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Another delivery from Hoosier. Every time I receive a shipment I'm reminded that I don't need to seek out anything from other brands. Angler jacket. Uplander shirt. Diamond Cracker. Big Bertha. Motel. US Forest Service. U Patch Logo and Mechanics Cap.13 points
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Patch is hilarious I love it! And thank goodness for no pizza arcs9 points
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Tbh I'd rock that pizza-censored patch. If anyone is looking that closely at your ass during work, you either gotta take 'em out or report them to HR, no in between.5 points
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We’ve been at my in-laws cabin in Minnesota this week and I figured it would be a good time to get some good wear into my Kyotos LL Bean flannel and Denime my son’s first boat ride. Same as above - Denime not visible Warehouse flannel/Denime in less than ideal lighting found my father in-laws shearling coat so I did my best Marlboro Man impression5 points
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One update deserves another. These are the 01’s in the XX4 denim I think. I find this denim quite comfortable - rivaling fullcount - and also quite stubborn! Probably 5-6 months real time wear, the last month has me cycle commuting 5-10 miles a day in them 3-5 days a week. Washed 5-6 times, washing weekly now.3 points
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Whoa, I remember seeing those at some or other event at S&S probably close to 10 years ago, I would’ve assumed they were all long gone by now3 points
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Some great new kit @Broark...also seeing the Uplander as a tempting stand-out2 points
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Yes, indeed. Had been looking at them for a while and finally succumbed to the temptation. I also bought the BR Wm Gibson black chambray shirt. Both items are very nice.2 points
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Totally agree, there’s some great designs out there! But for me it comes down to fit, and I haven’t been burned by anything from FW yet.2 points
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Mr Freedom under pressure... https://www.instagram.com/p/C8i1pIGNDwn/?igsh=MTFnb2dxa3RxeGcyZg%3D%3D2 points
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^ I do like some other designs etc, but really this is the truth.2 points
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At Inspiration he (Andrew) had one (might have been two) jackets constructed in the original Stifel fabric.2 points
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The 232XX-54 jacket still looks interesting, might pick it up depending on the measurements when it drops. But browner weft banner denim seems right up my alley since who knows when Warehouse is gonna restock their 2002XX in banner.2 points
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Justing chatting with bF and Simone on the patch... given the first design was received with more enthusiasm and there are ahem reservations with the second, the proposal is to stick with the original first patch... which was very tasty indeed... A few nice looking pairs of jeans on Simone's feed today... no pun intended 🍕2 points
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@indigoeagle I'm wearing the JP market one , purchased from SOAS. I love them and keep meaning to buy another pair. If you buy the UK Sanders chukka size up a half size from these.1 point
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Very nice classical combination. Which Sanders do you wear? I think, there is a classical pair, which is very slim, from what I've heard. And there is another one, apparently for the Japanese market, that is sold in Europe exclusively by Son of a Stag, and that is a bit wider.1 point
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Woooooo, back to back nice examples of Ooe fades! I love it! @Broark and @AlientoyWorkmachine1 point
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@silencejoe oh wow. I didn’t know they were still around. Do they make any new product lately?1 point
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That's how I understood it. They gave the same banner to Kurabo and they examined it based on this added 10% brown(ish) cotton to the yarns. On Instagram they have some posts talkoing about it. Basically that the cotton was less clean back in the days. You are right, there are more brands featuring a brownish weft. Or rather natural/unbleached weft. UES is one of them. I think what play a bigger role is on which actual model they base their whole procution line on? How many example pairs did they study? In which condition was the sample pair. A good (or rather bad) example is the TCB 40s. The sample pair was one worn down pair in size 28 (or smaller?!) and they based the whole pattern of the run on this sample. The counter example would be FW which uses several pairs of different sizes to create a pattern. Something I heard from @Duke Mantee and Seiichiro. And it is very likely that fits are still tweaked so they will fit the targeted customer base better.1 point
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Don't remember if I ever posted these.... Montgomery Ward 1939 (not the 1939S) that I mentioned a couple of posts ago. I had a really crass repair done by a dry cleaner on the crotch blowout, but years later, way after I - eh hem - grew out of them - I had them repaired by Zip and co at Denim Doctors in Los Angeles. Terrible repair experience and the outcome was just okay. Long story...1 point
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Starting to develop some decent contrast on the WWII jeans. Pictured here with a belt made by our very own Sir Duke.1 point