extreme_too2
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Just checking in to see how the project is going.
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Limited Run Ghostbusters 2016 Reboot JUMPSUITS by Magnoli Clothiers
- Thread starter Indy Magnoli
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No news yet... we're just sourcing materials at the moment...
Kitty Butler
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Hey Indy, any updates on this?
No, I'll post images as soon as I have some news.
Almost there...
Another teaser:
Our backlog of orders is around 6-7 months at the moment but we're working hard to get this down to a more reasonable 2-3 months.
Working on the name badges now:
Prototype is finished:
www.magnoliclothiers.com
Paranormal Boilersuit by Magnoli Clothiers
The one-piece boilersuit is made from a heavy-duty herringbone weave tan cotton with multiple pockets, a flapped lapel closure, elasticated waist and contrasting hazard stripes. Includes customized embroidered name patch and can be made-to-measure for a c
www.magnoliclothiers.com
extreme_too2
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Very exciting!
So, a couple of questions:
1. Do you have a pic of the No Ghost Patch? I’m anxious to see how the embroidery came out.
2. Where did you come down on offering both reflective and non-reflective silver trim?
3. Can we see a pic of the zipper?
4. Do the cuffs have buttons?
So, a couple of questions:
1. Do you have a pic of the No Ghost Patch? I’m anxious to see how the embroidery came out.
2. Where did you come down on offering both reflective and non-reflective silver trim?
3. Can we see a pic of the zipper?
4. Do the cuffs have buttons?
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Probably won't be doing Holtzmann's glasses... concentrating on Spengler's at the moment.
As for the other questions:
1) Here's the patch:
2) We could use non-reflective by request but, to be honest, the stuff we're using is pretty good. Unless you're using direct-flash photography, it'll look great in photos and in person.
3) Didn't get one of the zipper specifically since it's hidden. But it's a rectangular YKK puller in brass, like the original suits.
4) Yes, the cuffs have buttons... you can see this on the reverse shot on our site.
Kind regards,
Indy
As for the other questions:
1) Here's the patch:
2) We could use non-reflective by request but, to be honest, the stuff we're using is pretty good. Unless you're using direct-flash photography, it'll look great in photos and in person.
3) Didn't get one of the zipper specifically since it's hidden. But it's a rectangular YKK puller in brass, like the original suits.
4) Yes, the cuffs have buttons... you can see this on the reverse shot on our site.
Kind regards,
Indy
Can I ask why non screen-accurate buttons are being used when the screen accurate ones are so widely available?
Amazon link to screen accurate buttons.
Amazon link to screen accurate buttons.
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extreme_too2
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The screen-used suits had Enosea brand brass buttons on them. They’re fairly easy to get for personal use, though I can’t comment on what it’d take at a commercial level…
It’s definitely not my preferred way to go about it, but the buttons wouldn’t be too hard to procure, and then change out.
It’s definitely not my preferred way to go about it, but the buttons wouldn’t be too hard to procure, and then change out.
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We were using the closest buttons that were available from our hardware supplier. Thanks for the link! We'll look into this and see if we can get these style buttons in volume for future orders.
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