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Unseasonably warm weather in our part of California today. Buco, Hollows, FW prospector pants, vintage boots

My first pair of 02XX - I think purchase in ‘19

surplus, duffer, carhartt, Fullcount, vans

Just got this SC 91-B Leepro in and haven’t been able to find much info on the product code SC10716A. There’s no care tag with the materials, but the blanket lining feels like there is some polyester in it. Giving it a hot wash right now, will post more pics when it’s dry.

@JRendon02's pair looking cool

Here they are. Quite different to what is up on the yamane site now. The free tote bag I got with them has been well used, it’s been around the world and up and down NZ several times. Gotta go iron the brim of my hat so it’s safer to go outside.

Phigvel 301 indigo wide denim. Just came in.

601 rude black had to go to work today

Just saw this on the TCB early 37 C page. Apparently they are calling it (41 model with reverse yoke) late 37, produced in 40s. There also seems to be a mid 37 model.

Here’s my dad and myself, December 1989. He appears to be doing some work on the front door frame in a well faded pair of 501s. Good fit on these.

Not getting me this time but I'd buy the lined dog apron if they want to sell those.

Dug these out of the closet recently, the type 3 black denim. Great pair of black jeans

Counting down the days! Looking forward to wearing these.

Mostly just a poor guess in the absence of any other information. There are a few real blacker lined Lee 191-LB jackets on various market places but unfortunately none of them have any composition tags. It could be a wool/rayon blend too since rayon was popular in that historical era and rayon blends have a distinctive hand feel from 100% wool (usually a little smoother than wool or wool/nylon) I did find a really poor photo of the SC composition tag for this repro. Unfortunately I can’t read Japanese and it’s too blurry for me to make out the numbers but I dropped it here anyway in case anyone has better luck decoding it

Simple fit today. Watch cap Thrifted Sweatshirt Mister Freedom Outlaw Cone deadstock Vintage Lucchese Bias Alligator

MiUSA 1946 after not much wear and some minor edits (testing out designs for the upcoming Word of Mouth contest)

Slightly off topic but in my experience once the original batteries die you better get used to having old macs plugged into power permanently. Replacements from Apple Store or aftermarket batteries deteriorate very quickly.

I have the 51’s and it’s essentially the same cut. Same size.

Don't know if it's just me but wow that's a gorgeous 91-B lol

My Mister Freedoms have respectably deep pockets. Freewheelers not quite as much but as much as I need. The perfect balance. The king of pocket depth and durability is Tender. Ooe’s pockets leave me with no gripes. Warehouse, TCB, Fullcount all leave something to be desired. My one pair of Sugar Canes are a special edition but those are sturdy and deep enough, can’t say I know the standard cuts though.

FW 1927 type 1 FW 601xx rude black. Hip flare in full effect.

601xx rude black. Hip flare in full effect!

Laws Railroad Museum, Full Count, Warehouse, Warehouse, Vans.

Thanks for your input everyone. I’ll wait and see what happens. Edit: invoice and email both received early today - my impatience be damned!

Rubs hands...

I don’t wear these 1947 jeans as much anymore but they’re looking great. I’ve the last round of repairs on the fabric and stitching fixes, i leave them as only occasional wear so they don’t get too messed up.

Another wash before going into temporary storage. 1946 model

FW Deck Worker Parka • FW Lot 506XX 1933 • TFH • WH 1942 • RW 9011

I think the suggestion above about an inexpensive external keyboard makes sense. Before fully replacing the keyboard on my MacBook Air, I connected an external Wi-Fi keyboard, and while it took some time to get used to, the solution worked. Probably, even a very inexpensive USB keyboard could do the job. I still have an old MacBook Air, I believe from 2011, and a MacBook Pro from 2007. Both still work, though with limited functionality. The keyboards on both are fine, and I’ve never replaced the keys. I don’t remember if anything spilled on the keys, but over so many years, it’s quite possible. So yes, over time, everything becomes more fragile. And we’re not getting any younger either 🙂

My 60s are a size 31, wish I had bought a 32 but they fit. I can also confirm that there was more or less no rise shrinkage on my pair, just a bit in overall length and waist which stretched back out (even more so that I'm about 10lbs up from when I bought them).

You and me both. Went out in just a sweatshirt and jeans and was far too warm. Like that tee a lot.

Freewheelers have the best combination of depth and pocket opening width in my experience.

@vlad_III samurai

special delivery of 601rb and surprise sweater gift from @LazyS while he was in Japan.

A lot of that^^ Wende Cragg docu is taken from Klunkers the Billy Savage film from 15yrs previous.. It's focuses less on Wende but it's the same crew / story.. almost word for word You can buy the DVD for £40.. or watch it for nowt here.. https://vk.com/video-64941521_167503531 It's a much deeper dive into the culture

Keeping it simple while lazing about the yard. FW sweatshirt, OA01, vans

A boat load of great photos of the Marin mountain bike pioneers wearing head to toe denim, or just great 60s and 70s Levi's in this new documentary. Really recommend.

47s Color is real nice

Not sure that this counts as iconic, but my grandfather here circa 1951.

More photo S91j vs 91j

probability my last purchase Lee S91 j

Speaking of 714, wearing mine today

@PrettyBoyTony Front rise: Back rise: Waist (in case it’s useful): Bear in mind these are a size 32, rather than 33:

I’ll try and get around to taking better pics but here are my 47’s after about a year and a half of wear.

@toothWord of Mouth contest jeans

40s repaired all over