[Edward]

I would like to see the return of this fabric (fleck-check) for the winter, but in different colours.  It is such a good design, just make it in the current workshirt pattern (single pocket, spearpoint collar).

I'd like to see a lot of the same fabrics recycled, as I missed them last year... I love the club collars (oh, for that collar on a cellular cotton shirt with French cuffs!).

Those atomic-looking one would be especially popular with the rockabilly set, paired with one of the less extreme spearpoint shapes. Worth taking into mind if you were going to do the Atomic / Rockabilly Rave / Rhythm Riot festivals for marketing (worth doing - they attract people who will spend.)

[swinglish]

are the current collars fused?

All of the club collar shirts were; the two atomic weaves, the red and the spotted. This was the only thing I wasn’t 100% in love with on these shirts.

[Rudie]

I would like to see the return of this fabric (fleck-check) for the winter, but in different colours. It is such a good design, just make it in the current workshirt pattern (single pocket, spearpoint collar).

The most important thing when making shirts is to remember to offer tall sizes or to ask the factory to make size 15.5 with extra long sleeves!

[NCF]

That fleck check shirt is amazing. Probably my favourite shirt.

[SJC]

I have been looking at early wool/cotton blends, checks, a lot of checks and also earth and drab drill work shirts too, ill have more when samples arrive.

[willyto]

I would like to see the return of this fabric (fleck-check) for the winter, but in different colours.  It is such a good design, just make it in the current workshirt pattern (single pocket, spearpoint collar).

The most important thing when making shirts is to remember to offer tall sizes or to ask the factory to make size 15.5 with extra long sleeves!

 In which case customers who are a 15.5 and don't need long sleeves won't buy them when customers start talking to each other after the disappointment 

[Edward]

Viz the rockabilly crowd, this with a sit-flat camp-collar would be the bomb.

[Sean Longden]

I have been looking at early wool/cotton blends, checks, a lot of checks and also earth and drab drill work shirts too, ill have more when samples arrive.

I think that a lighter weight might be good for the 'fleck/check' shirt as it would make it more of an all-year-round shirt.

Personally, i am not a great fan of checks, which is why I like the fleck/check so much: it's a check that isn't a check and a stripe that isn't a stripe. You can wear it with workwear or with a suit and tie.

I consider the fleck/check to be one of SJC's great triumphs.

[Rudie]

I consider the fleck/check to be one of SJC's great triumphs.

Agreed. With a spearpoint collar and the asymmetric pockets of the first work shirt this would be my dream shirt together with the rust stripe flannel. Alas, the sizing ...

[SJC]

Well lets get some fleck check colourways going, chambray and rust and light blue are out.
What else is there?

[Rudie]

How about a pastel green with rust and silver fleck check or with blue and silver fleck check?

[Sean Longden]

Well, when it comes to vintage striped shirts, blue/cream/brown seems to be very popular. That might be a good combination.

"green with rust and silver " That sounds heavenly.

Creamy light yellow base with a red/green fleck check would look like a deconstructed tattersall check. And I would certainly wear it.

Rust base with teal/cream 'fleck/check' (which is basically like the striped rust workshirt from a couple of years ago, which i thought was fantastic)

[Rudie]

Well, when it comes to vintage striped shirts, blue/cream/brown seems to be very popular. That might be a good combination.

Cream with and blue and brown fleck checks sounds great.

[Tommy]

Viz the rockabilly crowd, this with a sit-flat camp-collar would be the bomb.

Agreed, loop collar and two breast pockets (not patch, but open, since there are enough Pendleton board shirts rip offs). 

Or workshirts, but with a collar tab?

[Edward]

Viz the rockabilly crowd, this with a sit-flat camp-collar would be the bomb.

Agreed, loop collar and two breast pockets (not patch, but open, since there are enough Pendleton board shirts rip offs). 

Or workshirts, but with a collar tab?

I think both would sell. The Rockabilly crowd- at least, those who do the weekenders - are interesting in that most are interested in both the workwear and dressier stuff. Check out the likes of the Rhythm Riot, where you'll see folks wandering around in denim through the day, but the vast majority will dress up at night.

I know I keep harping on about the rockabilly thing, but they re folks who spend the money on clothes, like the Chap crowd generally - not all corners of vintage are so keen.