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1001xx 25th

broke out the ol cowboy triple stitch repros. forgot how great these jeans are and that wild leg twisting

Freewheelers 1927 type 1 Warehouse triple stitch cowboy jeans Nicks boots

triple stitch cowboys. Man these fit so good

Union Special / Tender x2 / Texomeya / Hollows / Russell

https://www.instagram.com/p/C4VjZJeJvwN/ TCB shouting out @chicote for his contest S40's! Also seems like Hajime is open to having another contest 👀

@Hopethisoneisnttaken not just sewn but rivet for cinch punches through it. Pretty funky but cool detail

@Talan The one wash inseam on TCBs is usually close to 35" if that would work. I'm also pretty tall and even would preferably hem them

And they all wear Resolute 710 😉

@Alec Leamas theres an entire photoshoot of these guys. I think it’s taken from Life? Black Ivy will probably have better references.

Usual coffee shop was rammed busy early doors so we had a kebab for breakfast in Leeds Kirkgate Market The largest covered market in Europe and dates from 1822. Never knew either til I looked it up now. 👀 👀

S601XX 1945... a few snaps as these will be going in the wash tomorrow

photo from Black Ivy, by Jason Jules & Graham Marsh

Future knee fades secured!

The 220 1947 and the 220 1954. The WW2 model will have a heavier, 14.5oz denim

Those are awesome. Is the patch sewed on the cinch strap? Mind taking a close up picture?

Freewheelers Mister Freedom Nicks

Moto/ flint and tinder/ buzz ricksons /Jim Green

Mid-sentence Union Special / Tender Co. x2 / Tightly Stitched / patchwork Cane’s / Russell Mocs

Sunday walk

Wanted to add a couple of lightning strike detail pictures of the Warehouse 1101 Big E.

Some fit pics of the WAREHOUSE Dead Stock Blue "Lot S1001XX (1000XX)" 1946 Model WW2 Model. Last one is a bright, sunlight pic comparing the Warehouse 1101 Big E (left) to these DSBs on the right. Interestingly the Big E are a 30, while the DSB are 29 but seem roomier in the top block.

They're done. Thanks for looking everyone.

Couple more pics

Dorothea Lange - Untitled (American Country Man, Gunlock, Utah) Gunlock, UT, 1953

Love looking at old photos where you can see how differently people wore their 501's in terms of the buckle adjuster. Here we have Walter Latta, at his ranch in Bozeman Montana (1939) and his straps are hanging loose. Whereas in the previous ^^photos one cowboy has had his straps cut off and the other wears a thinner width belt to allow both belt and buckle strap done up.