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Ebay Hats: Victories, Defeats, Gripes & Items of Interest
It's a homburg in a not particularly big size. Disney's also not that well known. It looks like a fantastic hat. -
Adventurebilt order - slipped through the cracks?
It has been suggested that I have come across a little too strongly in this thread. My apologies for doing so as it was not my intent. My views about AB are what they are (and are what I've stated), but I'm not interested in being rude about it. Carry on. -
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Adventurebilt order - slipped through the cracks?
^Most of the people who seem to be complaining haven't ordered from him at all, best I can tell. Yes, he probably should mention the wait time, he probably should have someone fielding all the enquiries, etc. But, if I was someone who came across the AB website and was considering dropping... -
Adventurebilt order - slipped through the cracks?
Uprise all you want, but Steve has a year plus backlog of orders and is retiring in three years. Vive le revolucion. -
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Adventurebilt order - slipped through the cracks?
Yeah, prosecuting custom hatters is certainly what we need to start advocating on Fedora Lounge. -
Show Us Your OVERCOATS
Alpaca has sort of a slick feel to it, very nice stuff. It tends to be somewhat fuzzy, though, and that fabric doesn't seem to have that at all. The Baron is likely correct that it's meant to emulate alpaca or else it would be more explicit about its content.- AlanC
- Post #305
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Adventurebilt order - slipped through the cracks?
^Glad I could oblige with my comment. Clearly, for you choosing the refund is the right choice. But you assume that all of his customers are dissatisfied, which clearly is not the case. And just because you can't imagine "active" reasons to defend Steve, doesn't mean there aren't any... -
Show Us Your OVERCOATS
^Cool weave. Is it alpaca? The critter on the tag looks to be, and the fabric has that type of look. Great find either way.- AlanC
- Post #302
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Steppin' out...
Fantastic, O! It was a long (and, I know, fun) process, but you got it pulled together. :eusa_clap -
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Adventurebilt order - slipped through the cracks?
:offtopic: Mark, what instrument(s) do you make? -
What are you wearing today??
- AlanC
- Post #5,246
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Adventurebilt order - slipped through the cracks?
Again, with AB the process simply is part of it. If you don't like that don't order or you can ask for a refund. Steve clearly has enough demand without needing to implent all the suggestions that are so freely forthcoming. And as PanamaBob said, wait times for custom items are simply part of... -
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Dr. JeKyL and Mr. LeXOL
A couple of options to look at are Leather Therapy and Obenauf's.- AlanC
- Post #15
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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GW A1
I'll second the requests for pics of the wool A1. The GW A1 looks phenomenal. I speak as a great novice in this area, but like Scott, the A1 calls to me a lot more than the A2.- AlanC
- Post #20
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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French Cuff Puzzle
If it's what I think they are then they are there to adjust length. What brand shirt did you buy? I know that both Thomas Pink and Charles Tyrwhitt shirts have this feature, probably some others.- AlanC
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
