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A drawing I did a couple years ago

Years ago I had that experience of having stank feet from not wearing sock in my shoes, since then I've always wore socks. But this last summer I pretty much didn't wear socks with my shoes all summer, I just made sure I rotated 6-7 different pairs so I can let them breathe.

Hi, I'm normally in the denim section of the forum, but I thought I would post up a link to my new website:

www.breakingbreadsessions.com

It's a podcast where my buddy Matt and I have a meal with a person in the creative industry and just tape the conversation.

I thought people in Superfuture might be interested because the first episode is with Brian Mendoza of Wings+Horns.

There's some stories about the dayton boot, where he gets his inspiration from things like that.

Hey Vinneus, it's pretty crazy that we are the same height and height.

Fallen Angels: I agree with Ammit they do shrink about 3 inches with a really hot soak.

Fit pics as requested. I just measured the inseam, it's about 1/4" over 34". I'm 5'10" 185lbs.

Thought I would post a pic up of the patch on my Californians. It was soaked in really hot water. The patch lost some of the red which looks pretty cool to me. Probably won't start wearing them for a little while, I gotta give my other jeans some more wears first

you still have the shirt for sale?

007 Checking in.

I didn't get as much wear as I wanted on my Full Counts. I couldn't get used to the longer inseam and the fit at first, but I started to get more used to it in the past 6 months. I gotta go another year just to catch up to some of you guys.

Minelee have you tried whatthefont?

http://new.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/

the boots are Timberland Abington boots

fit pic

Giving them another hot soak, I just measured the inseam and they are at 37".

007 Checking in. Hot soaking them now.

I found these Sugar Canes at a thrift store a year or so ago. Thought I would post some pics of them. They're non selvage, it's a pretty baggy fit. Anybody got any info on these?

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Made an iPod case the other day. I guess it didn't evolve yet.

I went true to size

I just noticed my pockets on my 1947's are selvage.

I recently got that DRKSHDW jacket too

My home-made response to Flat Head's $70 key chain:

I think I might do another one when I have access to proper tools, though, in order to try to get the bends a bit rounder (rather than kinda pointy how they are) and also try not to break the little ball off the other end.

I got that keychain except it was from Tokyu Hands. It was under $10 I think, it was a couple years ago but I'm pretty sure they had it at Tandy at one point, I could be wrong though.

45 RPM - Nandos

Eternal - 811

Sugarcane - 1947

Sugarcane - 1955

APC - New Standards

Nudie - Straight Sven

Dior - 19cm Dry Indigo

Dior - 19cm Black Glacier

Rick Owens - Berlin Cut

Acne - Mod Dry Clean Wash

I have a pair of the Berlin cut jeans. They fit pretty big on me. I got the hem restitched after wearing them a few times I realized I didn't like the frayed hem.

I sized up on mine, I didn't measure it but I don't think my true size would have stretched much.

Hey guys,

I've been inbetween places to live for the past 4 months. So I had spotty computer access from home.

Hopefully I can start drawing them bunnies again soon.

It was about this time last year that I was posting on this thread asking about the nando's. I should be giving them a second wash soon

Wore these on and off for a year. One soak and one wash a couple months ago

Yeah it's about $10K a year for WGSN. At times you can find the info on it not as forward or not as ahead as you would want it. Right now they are forecasting for Fall 08. In terms of being comprehensive there is info on blocks, graphics, trends, think tank, color stories, mens, women's, kids, and action sports.

I believe that it's worth it to have WGSN. Going out to shop and the trend magazines are great. But WGSN does help you decide on themes for the season easier. They do have pages where it shows you links for different inspiration, so really you can take WGSN as a starting point for inspiration. In terms of color stories I found it really helpful to work off what they forcast just because they have so many different ones to choose from and again it's a good starting point.

If your company gross a couple million per season it's safe to say that $10K a year is not a bad investment.