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By Alec Leamas · Posted
It’s funny actually, before I was a member on here and just starting out in the denim collecting and fanboying game one of the few resources I could find was this thread on here, and your posts @MJF9 were key in that, I remember living vicariously through those posts and thinking ahhh man it would be so cool to have a mate pick some stuff up for me! Haha. And also seeing @smoothsailor’s battered up 147s and thinking surely not, they don’t end up like that do they?! Good old times, more innocent times maybe. -
By julian-wolf · Posted
^ You can’t go wrong; they’re my favorites by a good margin, not counting ‘90s Cane’s -
Adding... The patterns are much more differentiated compared to Freewheelers, SC etc all of which I have plenty of and like a lot. The cuts are different and they have their own unique twist on both jeans and the jackets such as the Leepro 147J or the 677J for instance. It's much easier to get hold of their stuff since Covid as they'll sell direct now and do so through emails, which is a good thing in that it keeps the brand going and extends the reach. I remember hankering after the stuff and persuading a mate to do a trip to the Tokyo shop for me when he was at the Rugby World Cup. He called me from the store but they refused to let him do a video call or take pictures inside. Anyhow, he brought me back a few nice items so I was happy. -
By southofnonorth · Posted
I've got the 147, 161, and 162. The 147 are my favourite (I'm currently trying to sell my 162 on this forum). I like the 161 fit. They are slightly wider in the hip and seemingly narrower in the leg, but I don't like the contrast between the orange thread and the indigo.
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