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Unlimited Run Star Trek: Picard, Away Jackets, Now Taking Orders!
It's at $355.
Father Cool
Member
I paid $400 for the jacket and shipping to the UK. Does that tally?
That means you probably ordered before I had fixed the issue with shipping on etsy, and I can refund you the shipping cost you paid.
Shipping is included in the cost of this one.
You placed your order at Excellent Leather Shop, our price was for mens $400 and $380 for womens.
From now all jackets price would be $390, I'll refund $10 on all receveid orders.
Thanks,
Jameel Ur
Father Cool
Member
Thanks Jameel. It's no issue I was just confirming, that's all. I will no doubt be getting a large bill from customs and the delivery service when it gets to the UK anyway! Lol.
Father Cool
Member
These are good questions.
I'll pass along the answer given on Etsy, so far we are planning to have a lining, and one or two interior pockets.
VitalNonsense
Well-Known Member
I have a question about submitting measurements for the etsy order.
For the submission, do you want real body measurements? For example, if my neck at base is ~42cm around, of course I would not want a dress shirt to be that close. I see some online suggest to add a couple centimeter to the measurement for comfort. Same goes for my wrist, it is 19.5cm around, but I would not want a shirt cuff to be that tight.
I assume you will already take that into account based on real measurements, but I wanted to make sure. Should I submit measurements exactly as measured, or add extra for comfort?
Also since you have looked at many reference photos from the real prop wardrobe I am looking for your opinion. Where in relation to the pants belt does the jacket end for Riker and Geordi? I want to try and match with my 'back size' measurement.
For the submission, do you want real body measurements? For example, if my neck at base is ~42cm around, of course I would not want a dress shirt to be that close. I see some online suggest to add a couple centimeter to the measurement for comfort. Same goes for my wrist, it is 19.5cm around, but I would not want a shirt cuff to be that tight.
I assume you will already take that into account based on real measurements, but I wanted to make sure. Should I submit measurements exactly as measured, or add extra for comfort?
Also since you have looked at many reference photos from the real prop wardrobe I am looking for your opinion. Where in relation to the pants belt does the jacket end for Riker and Geordi? I want to try and match with my 'back size' measurement.
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Yes, as shown on the size guide. Allowance will be added.
To me it looks like it's maybe an inch and a half below the belt. Should line up about with the cuff of the sleeve.
VitalNonsense
Well-Known Member
Thanks for the advice! Just submitted my form for my order placed yesterday.
As Zlurpo said, we'll add two inside pockets, and lining would be polyester/ silk lining.
Order Done
RedDog
New Member
So-new question-the Google doc asks for pants size and gives the example of size 32. But women’s pants are sized very differently with the size not being a measurement. For example-my niece wears size 0 pants but obviously she has measurements that aren’t zero. How do we convert to the centimeters for the form?
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