Flannel is a lot of things, so let’s get it straight. Flannel refers first to a fabric and second to a pattern typically associated with shirts of that fabric.
Although Flannel was originally a woven wool fabric, it is now often made with cotton, especially in shirting, and especially in cheaper shirting. This weave should still, ideally, provide a thick, soft, warm shirt.
Flannel shirts have been worn by everybody from rockers to lumberjacks. Okay, that was a rock fan and a wood fan, but still, they’re good pictures that you should look at.
Price Bins:
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- I’ll post price bins as top level comments. Post your answer to a price bin, as a second level comment. You can also use top level comments for general info, inspo albums, and general questions.
- Try to stick to one brand/strategy per second-level comment. If you want to recommend both Alden and Carmina, post them separately so people can vote and discuss separately.
- Include a link in your second-level comment if you can — if not to a purchase page, at least to images.
- Try to use prices you might realistically pay. That might be MSRP, or it might not — it depends. If you’re in a cheap bin, maybe the best buying strategy is to thrift, or wait for a big sale. If you’re buying from a store like Banana Republic, paying full price is simply incorrect — the only question is whether you’ll get 40% off or 50% off. So factor that in.
- The bins are in USD, so either use a US price, or convert a non-US price to USD to pick the bin.
- There is no time limit on this thread, until Reddit stops you from posting and voting. This thread will sit in the sidebar for a long time, and serve as a guide for lots of people, so help them out!
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r/malefashionadvice Flannel is a lot of things, so let’s get it straight. Flannel refers first to a fabric and second to a pattern typically associated with shirts of that fabric. Although Flannel was originally a woven wool fabric, it is now often made with cotton, especially in shirting, and especially in cheaper shirting. This weave should still, ideally, provide a thick, soft, warm shirt. Flannel shirts have been worn by everybody from rockers to lumberjacks. Okay, that was a rock fan and a wood fan, but still, they’re good pictures that you should look at. Price Bins: $50-100 $100-$200 $200 to $300 $300 to $400 Above $400 Guidelines for posting here: I’ll post price bins as top level comments. Post your answer to a price bin, as a second level comment. You can also use top level comments for general info, inspo albums, and general questions. Try to stick to one brand/strategy per second-level comment. If you want to recommend both Alden and Carmina, post them separately so people can vote and discuss separately. Include a link in your second-level comment if you can — if not to a purchase page, at least to images. Try to use prices you might realistically pay. That might be MSRP, or it might not — it depends. If you’re in a cheap bin, maybe the best buying strategy is to thrift, or wait for a big sale. If you’re buying from a store like Banana Republic, paying full price is simply incorrect — the only question is whether you’ll get 40% off or 50% off. So factor that in. The bins are in USD, so either use a US price, or convert a non-US price to USD to pick the bin. There is no time limit on this thread, until Reddit stops you from posting and voting. This thread will sit in the sidebar for a long time, and serve as a guide for lots of people, so help them out! submitted by /u/NoMarket5 [link] [comments]
Flannel is a lot of things, so let’s get it straight. Flannel refers first to a fabric and second to a pattern typically associated with shirts of that fabric.
Although Flannel was originally a woven wool fabric, it is now often made with cotton, especially in shirting, and especially in cheaper shirting. This weave should still, ideally, provide a thick, soft, warm shirt.
Flannel shirts have been worn by everybody from rockers to lumberjacks. Okay, that was a rock fan and a wood fan, but still, they’re good pictures that you should look at.
Price Bins:
Guidelines for posting here:
- I’ll post price bins as top level comments. Post your answer to a price bin, as a second level comment. You can also use top level comments for general info, inspo albums, and general questions.
- Try to stick to one brand/strategy per second-level comment. If you want to recommend both Alden and Carmina, post them separately so people can vote and discuss separately.
- Include a link in your second-level comment if you can — if not to a purchase page, at least to images.
- Try to use prices you might realistically pay. That might be MSRP, or it might not — it depends. If you’re in a cheap bin, maybe the best buying strategy is to thrift, or wait for a big sale. If you’re buying from a store like Banana Republic, paying full price is simply incorrect — the only question is whether you’ll get 40% off or 50% off. So factor that in.
- The bins are in USD, so either use a US price, or convert a non-US price to USD to pick the bin.
- There is no time limit on this thread, until Reddit stops you from posting and voting. This thread will sit in the sidebar for a long time, and serve as a guide for lots of people, so help them out!
submitted by /u/NoMarket5
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