, a heavy T and heavy flannel in the morning...take off the flannel when afteenoon hits and its about high 50s to mid 60ish and sunny...where its a bit chilly but too warm for my IH flannel or thermal but a heavy T is about perfect.

damn brahs, get off my back about it (i kid)...I'm not saying I throw on a heavy T and head up to Flagstaff to go skiing in it or something. I just like them for sunny "winter" afternoons in Phx.

Cotton kills.

ickes don't worry we know you backed three heavyweight recycled virgin cotton grown in Zimbabwe T's.

Grey Silks and Loomies in the Stock Store.

Gustin must be accepting more returns than usual knowing they will be able to sell them in the stock store - smart business move IMO and good for folks who miss out on backing something.

That's good for everyone it seems.

Steve - you made me laugh but I knew you were joking when you said you wanted it tight. I think we're around the same age and I can't do tight and didn't think you would either. Tight clothing makes me feel like a sausage.