Did Warehouse recently add size 44 to their shirting?
Previously their flannels would only be listed up to size 42 / 17 which they notated as XL, however checking their website today I see 44 listed.
Sadly no size chart listed on the website to confirm and I don't see the size listed with any other shops.
I've always really liked their flannels but they were about a size too small, perhaps they finally bumped them up.
Ouch, y’all get hit hard with customs…
To get into the true Italian mindset I purchased an espresso maker. First time doing it myself but the Bambino makes it pretty straightforward.
Post wash measurements for those interested. I threw them in the dryer for a bit towards the end since I was getting impatient, cloudy here today so they were taking some time to hang dry.
Waist: 18 in.
Front rise: 12 in.
Back rise: 17 in.
Thigh: 14 in.
Knee: 10 in.
Hem: 9.75 in.
Inseam: 31 in.
Sharing pre-wash measurements for those interested.
Waist: 19 in.
Front rise: 13 in.
Back rise: 18 in.
Thigh: 14.5 in.
Knee: 11 in.
Hem: 10 in.
Inseam: 34 in.
My pair has made it into the US, but it's been sitting at the international distribution center in NYC for a couple of days.
Sometimes USPS tracking skips a few steps and they just show up the next day, hard telling. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Guess I've been on a bit of a Boncoura kick lately, grabbed this pullover hoodie yesterday. Tried on both the 40 and 42, went with the larger size and shrinking it now.
Fabric isn't quite as beefy as the Freewheelers heavy weight fabric, but it's got a bit more texture. And sometimes those are too warm anyways.
Apologies for the crappy photos, pretty cloudy today. I'll get a fit pic one day here soon once it's brighter out.
I visited their shop in Paris last January, it was beautifully merchandised and the staff were very welcoming and helpful.
But as y'all mentioned just a bit too rich for my blood.
Not today, but a week ago we welcomed our little girl into the world a whole month early! She and mom are healthy and doing great, we’re just adjusting to the inevitable lack of sleep. Happy holidays and new year to all, here’s to dad fades in 2025!