a day agobizzbobb
You are doing the Lord's work with these videos. Also, I need a 3D printed model of all the different knits now, so thank you very much..
4 days agogmatthewpadilla
I got the shirt today in large. Wish I bought the medium size. The black colour is like a void and will actually look good on me with a tighter fit just like yours Joe. Even so, the feel is unreal. I thought it was silk!
7 days agozlasher
I got my shirts yesterday and wow. They are absolutely impeccable feel and quality. These are without a doubt the best shirts I’ve ever felt. I’m along for the journey for all future products. This is what great supply chain focused on optimizing for quality of product gets you. Not optimizing for pure profit.
7 days agoaa.ron1842
I had to exchange my 2XL to 3XL for a roomier fit, but even trying on the shirt made me feel devastated I could not wear it today. These are the shirts you feel at an upscale boutique and they show $299 on the tag. This will be the last stop for me searching for the perfect black shirt. Side note, your attention to detail in packaging did not go unnoticed! @shiftfashiongroup @joe.ng_
7 days agoseamstoanend
I wish your account existed when I was teaching textiles, such a great resource for learners, you take complex tiny processes and make them clearly visible and easy to understand. Wonderful work ❤️
7 days ago_prakash_dutt_
Just a simple question-what’s actually new here? Many brands already use interlock and interlock with spandex in their products. It mainly comes down to cost. Interlock is generally more expensive than single jersey, which is one reason many brands don’t use it across all their products. Fabric weight and the intended performance of the garment are also important factors when choosing between the two.
7 days agoaranxsports
@cutiewhy22 what if your yarn doesn't have singing Proses 🤔 one of the Proses is this ...then whatever you do fabric didn't feel smooth
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