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I've just given my WH 2001 XX it's annual wash.. so i thought i'd make a little flip book Jan 2016 + a few months wear.. i only wear this jacket for a few months each year.. just through the colder months. 1yr 2yr 3yr 4yr 5yr 6yr (in direct sunlight) ..and today, 2023 It's probably had around 2yrs of actual wear.

Actual workwear... Woolpower tube Warehouse Cheap blank screenprinting sweatshirt M&S Thermal Gildan Tee Woolpower l/s base Woolpower leggins SC-47s with arcs My dad's old hiking boots.. 1 size too big but i can get 2 pairs of thick socks on

Carhartt, lee,lee,lee, vans

Hey guys! New here, first post. Wanted to share my 50s that I've been wearing since October 2021. 33 washes, buncha repairs. They're at the stage where the thighs and knees seem to disintegrate more with every wash which doesn't bother me because I love patching them up. Thanks for lookin.

1001XX DSB, don't remember which exact model Similar wear to the 601XX: maybe 2–3 times / week for the last year and a half Yoke needs re-stitching, and the crotch needs a patch, but I really like how they're looking these days

Obviously not today, but just wanted to share a couple of photos of the Freewheelers Jackson suit from our wedding. I think it turned out nicely! Paired with a @Duke Mantee belt and John Lofgren USN shoes as well as a FW Parker shirt. All that being said, I know I'm not the star of the show on this day.

Good evening everyone. I washed my tcb50s woolen jacket for 6 hours. And I sent it to the tcb factory for repair. Expectation and anxiety are crowded about how it will be repaired.

I didn't think I'd ever see the red paint and brown hue leave the fabric completely but here we are The color is somewhere in between, very marbly and streaky now

Indeed a nice color on that pair @cultpop 0217. You wear it well. never heard of indigo invitational, i probably wouldn’t go even when it was held around the corner. I always feel uncomfortable when I see pictures of events like that. I don’t know exactly why. meanwhile, here is a picture of my behind in my new pair of fulcount 0105 XX and an old lee western shirt, 5 euro fisherman hat, vans, while finally building up the fresh painted frame I made

vintage R. Crumb Robert Johnson portrait tee - one of my favourite shirts that I don’t get to wear too often cause it’s an XL lol Duke belt of course Belatonte trousers - just got these in, they are really a perfect fit and the most comfortable pants I own. Thanks so much for the recommendation, @Hopethisoneisnttaken! Unmarked sneakers

Warehouse 1003XX, 2-3 summers of wear on a light-ish weight denim (feels like 12.5-13oz but I’m not sure). Real colour is quite a bright blue, in between the darker full length photos and the lighter close-ups.

Outfit from @roomtemplacroix’s closet clean out… truly so grateful for this, I think I might truly be set for life for denim, at least until my metabolism slows down. thank u again ryan!!! MF tee warehouse 1003xx duke belt lofgren boots

Conners Mccoys Warehouse

tcbS40's GENOA JEANS AJ1

Tcb jacket/Moto jeans (but also made by tcb)/ freenote t/ Novesta with geese poop on them.

Not epic like Shredwin’s, but then I rarely get off my arse.

nice page ppl... for me same old same old aero everyman -assorted tatty woollens- pherrows - tcb s40s going strong - attractions 444

TCB (shown Inuoe-style inside out) / At Last Lot 162 / Tender 743 pullover / Viberg

Good evening everyone. Kochi Prefecture in Japan is a bit chilly in the mornings and evenings, but it warmed up considerably during the day. When I bought my tcb50's liner jacket, I vowed to wear it to work without washing it for three years. Those three years have passed. It was worn out here and there and needed repair. I plan to wash it once and send it in for repair. And now Japan is the most beautiful season.

Arket - Denime - Converse

Orslow tcb orslow

poten sc type i merz tshirt stevenson encinitas Rick Owens vintage sneaks

Eastman Rough Wear 27752 A-2 over Big Yank work shirt, patched and repaired old LVC San Antonio made 1933 501xx.

kapital hat -- buzz rickson jacket --vintage shirt -- samurai jeans -- viberg boots

Scoobs checking in Conners, Hollows, Warehouse

Same stuff with a splash of orange. skatestore hat, armor lux, atlast co, vans

agreeing... @unders the jacket is swell! i am living in this a2 right now; never been a fan of the military-pride associations of it, but now wearing it, feeling the grandpa tracksuit vibes much more; easy wearing inside and out; a proper desk warrior jacket... aero-orslow-tcb-cheaney aero-jelado-tcb-timbos

Double Denim(e) day

Mostly same as last time. Got a new Freewheelers shirt. They call this one Offy which I'm guessing is short for Offenhauser, the company who made hot rod manifolds back in the day. Back in the 90s I bought one but never got around to putting it on the car... Boots are Oak St.

