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  2. TheJPdude
    Nice - glad to know they tuned into those details when making them. I thought they were starting to fall apart!
  3. Maynard Friedman
    That’s period correct, they didn’t use overlock stitching back then.
  4. TheJPdude
    Also, what's up with the inside stitching of my 1890? Were 19th century denim made with all these loose threads? It's like this near the button fly, down the legs, and in the pockets.
  5. CSL
    It's been about 5 weeks since my last update. Despite the hot weather I've managed to wear these most days. Overcast outside today so a pretty true representation of the progress, I'd say. First repair happened a couple of weeks back. An inch and a half of hand stitching on the crotch seam. Likely I could have done a neater job had I not lacked the self discipline to remove my bifocals, and break my focus from reruns of Dickenson's Real Deal.
  6. indigoeagle
    Inspired by @chicote's recent WAYWT pic, I looked into vintage Gant shirts. Apparently in the 60s for some time they were the world second largest producer of shirts. I saw these details of their shirts on one vintage packaging. Sensible high quality points.
  7. Cold Summer
    Here's a video from a couple months ago where he wears them: He fills out the jeans and jacket pretty good, leading to the nice whiskering of his pair. Ever since I started wearing straight fit jeans, pretty much all of my pairs have a very relaxed fit in the top block, since for my waist size of 31-32 I have skinny thighs and a not-large rear end. Still, I quite like my fit, which is very comfortable and similar to how early 40s jeans were worn in photos from the period by Russell Lee, etc.
  8. TheJPdude
    Just got the 54s back from hemming. Feels pretty good.
  9. indigoeagle
    Nice video. Would have been even better to see how the tux would have looked worn by him and whether the fit is wider or tighter.
  10. beautiful_FrEaK
    @bod good choice! They run smaller than older Denime (IMO) but fingers crossed they will fit!
  11. Cold Summer
    Came across this channel of a Japanese gentleman wearing the Late S40s tux, some serious fade inspiration here. He said that he washed for the first time around five months of wear, then about twice a month after that, currently around 10 months of wear. To me, this kind of fade is pretty much ideal. But since my jeans and jacket fit me more loosely, I doubt mine will look this dramatic even if I had the same wash routine.
  12. cultpop 0217
    Found some more shots of my boots with only a few months wear. A year to the day.
  13. bod
    Good stuff bF, just bought a pair of 30th XX, just hope they fit when they arrive
  14. Maynard Friedman
    There should be a smaller one in front (or an even bigger one behind),like Russian dolls 🪆
  15. Double 0 Soul
    What happens with all your lovely house plants @chicote Do they make the move with you like Léon or do you take a select few and donate the rest?
  16. julian-wolf
    Thanks all. Feels like they’ve just started showing some color over the last month or two, and I’m happy with how they’re going. I’ve slowed down enough on the Word of Mouth contest to be pretty consistently wearing these around twice a week, at this point, so I’m hopeful that there’ll be more real progress to show in the next half year
  17. reallypeacedoff
    With regards to sizing, you are totally right @chicote. All cars are getting bigger. Glad you use yours as intended, but I bet you get asked all the time to "help with moving?" 😂 (ask me how I know) Minitruckin' is more of a style and less about the actual size. Semantics. It's about chopping, shaving, bagging, dropping, and scraping. You could bag an F350 or a HumVee, and it would still be considered a "minitruck."
  18. Well27
    140!
  19. MJF9
    100!
  20. chicote
    I just moved apartments and had a guy in an 8 foot tall Silverado gawking at me as i drove to my new place with my stuff packed like this in my bed … hey at least my truck can carry more than groceries!!! edit: also as to why they’re called “mini” trucks (not my photo but i have had dozens of experiences like this, esp in the Home Depot parking lot lol) .. this is a late 90s/early 00s Toyota pickup vs a 2020s f150. Notice the bed sizes are exactly the same length!
  21. Maynard Friedman
    What colour were they, what were the temperature settings and spin speeds and how many were in each shop? Did you have to put coins in to make them work or did they override that function? 😂
  22. beautiful_FrEaK
    @Vamp they were semi-professional. Like the ones you would find at a laundromat
  23. dennnnnnnnn

    Warehouse

    dennnnnnnnn replied to Medine's topic in superdenim

    Totem Brand in Philadelphia
  24. rodeo bill
    Fantastic Julian! This is the first worn-in pair of these I've seen. We did an overdyed test on my own pair of worn-in 125s, which are really cool (back a few pages) but totally different as the wear is pre-dye. It's really interesting to see how subtle the undyed parts are on the outside, but still very bright on the inside. A nice little personal detail. Thanks for posting!
  25. cultpop 0217
    Deke Dickerson tee Vtg Van Huesen Painted belt Bronson '36 cowboy LeePro Trusty no name work boots
  26. LazyS
    120?
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