They are fairly slim in the body, least mine is. Sleeves could be a touch longer but I actually find it was was a very comfy shirt to wear and had a great roll - which grew more pronounced as the day went on. Over priced I guess but I was on my honeymoon and didn't really care - it looked good on and that was all that mattered.

I also thought most of the jackets were decent when I went in, pretty much all were made by Southwick and those I tried on had a good shoulder. They were winter weight so not sure if the same stock - I wasn't buying anyway - Best thing was I had on my vintage Robert Kirk herringbone jacket, which they were all over, even the chap from the barber area can over to check it out.

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Gee - I just noticed their price went up by $20. Goes to show all this made in the US stuff is not getting any cheaper.

It's not good to hoard, ever.

But if you guys find quality things on sale, then it would be a good idea to stuck up on those items that are essentials.

I wonder for how long these companies will keep manufacturing these items? Even the Brooks and Press. OCBD's went up significantly in price in the last year. As vintage items get older, these manufatures are all that remains of the look and from what I see from the way guys are dressing at the offices, this seems like the last hurrah.

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Cable Car is old school. It has done its best to ignore the internet. One would not be incorrect to surmise that catalogs and mail order are cutting edge technology for them.

^ love this pic Tom. Are you wearing chinos or really light blue denim?

FYI the popover went for $69.55. Yeah, I think I probably should have dished out more for that.

Looking nice Rob.

That's a cool shot up there Tom.

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