jstavrin

Selling a very lightly used (3 washes) set of black Whitesville t-shirts, size M. I’ll be posting pics and measurements, but 60 shipped if anyone wants em.

Bumping this! Only the chinos are left.

It's such a shame that so many of the links here are now broken. This thread was a treasure trove of incredible photos, once upon a time! (and holy shit, I can't believe the last post was in 2013).

Posting a handful of items, with measurements to come a bit later (though most are available through Self Edge/HP if you want to take a look yourself). Whitesville 2-pack (M, washed and worn fewer than 5 times) - $50 shipped Whitesville 2-pack (L, washed and worn fewer than 5 times) - $50 shipped Warehouse 1001xx Size 34 - NEW (these appear to be sold out everywhere) - $200 shipped Buzz Rickson 1942 Chinos Size 33 - Khaki - VERY lightly worn - $100 shipped (there was a crease deliberately added to these by a tailor, which I think looks cool—if you disagree I can have it taken out before shipping)

I can barely button size 32 in the 47, but in the 55 they’re spot on/comfy. They’re close to the 66 in that way, but without the taper. And attached is a random shot I snapped cleaning up the bedroom. The light looked nice! Not a lot of wear yet, though.

Sugar Cane’s best cut by a mile, in my opinion. I’ve been considering getting a second pair to save “just in case.” Would love to keep seeing more pics as yours age. Mine are coming along, but slowly due to WFH life.

BR 1942 chinos, new and old. The lighter pair feel like pajamas at this point but are beginning to fall apart.

I'm surprised that this thread doesn't already exist (if it does, then my apologies), as I figure there's enough people on this board who are as particular about their t-shirts as they are about their denim. Whitesville is my current favorite for t-shirts. They're cut very short, are incredibly soft, and come in 2-packs. Whether or not they're actually loopwheeled I don't know--they're thinner than most loopwheeled t-shirts I've handled. Still, undoubtedly the best t-shirts I own. Very durable. This, I think, is the "offficial" loopwheeled t. Doesn't come in a two-pack, and is very thick and heavy. They also offer more colors, but I find myself wearing the thinner t-shirts more because they're cut shorter. Anyone have any experience with Velva Sheen? *pics to come in the OP*