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While you kids play with names, THE EAGLE HAS LANDED! [edit] just tried on. Exactly as I expected, the pre soak fit is already good, meaning that I will just soak them, as suggested but the man himself. Beautiful pair of jeans, great everyday cut, not too loose not too slim, just right.

Inhale, exhale... just got these beauties in the mail 😘

Also not sure this all will count as "iconic", but my mom got a film scanner for Christmas last year and scanned a ton of my grandpas old family photos. A few stood out to me where they were wearing some beautiful blue jeans. This was Wyoming in the early 50s. I mentioned to my grandpa how much those old jeans were worth and he laughed, mentioned how much he hated wearing shrink to fits because his mom would always get him and his brother the same size no matter what size they needed. See: picture two, top buttons looking a little tight...

Devium wool cap Tellason lined coverall jacket Iron & Resin work pants

underneat the sticker Simo cooked a red small pizza marinara that you'll all love haha

Picked this up last week. Martin 000-17.

Candid shot: Chippewas on the left, White’s on the right. Both with years of wear.

Freenote flannel, Warehouse x Rocky Mountain down vest, Flat Head 3003xx, John Lofgren Steadfast boots

First post! I’ve heard of SuperFuture for a long time and finally bit the bullet on getting an account. Love denim, workwear, fashion, etc. Took a 3.5 week trip to Japan this fall and came back with a few duffle bags worth of clothing. RGT Sashiko Cruiser jacket Sugar Cane flannel Vanishing West 601XX 1951 jeans Red Wing Iron Rangers boots

Together at last.. he bastard love child of my 3 favourite pursuits in life.. cycling, camping and selvedge denim. Top button is a Nitto bar cap https://shop.circles-jp.com/en/products/ral-jeans

A Pizza Pants Party for the Upper Crust of the Online Denim Aristocracy

Freewheelers WWII type 1. Rising Sun Yukon jeans. Nicks boots

New Balance 991v2 made in the UK.

They missed out on the brooks leather patch

^ Like an uncooked mini pizza base, in fact.

There is an interesting white dot on your jeans

The addition of “crust” into the contest lexicon seems a good AI contribution. Not sure how to work it in but I bet it will be appropriate for at least a pair or two out there…

Stormy kromer Frizmworks Warehouse Red wings

Been gone from hele a long time - thought i'd post a picture of my old R00 i bought back in 2016... These have gotten so fragile so i use them only occasionally these days. Apologise for the low quality pic.

I explained to @Mtvare that the italian post update was static for a few days for me too... then on Sunday UPS emailed me to say they'd arrive on Monday... and they did ... So overall, despite the pause in updates for which I was equally impatient, the end to end journey was rapid Here's hoping all jeans arrive safely, without causing any Sufu health issues!!

You're in the UK right, @MJF9? I'm a bit puzzled as to why mine don't seem to have left Italy yet, according to tracking. Doesn't look like I'm going to have them in time for the start date cos I'm away on the 16th till the 21st.

She’s old but still gives us eggs even in the harsh New England winter

Nice cock! (Yeah, it's a hen)

That thing atop looks like it has just burst out of John Hurt’s chest onto the plate

Hope it isn't a cauliflower crust.

Never heard him before. Listened to some of his stuff after seeing your post the other day and I really dig it. Thanks for sharing. I saw this on ig just now. These dudes look cool as hell.

Pretty perfect Sunday. A chilly walk across the top of the white cliffs, followed by the best pub roast I've had in years, in a 400 year old pub set in a village with my name. For those not familiar with the white cliffs of Dover, this is britains biggest man made structure. And along with the Great Wall of China, pyramids of Giza etc, it's one of just a few man made structures that can be seen from space. Construction was started during the napoleonic war to dissuade the french navy. It was further fortified from the 1st world War onwards to the scale seen today. Fun fact, it gets a fresh coat of paint every 5 years and uses over 350 tonnes of paint each time.

my friend Jordan is a farmer. Here are his trusty Roy he used for farm work

Orgueil T-shirt • TFH • WH DD Lot 2001 • WH DD Lot 1001XX (1947)

Odd Future Vans from 8yrs ago and SC47s from 18yrs ago

Not today, but a week ago we welcomed our little girl into the world a whole month early! She and mom are healthy and doing great, we’re just adjusting to the inevitable lack of sleep. Happy holidays and new year to all, here’s to dad fades in 2025!

These arrived for me yesterday. They’re the s0001xx model from Rockets - WW2 with denim pocket bags. I like the look and feel so far and am hoping to wash and hang dry (need to minimize inseam shrinkage) before my in-laws come for Christmas. Here are the pre-wash measurements, some photos (not my greatest work), and some pre-wash fit pics. The darker blue colors are most accurate it’s really grey and snowy here and I didn’t have time to bring out my real camera setup. I will update fit and measurements once washed waist (laid flat and not aligned): 16.75”/42.5 cm front rise: 12.25”/31 cm thigh (at crotch seam): 13”/33 cm leg opening: 9.2”/23 cm inseam: 35”/89 cm

^^ worth checking Black Sign, Vocalion waist overalls (at least the fly reminds me of them)

Might they be the ones made by the boot company, Clinch? They made some with an extra wide cut like that.

Just grabbed my first pair of Full Count's. L0105XX 50's. FC's were always on my list and seeing limited made me snatch them up. I'll fit them into my rotation somehow, as long as I stop these impulse buys. Oh well always good to have spares.

They are.. but only 2%

Welcome aboard @patricksjeans

I mean, WMJ: Oven In-Di-Go is hilarious!

Mine is showing this Tuesday as delivery, but it is "Processing Exception, Regional Weather Delay" because I am in Los Angeles...

