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  2. Maynard Friedman
    “Where can I buy one of those jackets?”
  3. Dr_Heech
    @MJF9 l agree with @beautiful_FrEaK insomucinsomuch the garment is based off an actual vintage one so the wonkiness is perfect, in a perfect wonky sense. I just think like many that it is now just one manufacturer outdoing the next on the wonky scale. I for one am over this trend by a long shot but can appreciate the draw it still has.
  4. rbeck
    I like the SC stuff better than that Full Count pair posted yesterday because at least they trimmed loose threads (aside from chainstitch runoff). Personally wouldn't wear either because they look more like homemade clothes than repros to the untrained eye. Appreciate the attention to detail though.
  5. beautiful_FrEaK
    Well, except for the excessive chainstitch run-offs they are a 1:1 copy of an existing Levi's jacket, so I wouldn't say they take it too far... because there is an actual jacket looking like this. No fantasy product.
  6. CSL
    So what do we think about the new SUGAR CANE SUPER DENIM COLLECTIBLES 1943 models? Has the wonkiness finally been taken too far?...
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  8. rodeo bill
    seconded @JDelage, @merzbotI'd love to see it!
  9. Dr_Heech
    Classic early seventies Maynard joke.
  10. MJF9
    1927 in 'standard' denim
  11. Maynard Friedman
    ^ What plant did they use for the rivets and buttons? A steel plant?
  12. MJF9
    Freewheelers 1927, Powerwear, Trackwalkers / @Duke Mantee / Pras
  13. Sympathy-For-The-Denim
    but they made a plant based 501 in 2023 which had 100% cotton thread though, of course I bought em 🤫
  14. AlientoyWorkmachine
    Under the weather and stupid hot out for May. Indoors working in my version of a leisure suit. Tender / Fullcount (11 oz denim)
  15. Dr_Heech
    @Sympathy-For-The-Denim Meh, this is still lvc so probably still stitched with poly thread 🤮
  16. Sympathy-For-The-Denim
    but now for real the newest of the "oldest" : https://sourcingjournal.com/denim/denim-brands/levis-vintage-clothing-reproduces-oldest-archival-jean-9rivet-cone-denim-smithsonian-511119/
  17. buler
    "And now for something completely different" Feeling nostalgic. Couldn't afford these back in high school. Now I can. 80's Guess jeans. Always thought they nailed the gray/black color. RRL shirt Buck Mason Field-spec heavy tee (highly recommend!) Nike 79 Tailwind
  18. rbeck
    Good color on those chucks
  19. tod
    Chippewas, worn frequently for 8 years or so.
  20. silencejoe
    Sure mate 23 in 26in Around 27in Back around 26 in Around 24in
  21. Broark
    Looks like they included some extra thread in case you need to repair it yourself down the line.
  22. beautiful_FrEaK
    Can you share some real life measurements as I still find the cut confusing They suggested a size 48 for me as well.
  23. silencejoe
  24. Sympathy-For-The-Denim
    the 30's Jean C which is the 1937ish version of TCB W31, worn around two month constantly with a 40 degree celsius wash in between though no signifikant shrinking since the came preswashed as most TCbs
  25. Duke Mantee
    I’m not sure 😂 … it does kinda reinforce a lot of what I’ve said about FW denim
  26. beautiful_FrEaK
    SDA - Ooe - Cons
  27. s2ledesm
    WTS P10-DS black size M Purchased from ssense in 2020, they did not provide bag and papers but I have proof of purchase of requested 7/10 condition just normal wear and washed regularly with Grangers. Comes with controversial 1kcorp belt lol Looking for 400 USD + pp fees. Located in Metro Vancouver, Canada so hit me up for a local deal. No trades please. Thanks for looking
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