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Victorinox Swiss Army Reviews
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Victorinox Swiss Army may now be popular for its line of travel wear and dressy casual clothing, but the company didn’t start in the clothing industry. Karl Elsener of Victorinox Swiss Army began manufacturing knives for the Swiss Army in the late nineteenth century. Quickly rising in popularity as one of the world's finest manufacturers of pocket knives, Victorinox Swiss Army decided to expand its product line to include high-quality men's clothing and accessories. Today, the Victorinox Swiss Army brand features the finest in ... Learn more about Victorinox Swiss Army travel and business casual clothing for both men and women, ranging from sweaters and shirts to jackets, pants and jeans. Victorinox Swiss Army products have a clever combination of technical features and luxury fabrics that ensure an impeccably modern style in every soft shell jacket, linen shirt or merino wool sweater. Victorinox Swiss Army products may have more bells and whistles than other outdoor clothing and gear, but each feature is expressly chosen to add functionality and fashionability to your daily routine or outdoor adventures.
Average Rating based on 1957 reviews
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Reviewed by Pine Cone from Western Washington on Wednesday, May 22, 2013Well made, similar in function to several Victorinox knives I have owned in the past, but this one is just large enough to be a bit big for daily pocket carry. The plus is that the larger size allows for longer knife and saw blades which makes them more useful. I have had some sort of a Victorinox knife in my pocket on a daily basis for most of the last 40 years, but these days I favor a smaller one than this knife. I this one will end up in my truck glove box. Similar to one I carried to Rarotonga, Fiji, New Zealand and Australia back in the early 1980s.
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Reviewed by johnn the hiker from colorado on Monday, May 20, 2013Really small for the listed size. I wear size M polo shirts and I had to try out a M and a L before settling on an XL, which is still small, especially lengthwise.
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Reviewed by Conak from Around on Saturday, May 18, 2013I figured I'd give this one a shot, and I am so glad I did. This is a casual coat, can be dressed up to sport elegant, or dressed down to utilitarian safari gear. It has many practical features, like the mostly hidden zipper to close the front, plus a working lapel button that allows full closure. The construction is strong, so you know you can throw heavy items in the pockets, and even though it didn't say so in the description, the fabric is highly water resistant, and will certainly keep you dry in the rain as long as you don't spend all day in it. All this makes it a great coat for the type of person who rides the train to work and then walks several blocks in the city, or for traveling overseas, because it is functional and rugged, with impressive water repellency, but looks like a 21st century rendition of the (once entirely practical) sport coat. As for fit it is true to size, though this is slightly less 'tailored' of a fit than other Victorinox items
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Reviewed by Conak from Around on Saturday, May 18, 2013To enjoy this jacket you really have to consider what it is and what it isn't. What it isn't is a sport coat for semi-formal occasions. What it IS is a stylish alternative to a neon N0rth F@ce rain jacket that was designed for backpacking in adverse weather. It fills the gap between the hiking rain jacket that looks as sloppy as those zipper-convertible pants outside of the trail, and the overcoat that always looks to formal with anything but a full suit. This is a rain coat with a nice sport coat cut for moderate rain, but can convert into a fully closed rain barrier, even including the most well-hidden hood I have seen- making it perfect for rainy days within the city limits when you don't need a suit .. As for sizing, it is an accurately sized, if not slightly 'tailored' cut. I regularly wear size 40, sometimes 38 in the more generous labels (American brands love their vanity sizing, but this is definitely European sizing standards--despite being tagged with US sizes--so the size listed is true to size and not true to the size you were just after college when you still ran 3 miles a day), and here I tried both 38 and 40. 38 was impractically snug, but 40 was just right
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Reviewed by Jason from CO on Friday, May 17, 2013Perfect size Great - Standard Victorinox Quality Highly Recommended!!
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Reviewed by johnn the hiker from colorado on Friday, May 17, 2013I got this shirt for my wife, and it's like someone tailored a shirt just for her. It works well for small hips, unlike the picture. Nice air vents for the underarms, a subtle Swiss cross on the chest. I wish I could buy 10 more but STP is out of stock.
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Reviewed by johnn the hiker from colorado on Friday, May 17, 2013Make sure you order up a size or two. I normally wear size M polo shirts, and the XL is the size that fits me. Only found out through trial and error, ordering and sending back M, then L, then I got an XL that fit. The shirts are also on the short side, hanging to about an inch below the beltline. It's a look that works really well for some guys. High quality shirt, well made shirt. I can see why the price tag says $125.00.
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Reviewed by Chemise Garcon from Seattle on Wednesday, May 15, 2013Expert tailoring? Check. Quality materials? Check. Contemplative design? Check. Everything you want in a s/s shirt at the amazingly low STP prices - fully supported by their superior return policy and customer service!
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Reviewed by Jumping Joe from Pittsburgh PA on Wednesday, May 15, 2013Ok shirt but they sent the wrong shirt>
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Reviewed by Maya from NC on Wednesday, May 15, 2013The face was way too big for me. Returned it.
