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John Gluckow Companion The rest - vintage

Surplus , cresent down, carhartt, Fullcount ss, vans

Nonnative Phigvel Patagonia Phigvel Redwing

More photo S91j vs 91j

Kind of surprised that these haven't been posted here before, or maybe they have and the links are just dead. Kurt Cobain at the 1993 MTV Awards

1927 Freewheelers type 1 1937 Freewheelers jeans

Just waiting on @UkeNo, @JohnM, @fabes, @aho, @bartlebyyphonics, @theguywhoknewthatguy, @volvo240thebest and @Mtvare for their approximate locations...

@Dr_Heech All tagged size 31 1001XX 25th anniversary - 3 button fly 1001XX - 3 button fly DD-1004 1937 - 3 button fly 1003XX WWII (from 2004-2008) - 4 button fly (pictured) 1002 Cowboy Pants WWII - 4 button fly (pictured)

Dr, I know you're all set but here's a pick of the fly. These have a decently high rise of 11" for a sz 33 waist.

Flat Head 3003xx. Also, video fit version on Instagram. Absurdly rare and special dead stock pair from the pre-lawsuit era of TFH, made between 2004-2007. Flat Head's WWII model, with olive herringbone pocket bags, no coin pocket rivets, painted arcs, red tab, regular rise, straight leg. I got this pair about a year ago off Buyee and finally got around to washing these, and I'm in love. Easily the best fitting TFH pair I've worn. A very unique and special pair.

not today but still a fit picture Jelado North Sea Clothing TCB 40's Role Club Underdogs

Just personal opinion but I like the idea of the cinch serving it’s purpose. Certainly belt loops or suspender buttons must also be there for a reason where the use of the former seem the more ubiquitous and the latter more of a style choice (today). The cinch stands out to me though, at least in terms of how it complements the jeans as they age (a recent post in the Freewheelers thread being the perfect testament to that). In reality I don’t have a lot of personal experience with it though.

So I was just randomly looking on eBay and managed to find this pair it's the momotaro X blue owl 12 overdyed. I have the original pair( on the right) for some time now so you can really see the colour comparison. Pair on the left is the Sumi ink dyed that I wear for work 5 days a week, supposedly they will fade to blue but I feel like it might be a few more years until I see it.

The owner of new denim brand ‘Hermit Jeans’ fundamentally disagrees with this.

Great photos ^ I believe that's the pair that sold for $400,000 last year - https://bid.juliensauctions.com/lot-details/index/catalog/471/lot/213725/NIRVANA-KURT-COBAIN-PHOTO-MATCHED-STAGE-WORN-AND-EVENT-WORN-LEVIS (better photos in the article) If I had to guess, looks like ~1970 big E?

Top shelf. Loving the palette of colours!

@LazyS Love me a pair of actually cinched cinchback’s

Speaking of 714, wearing mine today

SEUVAS COFFEE-DYED CAPSULE COLLECTION Seuvas brings us a new coffee dyed capsule collection taking three garments and presenting them in a subtle shade of “coffee” by garment dying them in spent coffee grounds from local cafes in their region of Japan. We have a beautiful 23oz herringbone canvas trucker jacket and two different medium weight canvas shirts, all three naturally dyed in a subtle "coffee" color and finished with a special edition version of the Seuvas porcelain button, this one with little tiny coffee beans hand painted onto the button.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Seuvas is a brand dedicated to the art of producing canvas of all weights. They own their own canvas looms and factory which produces their canvas exactly to their specifications for the right look and texture. They even cut and sew all the garments in their own workshop in Kurashiki, Japan using vintage sewing machines so that the canvas reacts with just the right amount of puckering at the seams. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ The only exterior branding on their garments is a single hand-made porcelain button made from clay ore (Amakusa pottery stone) mined in Amakusa City, Kimamoto prefecture, Japan. Amakusa pottery stone is a historic pottery stone that is a raw material which has been used in Japanese pottery since the 17th century. These porcelain buttons are designed by Seuvas and made in the traditional way in Amakusa. Shop Seuvas Online: https://www.selfedge.com/seuvas

Guessing I'm not the only one who follows 'theworkwearyears' on IG They recently posted a nice set of pics with cowboys wearing type 1 jackets.

TCB Wool-Lined 50's Jacket johng mung denim AJ5 I don't think I've mentioned this before. This jacket was impossible for anyone to repair, so I repaired it myself. And I painted it.

Picked up these 4005C recently for a good price Can’t find much info on them, but I guess they’re a different fabric (LHT with a brown, maybe plant dyed warp and a dark weft) version of the 3005C from around 2004–2006. Classic mid-‘50s detailing with a zipper fly, and of course the old editable arcs These have clearly been worn an okay amount based on the lightening around the seat & thighs, but there’s no noticeable damage of any sort, and if I were just looking at the hems, seams, tags, & patch I’d guess that they’d never (or very seldom) been washed The fit’s good, a little on the slim end but still within the range of what I’ve been enjoying wearing recently. I’ll post some fits at some point. Overall, pretty excited for these