See people on this sub talk about how buying things on their trip is the way to go as compared to bringing them from their home, things like soap or umbrellas for example.
Experiment 309 - Futureonethrees
A one 3Bar experiment. A version of the lightweight and strong Futuredarts silhouette that uses long darts instead of a side seams to create a clean, free-moving pant. The 3Bar adjust replaces the front button and allows for extremely precise and comfortable adjustment.
A long sleeved t-shirt in a cotton unlike any other. An 8oz, mercerized and bio-polished cotton jersey; heavyweight yet super-breathable; soft and smooth to the touch but with a serious off-the-body structure.
What do yall think are the chances we get some shorts in ramiefall this year? Or should I just get some Ramiefall Yes Pants and make cutoffs?
The driest kind of cozy in a pant. The Ramiefall fabric takes all the open magic of ramie and turns it into a warmer, fuzzier, midweight beast in our relaxed and chill Yes Pants silhouette. Elastic waist with a 3Bar + paracord 550 drawcord.
Considering purchasing the Futuredarts and New Way Shorts for travel in hot weather.
What is the wrinkle resistance of F.Cloth like?
Have been using Lululemon’s Warpstreme Commission pants and have been very happy with their wrinkle resistance, but they are not that breathable and wish they looked more like cloth.
I bought from one of Outlier’s competitors in Europe (unnamed for now). When I needed to make a return, I was asked to declare it as a ‘gift’ with a value of $1. The local post office told me this would mean that I couldn’t get insurance on the item, and that it was effectively illegal. So I entered the true value and put it as a ‘returned item’. But the seller contacted me to say they had had to pay a 60 euro fee to retrieve the item, which they would waive ‘just this once’.
Is this common practice? Has anyone else experienced this? Is there any way to return to Europe without effectively lying? I need to make another return but have no intention of lying on a customs form.