We will stand by the start date of January 17th. But I promise I won't start wearing my pair until everyone has their pair in possession. I want to give you guys a fair chance to beat me 😉😅

please lets go to simplicity .... PIZZA CONTEST

a combo of these two: ‘sufu wmj comp: a collective word of mouth five pocket pants experience’ or ‘wmj comp: a sufu-pizza jawns showdown’ or… ‘wmj comp: delicious waist overall competitive wearing process: tasty fades guaranteed’

Old hat, BR. RMC, High Grade, Companion, Lofgren

Denim Duel Jeans Jubilee Jeans Jam Denim Dynasty Cotton Championship Rivet Rivalry Jean Joust Warp Warfare Chainstitch Championship I will see myself out...

Happy New Year y'all, it's finally cold! FW Sasquatch. Boncoura hoodie. FW '42. RO.

Regular Sunday morning beach outing with the doggo...

James Earl Carter Jr (RIP)

Ian Dury

In August 2021, I put a pair of Roy Peanut Pants on ice as they fit too relaxed for my liking. Some of you might remember I debated between selling them or even sending them off to experts like Indigo Proof for significant alterations. At the time, virtually all of you said to move them along or keep but leave them as is. Even Rain advised that recreating some details in the same exact manner that Roy did, might not be possible. Turns out that all of you are right. I went away for 3 years and put on 5 kilograms with food and drink, and now they fit me a little better. Still, they're long in the rise and can slip down during the day and look dumpy in the crotch and butt, but I'm much, much happier with this fit, and have a refreshed appreciation for Roy's work. It is a shame to not have a piece from Roy, but it is an even greater shame to have owned, but never actually tried, something from Roy. With that I'm gonna dump a bunch of photos here. Nothing unexpected for most folk, but I hope it does show why this hobby continues to fascinate us. Front and back photos demonstrate the rather full "relax-tapered" cut, show a glimpse of the internal cloth Peanuts®️ patch, the rounded back pockets and a vintage-looking Big Bro cloth patch with green lettering. That coin pocket is shaped exactly like the back pockets, and it is very deep and wide for an accessory pocket. The back pocket rivets are exposed but done in a manner that it does not scratch furniture. This is a 31" inseam, and combined with the very high rise (these should sit at the navel for me, and even a little above, if I were being honest about being a Super Short King) means I need quite a big double cuff to keep them like high-waters, which is how I prefer my looser jeans to sit. Right away, you might notice the fabric does have a myriad of shades and quite interesting texture. These are very sparingly worn and they are already crinkling in many parts, especially near the front pocket openings and the waistband. The roping at the hems is impeccable. Roy uses all silver buttons for this release. Despite the long rise and rather long fly placard, it only has a total of 4 buttons. I wish it had 5, but who am I to question Roy about his work? A closeup of the narrow, raised and tucked belt loops along with the kind of rivets Roy chose for this release. Check out that tightly sewn bartack for the belt loop, done in a different shade of indigo. Another closeup showing the rivets and one of the exposed corners of the coin pocket. Notice the all-white stitching used for this release. I've seen photos of some pairs of Peanut pants with a different comic strip, but here's the one that came with mine. I'm a little sad thinking the patch will probably wear off to white (or just simply tear eventually) at the top where it sits on the waistband. The shell stitching detail that loads of people love about Roy jeans. Those rivet backs look like brass. Another well-loved detail, Roy's embroidered name and size tag on the back of the front pocket bag. From what I've read, these pocket bags are cut and sewn from an unsanforized canvas material. I'm just a simpleton, so I'll tell you that these heavy duty pocket bags are extremely reassuring to have in daily use. I am positive they will put up with a lot of abuse and still feel comfortable against the thigh. There's two kinds of Rivet backs here. The ones on the fly are one, and the rest are another kind. Now this. I get very excited when I talk about this...excited as a child in a candy store. I tried hard to show it here but it isn't clear. That back pocket patch has a plumpness to it that makes it obviously sit proud to the back pocket. It appears to be sewn in a manner that would become plump as the unsanforized denim around it shrinks with washing.Yet the stitching does not cause the denim to crinkle or appear untidy. Both the back pockets and the coin pocket are entirely lined with the same off-white unsanforized canvas fabric that's used for the front pocket bags. The canvas fabric was chosen, and sewn in a manner that it shrinks with the outer denim, perhaps shrinking at almost the same rate, so that neither the denim nor the canvas forms ripples. I put my hand in those pockets and the inner canvas lies unbelievably flat against the denim. The details really do matter. Selvedge line and Roy's own pink thread being used in his very own black seed denim co-developed with the famed Cone factory. That same thread that's used for the belt loop bartacks shows itself again here. A closeup of the fabric. This is at the outseam of one leg, Don't quote me on this, but I wouldn't be surprised if the selvedge line weave and texture was done in such a manner that it would produce more pronounced train tracks with use. Again you can see this is a really sparingly used pair and we are already getting some bulging of the outside of fabric in the area. The warp threads feel quite plump and that contributes to the texture. There really isn't any pronounced slub or nep, but a constrained level of hairiness is present. Another close up of the fabric, the chainstitch at the hem and the roping. Couple of fit pics, which I put up because they're surely mandatory if I were to claim that they fit better. Notice the leg twist in equal amounts in both legs. On my frame, they are still very relaxed in the thigh with some hip flare. They generally look more flattering when worn higher at the navel but they don't always stay at that level unless I pull them up occasionally during the day. Pardon the unfashionable T-shirt hike up in the back photo, I did that just to give an idea of how those back pockets sit and what the back pocket patch actually looks like on the body. Anyway, that's enough indulgence I'll allow myself for one day, and more than enough to bore most of you. But for sure, Roy jeans are good.