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It's time of the year where I don't wear much else... Merz - Ooe - Duke - Doek
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Delivery from @Duke Mantee arrived PCT shorts s601xx with painted arcs 1937 with stitched arcs
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Here are a few pics of the 1943 jeans (size 34), received yesterday. As I mentioned to b_F, I feel pretty young and trim for an old dude, but look old and fat -- and, of course, the camera doesn't lie. I also have the jeans hiked up a bit, as I just put them on for the photo. I suspect they'll come in a little with a wash and I hope to come in a little too (i.e., lose a few pounds).
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@JohnM I am glad the W34 worked out for you as it did! Really a good and comfy looking fit. On another note, the SugarCane Okinawa is said to be dyed with a small amount of Ryukyu natural indigo (never found out how much, probably jst 1% or so ). Anyway, it might be this indigo from this blog entry: https://amakuma.ryukyu/en/ai-en/3 points
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David Morgan hat, Buzz Rickson shirt, FW Sidewinder shorts.
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Got mine from Hoosier, one wash and have already started wearing mine, just a few days. I couldn’t resist!2 points
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Nice to see Duke's legacy being carried forward. You have three really nice pairs, hope you don't Shred them up too quickly 😅1 point
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nice pairs with the arcs. I thought you just started a 20s pair.1 point
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Slept on it and thought about the jacket all day lol, I just dm'd you.1 point
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It looks great, @JohnM!1 point
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They fit you great John... We are around same age and I still think that my size is still the same. And always I have to solve tight waist after first soak 🐵1 point
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I see the GB710 and GB714 are up for pre-sale.1 point
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Caught in the act Ues + Cane’s1 point
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Far from the standard fare, here, but I can never resist a direct old vs. new comparison La Sporta Mythos Eco, old ones have seen around 3 years as training shoes, 2 front resoles (fourth photo), and enough hand stitching on the uppers (second photo) to call it a day1 point
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EUR 149.- + shipping US$159.-+ shipping More info: Workers P-47 Utility Jacket Olive Herringbone Twill Size M (but fits a little bigger in my opinion) New with tag Made in Japan similar to N-3 or P-41 utility jackets Measurements: Shoulder to shoulder: 50cm (19.7 inches) Pit to pit: 60cm (23.6 inches) Back Length: 71.5cm (28.2 inches) Sleeve (shoulder to cuff): 56.5cm (22.2 inches)1 point
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Just received the Longshoreman in wabash from Seiichiro-san. I really like this cut, and I've been looking for nice wabash pants. Right now, it's way too hot to wear long pants in Seattle. Soon though... (Most accurate picture on pic #2.)
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Army Civilian shirt Vanishing West 1922 1927 type 1 1922 jeans
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Vintage st James/vintage longines/samurai/birks
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Slight break from the oppressive heat, broke out the 42s. Really enjoy this cut.
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Been wearing this one almost daily since I got it. 1942 type 1
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A few Freewheelers (Ironalls chambray and Lot 102, Chopper Builder shorts) and a Star of Hollywood arrived today from our man Seiichiro
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Freewheelers Army Civilian shirt 1922 601xx
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Gave the 1922 a hot soak this morning. Extremely happy with the fit. Thanks again Sir @Duke Mantee!
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Also got my pair recently, planning to do the same as Doc and wait a bit. Probably once it starts to cool off. But I might be tempted to start wearing them sooner.1 point
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Guess a new journey begins for me as my FW1942 tux landed a couple of days ago, although mine will remain on ice for now. All l can say about the quality of the workmanship in the products is that they surpass expectations. And the communication, service and extras (including attention to detail) from Hoosier was top notch.
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Second installment in the interview series from Nest Clothing, this time interviewing Sushi. Great insight into the history of and inspiration of Freewheelers, their design ideology and what is important to him when creating these clothes.1 point
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DSPTCH Fidlock Key Chain - Add On
DSPTCH
$US 30
