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Looking for some help, but it's very specific.

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    Looking for some help, but it's very specific.

    I'm trying to source a late-Victorian style white cotton long sleeved collarless shirt for a male colleague. It needs to comfortably fit a 64" chest/waist (18.5" neck).

    The easy option would be to make one, but this isn't part of my job any more so that option is out.

    None of my regulars stock this size.

    Must be UK-based supplier. Must be suitable for a middle class context in the 1890s, so modern dress shirt styles will not do.

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    • fredatron@wandering.shopF fredatron@wandering.shop

      Looking for some help, but it's very specific.

      I'm trying to source a late-Victorian style white cotton long sleeved collarless shirt for a male colleague. It needs to comfortably fit a 64" chest/waist (18.5" neck).

      The easy option would be to make one, but this isn't part of my job any more so that option is out.

      None of my regulars stock this size.

      Must be UK-based supplier. Must be suitable for a middle class context in the 1890s, so modern dress shirt styles will not do.

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      @Fredatron Maybe @inkdustrielle knows?

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        @Fredatron Maybe @inkdustrielle knows?

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        @jandi @Fredatron sadly I don't really know well UK-based suppliers, I'm wondering if maybe Pinsent Tailoring can do it ?

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          @jandi @Fredatron sadly I don't really know well UK-based suppliers, I'm wondering if maybe Pinsent Tailoring can do it ?

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          @inkdustrielle @Fredatron Thanks! Link: https://www.pinsenttailoring.co.uk/

          Sorry for surprise-tagging you!

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            @jandi @Fredatron sadly I don't really know well UK-based suppliers, I'm wondering if maybe Pinsent Tailoring can do it ?

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            @jandi @Fredatron I just remember also this quite useful website who list historic menswear, maybe it can help !

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            Shops and brands - Vintagebursche

            Most of the posts on this blog contain recommendations on where to get the pieces I am displaying – no matter if it’s a double breasted suit, balmoral boots or boutonnières. This page here is meant as an overview. This list is not in any way complete. You are welcome to suggest more shops and […]

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            Vintagebursche (vintagebursche.de)

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            • jandi@mastodon.socialJ jandi@mastodon.social

              @inkdustrielle @Fredatron Thanks! Link: https://www.pinsenttailoring.co.uk/

              Sorry for surprise-tagging you!

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              @jandi @Fredatron no problem for the surprise tagging, it was fun to think about it (and to see that I really know a lot more womenswear brands than menswear^^)

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