Columbia knit / Vintage M65 / Boncoura 66 / Russels

Take a walk on the wide side... FW Obbi Good Full Count Paraboot

enjoying the FW 27s and the A2 at the top... three variations on known knowns... tcb s40s tux - rw aero-orslow-tcb-rw surplus m65-tcb-sugar cane-attractions

It's been a while, but here are some findings on J86. The fabric is indeed a Gore-Tex, but from the Pyrad line. A bit water-resistant(ACR says it can withstand some rain), windproof, and yes, flame-resistant (A friend confirmed with E himself). Unfortunately, I still don't know what GTB stands for(we'll find out eventually). The silhouette is based on the Type II jacket, and the arms patterns come from Medieval European armor and pourpoint, especially the Grande Assiette (plate) pattern. The Grande Assiette comes with triangle patterns on the front and back. It is very clear on J86. On the back, ACRNM adds a line that goes all the way to the hem. Under the armpits, are extra triangle patterns, which is the modern take on extra room for movement. The patterns of the forearms are literally from gauntlets of armor. If you ever wonder why the chest pockets look like that, here's the answer. It's all about triangles. ACRNM even sacrificed the storage for this - they stitched the pocket entry to maintain the shape. The chest pocket cannot open fully. The most important thing I want to mention: the stitching on the front plate pattern is actually not continuous; the chest pocket breaks it (see above). No stitching underneath. Yet you may still see the pattern is complete because they manage to make the curve visually continuous. I can imagine how hard this is during production. Overall, J86 combines 3 different times in 3 dimensions: Now (fabric), 50s American workwear(silhouette), and Medieval(arm pattern). Triangle of Happiness PS. English is not my first language. I'm making a video for this but in Chinese. If you speak Chinese you might already watch my previous videos. If you don't, remember these are the most interesting parts so you won't miss a lot.

Around a year and a half in the '51 601xx, maybe 2–3 days / week on average

Freewheelers deck worker parka Vintage ww2 deck vest Warehouse ( Big Yank ) chambray Conners s409xxx ww2 Vans

Ooe and White's

It's the Daisy Age.... again

Pre wash pics of the 1954 dsb There a lot bigger than they look , sized up 1 from my usual 30 for a roomier fit

Frontside with buzz shirt

Finally something like summer in Germany

Here’s my ‘47 601xx. I posted them here a good while ago, and they’ve faded a bit more through the past couple years of sporadic wear. This is my all time favorite denim.

Warehouse 800xx Self Edge edition, 9 months of wear, three washes (6 months, 8 months, 9 months). Worn since fall 2020. Probably my best fade ever. Combined with my chaotic Dad Lifestyle, this extremely reactive denim has aged rapidly, usually it takes well over a year for my jeans to get this faded (and damaged.) Tons of life left in these, but I need to get the knees darned/reinforced, have broken stitches fixed, the rear end reinforced (which is looking rather worn from me sitting around on my butt all day.) There is virtually no sign of wear on the crotch, though. Thanks to my skinny thighs, that’s rarely an issue for me. I really love these jeans, probably the best-fitting pair I've ever worn, wonderful denim, nice detailing, everything about these is just right. Now focusing on my 1001xx, which is around 6 months of wear. Guess I'll try to photograph those soon, too.

the 1001 pair I bought in april '22 (see page 345) and worn ever since for around 80% of the time, like 4 60° celsius washes outside out. the 32,5" shrank to an 30" inseam.

Top half vintage stuff. FW jeans White's Our newest dog, the aptly named Snowy, who was gifted to us by an anonymous benefactor the day after Christmas (i.e. abandoned on our property...).

Andersen-Andersen cap -- Buzz Rickson jacket -- Samurai jeans sweatshirt -- Samurai jeans -- Viberg

Scoobs' magnificent beast encouraged me to wear my S406XX yesterday... reminded me that Connors' WW2 denim comes up nice

Very slow progress of my DD 2020 to 2022 2022

Buzz buzz buzz sc1947 wesco

We took a trip up to San Francisco/Oakland to see some friends. Man, I miss living up there. Buzz Rickson Watch Cap Merz b Schwanen sweatshirt Sugar Cane Awa-Shoai Type I Samurai Baker Visvim Skagway Kids got on a vintage Levis type III and Nippers jeans.