Actually they last for years if you take care of them. I use mine for yoga, so basically lots of regular hard wear, wash them in the washing machine, net bag, dry flat, no heat. That's it. They kept their shape like new.I recently bought some linen and linen/silk tees and they are so comfortable. And not see-through (though I didn't buy white!) I don't know if I want to wear my other linen tees anymore!
The prices are a bit up there for me though, for casual wear. Hopefully they will keep their shape and last a while.
Actually they last for years if you take care of them. I use mine for yoga, so basically lots of regular hard wear, wash them in the washing machine, net bag, dry flat, no heat. That's it. They kept their shape like new.
I never use a dryer so I would not know, but in general they damage clothes. I find their sizing consistent, though it very much depends on the cut, some are meant to be looser than others.Do you think I can safely shrink one of the 100%l linen tees a bit if I put it in the dryer briefly? It seems like the sizing on the tees really varies.
Hmm, I find the sizing inconsistent, even taking into account the cut. But thinking about it more, maybe they are just large for size in general, and the tees that fit well on me are meant to be skin tight. It's hard to get a good fit with only 4 sizes. No way that some of the size 1 tees I ordered are for a 31.5" bust (according to the size chart) It's so hard to buy clothing online!I never use a dryer so I would not know, but in general they damage clothes. I find their sizing consistent, though it very much depends on the cut, some are meant to be looser than others.
Yes I really don't know how you do manage to buy online. I tried on beforehand all the items bought in the boutique or in Bon marche when I was last in Paris, if anything though I'd say their sizing runs pretty small.Hmm, I find the sizing inconsistent, even taking into account the cut. But thinking about it more, maybe they are just large for size in general, and the tees that fit well on me are meant to be skin tight. It's hard to get a good fit with only 4 sizes. No way that some of the size 1 tees I ordered are for a 31.5" bust (according to the size chart) It's so hard to buy clothing online!
Hi. Instead of starting a new thread, I thought I would just resurrect this one. I really love this brand for those basic layering pieces but I am having a difficult time locating the ones that are made with the natural fibers. I am looking for cotton, silk, linen, cashmere, and wool pieces or blends. No viscose for me. I am in the US and it seems that all of the department stores that carry it online only ordered the viscose/ spandex/elastane blends. I was able to order a couple of long sleeve tees from yoox but I really have my eyes on some really pretty colors on FarFetch, but I would hope that they are available somewhere in the States. Maybe they only carry the natural fibers in store? Could someone please point me in the right direction? Please tell me where you have had success in purchasing this brand without paying a small fortune. Thank you!
The only place I'd found it locally is at Neimans and this other independent store. It looks like this brand had changed a lot of what they export to the US. I used to see a lot more of a selection then what I found on the website. All of my purchases were on sale.
This is the light jacket I bought a few years ago:
https://www.neimanmarcus.com/p/maje...564c5f79531a3e2bf078_d9D80ZNcEzj7JzbiIR9HADMm
I own a few of these tops:
https://www.neimanmarcus.com/p/maje...564c5f79531a3e2bf078_d9D80ZNcEzj7JzbiIR9HADMm