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Beautiful work on the XX-019 WID Double indigo jeans, RunMountainDrew!

Great work in evo and patching, BrownMetallic, well done! Love the hand stitching and choice of patching material.

The fence looks great, so do your jeans, shredwin_206, nice work!

Beautiful scenery, great denim, 81611!

Yep, good to see you make an appearance, Foxy2

Beautiful post, b_F, a walk to Switzerland on a beautiful day, how lucky you are!

Thought I’d post a couple of photos of the natural indigo dyed, 7 oz, 30% hemp/70% cotton shirt I received recently from Gustin. The fabric has a really nice hand. I usually agree with the never button down style in workwear but in this instance, I also agree with JDelage that this shirt will go as well with a tweed jacket and a pair of khakis as with a pair of jeans. Gustin occasionally does some interesting work. This photo shows both the texture of the hemp/cotton fabric and some interesting imperfections in the weave

Beautiful evo, Spiraltoy, Nice Work!

^ nice floor

Perfect fit, darkstar73

Epic fading on the SD 1334 natural indigo jeans, BrownMetallic and lots of cool work in all your repairs!

Cool post, working weekend, irual, love this thread! edit. Beautiful setting, well worth the 3 hour trip irual!

Great evo, BrownMetallic, beautiful texture in the Samurai denim. I’ve always liked Samurai buttons too, whether these or the donut buttons with kana

Photos of my Type 2 Ai-001 - WID Double Natural Indigo jacket are on page 248, this thread, mpukas. As we discussed on that and next/previous pages, it depends on the jacket size. PBJ seems to increase dimensions disproportionately in the largest size, which I chose because I like a jacket that has room both for comfort and layering. I own lots of Ai dyed denim, but the color and purple hue of the indigo are unrivaled. The latest jeans, Ai-013-WID and Ai-019-WID are made with unsanforized cotton as was the first jacket. However, the latest run of jackets are made with Sanforized cotton which I do not care for or buy. That being said, PBJ hit it out of the park with this line of jeans and jackets.