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[…] sewn on an angle and the print was a different angle from the pants. I couldn’t tell if this was a purposeful design element or a manufacturing mistake. The front pockets of the pants were unusually low; I couldn’t even get my hands in them with my elbows straightened. THE KIT’s website doesn’t share […]
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[…] arm openings are unfinished and have a ragged finish. This feature is mentioned on the website, but I didn’t expect it to look so much like… a mistake. That plus standard serged seams with a few loose threads on the edges, it looks like I turned my t-shirt into a muscle shirt with a […]
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