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Bunch of pics of my SC1946 after another wash

Sheffield marathon today.. they run past our house before heading out towards the Peak District so i got out of dodge early Rode up Whitley Wood Road towards Ringinglow Had a blast around Burbage.. the cloud cover in the valley was incredible, even through this vintage iphone4 Rode down the crazy hill into Hathersage.. i'm now under the clouds ..through to Adventure Cafe at Hope ..took the Edale road.. past The Cheshire Cheese Edale ..up to Mam Tor ..this is the road, i've just cycled up from Edale.. on a 30yr old MTB ..took the bridlepath ..looking over Mam Tor ..the road at t'other side of Mam Tor has been slipping down the hill since the day it was opened.. meh! let's just give it back to nature ..stopped for a stroopwafel, feathuring JMC sweatshirt, vintage 90s era Stussy shorts and Chucks ..rode down into Castleton ..and back home

My Iron Hearts and I went to the apple orchard/pumpkin farm with my grandsons. Had a great day. At the end of the day number 1 was a bit worn out and number 2 was still ready to go.

220A

@rbeck They’re looking great, looking forward to a real update when the time comes Great Lakes / Tender shades / Ooe / Tezo / Duke / Cane’s + Russell vellies

my buddy is a farmer as is thrashing a pair of 1951 601rb

Freewheelers Army Civilian Shirt Freewheelers 1922 jeans Nicks boots

harlequinning through air, mountain, forest n’ rodeo aero / kavu / vintage finnish military/ rw pecos (and then sea with doxa)

11 inch minimum? I'd say anything under 13 is unacceptable.

Saw this

Nope, the shipping is 3000¥ flat on top. They ask 10% over the domestic price. So basically as if they wouldn't deduct the VAT. I asked them about it.

Finally getting some wear in on the 03s. Only about 10 wears in so not much fading. Considering hemming again so I don’t have to double cuff after the first wash.

1922 are off to a great start with some nice dirty fades.

Yesterday my girlfriend and I went to a vintage market and I snagged some great pieces. Everything but the baseball tee and the Jeff Gordon tee were from the same vendor and he cut me a deal that made my day. Been wanting a varsity jacket for a while now so that was a good find. Then back at her apartment I cooked some lions mane mushrooms to make tacos. Never cooked these before but had them once or twice. It's impressive how well you can make them taste and feel like meat (at least from what I can remember). They were fun to cook too. Today she and I went for a bike ride along the Ohio Erie canal towpath. It's nearing the end of September and it's still mid 80s here in Ohio, and I'm over it. I want to wear jackets already.

Dang farmer friend, good job…

Loose fit

Same ol hat, vintage Rustler jacket, cropped tee, DIY jeans, Good Guys boots. Pleased with how these jeans are coming along. Been about 7 months in em I think?

Workers, LL Bean, TCB, Russell Moc

Newly hemmed Canes montage / TCB / Buaisou / Buckweat / Rototo (not visible)

Digging my old RRL rough outs. Supposedly RRL worked with a Pennsylvania boot maker who had a contract supplying boots to the US Army in WWII.

My 2009's are looking pretty good, but they've already had a crotch repair once and it's about to go again, I fear.

I bought the 1946 model (a bit late, lol). I was lucky to find a pair in my size at Göteborg Manufaktur. Thanks @Beau_FrEaK for the advice. The fit is perfect for me. The fabric is really beautiful, and the level of detail is impressive. I can't wait to wear it, but I'll have to get the length altered.

Action shot in beige FTW para hat, carhartt X2, buzz, vans, easpak helmet bag

A bit late here, I haven't worn these in quite some time (which is evident from the fold creases). Not sure why I stopped wearing them honestly.

Because @beautiful_FrEaK has decided not to buy any new jeans, I decided to pick up the slack. I got myself some S710XX-BK this weekend...Nice to have some proper black denim in rotation.

@Double 0 Soul I was in Hope last November for a weekend hiking with my mates from school. It’s a great spot. We went to the Cheshire Cheese for dinner and Beers. Lovely open fires that time of year. Good ales too. Very nice. Going back this November.

Theres some method to the madness albeit not willing to put 300 odd dollars on it. I've been emailing timeworn re the Atlas cuts and got the following measurements back: Lot 147 size 36 after one wash Waist laid flat: ~18 Thigh: ~ 14.3 Front rise: ~14 Knee: ~ 10.8 Hem: ~ 10.3 Inseam ~34.5 Hip 23.5 Lot 161 size 36 after one wash Waist laid flat: ~18 Thigh: ~ 14.5 Front rise: ~14.5 Knee: ~ 10.7 Hem: ~ 10.4 Inseam ~34.5 Hip 21.5 Now waiting on the 162 measurements before proceeding.

Picked up two new pairs of riding gloves from James Churchill, both unlined deerskin—really comfortable so far

I always liked the way Brando wore this brand new 101j too. Huge shoulder.

