schmallo15
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Rockets.
http://item.rakuten.co.jp/rockets/10000124/
According to the tab, the jeans are rocketing to Venus.
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Have these been posted?
Hooper Works. Check out the arcs on these!
http://item.rakuten.co.jp/hooper-co/h1000/
They even have a Warehouse Collaboration:
http://item.rakuten.co.jp/hooper-co/h1001/
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^ good stuff!
anyone familiar with Entry SG t-shirts? can anyone comment on quality?
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^ From what I could get off Google Translate, yes, sanforized denim. They have oneversion of the 40's cut and two of the 60's cut with a zip or button fly. The cotton is a mix of Memphis, Texas, and Arizona. I wonder what that specific blend does to the texture of the denim.
At 18900 Yen for the 40's cut and 15000 yen for the 60's cut, they seem to be a decent bargain.
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^ you're making me hungry...
FYI for anyone interested in the F2206, Type 3 Jacket. It's currently on sale for 20% off on Rakuten. And as a bonus, if you become a Rakuten Member, there's a promotion for free worldwide shipping up to 5000 Yen at participating stores. The free shipping deal is through May 17.
I would have copped but the jacket measurements just look too slim for me.
http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/firstline/item/10005362/#googtrans/ja/en
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Anyone know much about the Warehouse Copper King line?
http://www.ware-house.co.jp/index.php?page=copperking_products01
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Yeah...the 400T is not what I hoped and the 400S might be too low rise and slim in the top block. Similar to Skulls
And the 400R...maybe too "regular"
Ok...sometimes in the future I should own SDA (again) and maybe some more Sugarcane
From what I understand (via the UES thread), the way UES measures their rise is different from how the majority of websites measures. So I think you actually have to add a few centimeters to get the 'true' rise measurement.
Anyway, my list currently:
UES 400R
Porky's 66 or XX (with the old Arcs and 2 pigs on motorcycles pulling apart the jeans patch)
SDA x Seasir (an old collab with an Okinawa shop that is now defunct, I think)
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Don't think these have been posted before. Genoa Jeans. They also have a TCB collab.
http://genoajeans.heavy.jp/newpage6.html
Fade Samples:
http://genoajeans.heavy.jp/newpage18.html
http://genoajeans.heavy.jp/newpage19.html
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Chaps, are Porky's shipping international direct from shop?
No need to email them. You can go through their Global Rakuten site:
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If anyone's a 34 and interested in the 0105xx, there's a brand new pair on Rakuten on sale for about US$190.
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Trying to figure out how to size the 0105. Need a bit of sizing advice for anyone who has both the 1108 and 0105. I'm a 32 in the 1108C which fit comfortably. Thinking of getting some 0105. Should I stay at 32 or go down to 31?
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does that mean the waistband measures larger on sc? thanks
you're testing my memory as it was quite a while ago but from what i can recall, the SC (raw) sized down 1 were about the same waist as the LVC. you can check for exact measurements on Rakuten or Self Edge for the SC1947.
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I wear a size 30 in LVC 1947 raw. What should I get for a 1947 Type I no-wash?
Thanks in advance.
i have both. went down 1 size on the SC47 compared to LVC. there's more diaper ass on the SC which i was trying to minimize.
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Buzz Rickson - Mock Twist Chambray. Size 15-15.5. Worn twice, maybe 3 times. Beautiful shirt with great construction. It's just a bit big on me.
Here's the professional blurb:
The Buzz Rickson's Mock-Twist Chambray Shirt is a garment of traditional quality. Made from premium mock-twist all-cotton chambray fabric.
These are not fashion shirts made to look like work shirts, they are constructed with all the traditional tailoring spec of a true utility garment from the 1930/40s; seams are properly reinforced with support fabric and selvaged; double topstitching; urea buttons and authentic labelling.

Nothing like this has been offered since the "good old days" of the 1940s when clothing had to last by necessity. One look and you will be immediately transported back to an era when America was the unquestioned king of goods.Price: $98
Condition: Excellent
Measurements (CM / Inches)
Chest 54 / 21.26
Sleeve Top 60 / 23.62
Sleeve Bottom 51 / 20.08
Length 74.5 / 29.33
Shoulder Top 45 / 17.72
Shoulder Bottom 44 / 17.32
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UES Denim
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Quick bump for a great brand. I think these are new (unless I've missed it while browsing their site previously). UES 400Z.
I just re-read what Lee from UES wrote on the first page of this thread about how UES measures. You have to add 3cm to their rise measurements to get an accurate BIG style measurement. The 400Z look to have a higher rise than the 400R/400S. So for a pair of Size 32, it's 26cm, so add 3cm and we're at 29cm.
Anyway, the details look really nice on these:
Check out the selvage on the cinch back!