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  1. beautiful_FrEaK
    My thoughts were confirmed: Omoto Denim is run by the guys from Japan Blue and is targeted at the Western community.
  2. beautiful_FrEaK
    Some pics of my 46 and 45
  3. beautiful_FrEaK
    Everybody has 14 months time to do the same
  4. beautiful_FrEaK
    Congratulations @UkeNo! Dad fades are the best fades 😅
  5. beautiful_FrEaK
    Isn't this something Full Count also did now with their revised cuts? Seen a lot of 0105s lately over on reddit and can't say they look really good though. Haven't tried the new cuts though and don't plan to do so.
  6. beautiful_FrEaK
    Another example of the 1943 with an UEKI's tab https://www.instagram.com/p/DJb1OmiuLyT/
  7. beautiful_FrEaK
    A certain (small) denim maker is in contact with this mill as well for some denim
  8. beautiful_FrEaK
    @UkeNo I bought mine from Amazon Japan
  9. beautiful_FrEaK
    I would love see a DenimJunkie revival!
  10. beautiful_FrEaK
    I was thinking the same. Seems to be a trend to revive old in-shop (?) brands. Where they all in-shop brands or independent? Probably a lot more available. Like Levin Scheme, RRR, and many others. @Double 0 Soul knows 1 or 2 more
  11. beautiful_FrEaK
    @Dr_Heech some 1937s for you: https://gardeneroveralls.com/魅力的なヴィンテージとの出会い。/
  12. beautiful_FrEaK
    Saw them on instagram earlier but couldn't find them released. Thanks for the link! In the fit pics they feature a red tab but not on the product images. Interesting.
  13. beautiful_FrEaK
    I left the original threads in there. They are a good guide where to stitch. And it was only broken in some spots on the inside
  14. beautiful_FrEaK
    @Broark just an ordinary backstitch
  15. beautiful_FrEaK
    Did some small repairs And some rust on the button
  16. beautiful_FrEaK
    This above is the heavy version which has a 10.6 oz fabric. For an undershirt it's obviously too thick. Fabric feels ordinary/not special, it is very regular. I trusted the size charts on the homepage and they were spot on. I like my tops to be more snug fiting. I also have the 1890s version which has a way thinner fabric and is more textured, Both in the cream colour. I might consider some t-shirts from them. But honestly, I alerady have enough.
  17. beautiful_FrEaK
    @Broark I contacted the guy behind Slash Overall's as well regarding an order. I would really like a pair of his "vintage aged" jeans with his proprietary denim. https://slashoverall.base.shop/blog/2025/02/08/214931 https://slashoverall.base.shop/blog/2024/11/30/142325
  18. beautiful_FrEaK
    The price is the bigger killer IMO
  19. beautiful_FrEaK
    I wasn't sure if I am a "henley-guy" so I wanted to play it safe/cheap. Bronson in their heavy fabric. I don't know what kind of custom tax evading Bronson is doing but the sender address was from a tiny German village near my original hometown (also a tiny village in northern Germany).
  20. beautiful_FrEaK
    Wearing Sugarcane again while my WMJ are waiting for some stitchwork to be done. 1945 jacket and 1946 jeans
  21. beautiful_FrEaK
    Too bad the pictures are so small https://capri-kyoto.ocnk.net/product/5130
  22. beautiful_FrEaK
    I saw some 1955 fakes some years ago. The ones with the cardboard box from 2007 or so. They were available at Taobao and all sizes were available. Your linked pair remind me of them. They are no fakes, they are "fashion reps" 😅 some of these Chinese workshops do a great job in copying.
  23. beautiful_FrEaK
    Nice puckering
  24. beautiful_FrEaK
    Thanks! Good to know. Probably has been discussed in length elsewhere but anybody know why it was changed?
  25. beautiful_FrEaK
    Also the buttons are on the "wrong side" of the sleeves. At least compared to my Type2 jackets. Feels strange. And the cuff opening is really small.
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