Good warning and also true to how the vintage jacket fits. Always been a tricky jacket to size because of the strong taper. Usually worn open, bottom unbuttoned, or big drop shoulder. TCB's repro is somewhat elongated, which makes this taper even more noticeable. Here's mcqueen squeezing into one. Looks uncomfortable. But looks cool here with it open

Selling a few items that no longer fit. Very minimal wear as climate in CA is moderate. Most of these have not been worn in years. All prices are shipped in CONUS and PP invoiced. Located in San Francisco, CA, USA. All ACR are full pack and 9/10, unless otherwise noted Discounts for multiples Shells J47R-GT small - $850 (happy to trade for other 47 variants in M, except A version) J61-GTV small - $1300 SOLD J61-WS small - $850 (happy to trade for M) J68-PL small, black - $800 Pants P5TS-S small, RAF, 7/10, pants only -$380 P14-S small, black, deadstock - $550 Other 3A-WK3, deadstock - $100 Nike Air Presto Mid XXS (7-8), bamboo, 3/10 (make no mistake, these were my beaters 🥲), no box - $80 Nike DAF 7, black/crimson, 7/10 - $100 w/ OG box or $80 without

I've worn a different pair every day this week... and that's the recent pattern... will be seeing if I can focus efforts a bit more!!

I'm mostly wearing a pair of 01's (4-5 days a week, while other days are in a random assortment of more worn things). They're fading a little bit, but honestly probably don't have more than 4-5 months total wear yet. But I hope they're in a good place by the time we get going. My WW2 pair, and my Holk (02 cut) are still in the plastic bags!

I'm at a point where I'd love to break in a new pair (from storage), but I really don't need to. It's a good exercise in staying with everything currently in my closet. My OA's are feeling frustratingly slow right now! It's a little challenge to see just how good they can get in the last 3 months or whatnot.

@MJF9 No, that was my backyard and I was wearing another pair. We had gone over 30 days without rain here and we finally had an overcast day, so I decided to take some pics. I couldn't have that dog off leash in an open area...one rabbit or squirrel and she'd be gone forever.

What was it at db- British lads comedy hour? 😃

@fresh1 looking good... though the pic raises too many questions ... is that the local park? What were you wearing when you took the picture? Did they call the police?

Lvc 1937 at the bottom, Csf 1941 in the middle and FW42's at the top. Both the repro 37 and 42 models have the standard yoke set up, whereas the pair in the middle do not. The standard yoke set up is what we are used to seeing on 501's made from August 1942 up until the present day which sees the bottom panels overlap the top ones, like on the lvc 37's and FW42's shown. The non-standard yoke set up is the csf 1941 pair in the middle. It sees the top panels overlapping the lower ones, a feature which just about 99% of the denim pants manufacturers used in their jeans construction at the time, only levis waited until c.1940 to do it, then flipped it back c.April 1942. Hopefully cleared all that up now 🙃

Picked this up yesterday. Denim by RRL and sugar cane

Filson x Governor Baxter Vest Hardenco denim workshirt Runabout Goods jeans Nicks boots

Small detail observed in Clutchman's video, with the comparison of the 1946 SG model (on the left) and the 1946 501 (on the right): the stitching of the belt loop is sewn into the pocket bag on the 501, whereas in SG's reproduction, it is not sewn into the pocket bag. 🧐

1946 model

50’s Jacket hardware has patinaed quickly.

Nice bit of patina on these Chucks.. nothing fancy, just standard white Chucks with 2yrs of wear ..some grime build up from my thumbs where i pull them on

Pricey M41001 but good condition / size https://zenmarket.jp/en/auction.aspx?itemCode=q1152578984

Washed again for science at 30°C. No changes

Great Lakes / Tender Co. / Joe McCoy’s / Freenote / Duke / The Vanishing West / Frank’s

Some pictures after applying Fiebing's Brown Edge Dressing. Looks so much better in my opinion, not really a fan of natural edges. Also swapped out the laces for the waxed laces (also included), though forgot to snap some photos. I'm certainly no boots expert. But I've worn White's, Wesco, Alden, etc. over the last 20 years. Never really had an eye for Red Wing. I appreciated the history, but didn't quite understand their use case since my PNW boots were much more robust, and my Alden's more dressier. All these years later, I find PNW boots too clunky and heavy, and my Alden's not robust enough. Suddenly Red Wing made perfect sense, and prices haven't really skyrocketed luckily. Some complain that these new Beckman's don't have the Japan version flatbox toe of yore (which I would've preferred), or that the heel should be stacked leather for the price. But for the price, I think these represent a perfect midway boot that looks dressy enough, and still robust enough without being cumbersome or hard on my geriatric knees. Looking forward to putting the miles in!

All done by our very own @Duke Mantee