big truck

The double double too. Fiending for that. The girlfriend and I have resolved that we wont eat another burger until we get back to LA and in n out.

Ah, that will explain the numbers. Does well to find so many.

Plus rep for in n out. What are those fries called again - is it something like animal fries? They have a weird secret menu for those in the know.

Kiya,

great meeting you today at Unionmade. These hank-dyed Dry Bones jeans are beyond description. The color and texture are mesmerizing. Way beyond any other denim I've ever seen. I'm looking forward to spending whatever insane shit-ton of money is necessary to acquire a pair. Thanks again for calling ahead to make sure I had a chance to check them out. Truly mind-blowing.

Despite being beyond description, you did well (j/k)

Great stuff aho. Can you remember who had the stand with all of the engineer boots last but one pic.

This thread might actually turn out be the real shoes that look better with age thread. I hope so.

(Oh, and I agree about the snide sign offs, it's pretty pointless when people are only facing off with their respective google-abilities...)

I think Paul T has beautifully described a fairly large percentage of unpleasant people who ventilate on the internet.

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If the captoe was a little bit further back towards the laces then that (and it was even too!)

No offence at all. You just look a little less smart than you think are. Good evening to you anyway.

Sorry, I was not referring to you gnome. I agree with you. I wouldn't ask a retailer to put his livelihood on the line just for some arcs. It's not an issue for other people but you have taken a reasonable stance here.

please also edit for proper use of 'could care less'. The irony...

If you can get jeans with arcs in the US, always best not to publicise it on the internet. Loose lips sinks ships and all that. Especially if it is someone doing it as a huge favour when they do not have to.

I think they were the first thing to come out of that collection but seem to have been overtaken by the rest of it. Not seen any pairs being worn. I am interested to see what the fit is like.

Men of the Frontier FW 2012 is your answer

It depends who you put that question to. There is only a slight difference in weight, the major difference is 3001 has a zip fly and the 1001 has a button fly. And the denim is different too (I think, without researching). You either go for heavier denim or you don't I suppose. Either way, Flat Head denim is very stiff at the outset (in my experience) so denim weight perhaps not that much of an issue.

3 sixteen suggestion is good too.

^Spend only a little bit more and you can get Flat Head 3001.

I don't know if gilang slips under the radar sometimes but he is consistently one of the best posters on sufu. Great jeans and no nonsense.

Heck, that's a new favourite shirt every week

If the Devis fit like that pic, then I am in.

There's some good pics of the 120x in the 3 sixteen thread on the most recent page.

edit: wrong thread.

Not right, you only have to read 3 pages back.

I'd just wear it if I were you. I'm sure RMc don't make shirts that fall apart after a while.

it was like a 28' fishing boat so maybe "yatch" is a teensy exaggeration. And yeah it was worth it, id post pics but i would probably be banned

Oh, so a yatch is a form of boat. I see.

I hope it was worth jumping off that 'yatch'