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But people can still herd there followers to there jeans Imo it can't be judged off Instagram likes ( but like I said , take this with a pinch of salt )

I'm not involved in this contest so my opinion should be taken lightly .... but if it has to do with likes then I think it will just end up a popularity contest and the person with the biggest following will more than likely win

Washed the ww2's again , water must have been a bit hot ..... Patch took a bit of a hit And one with Jack's jerky patch Levi's

Another outing with the sidekick Engineered garments utility jacket Warehouse sweat Buzz chambray Conners sewing Factory M46 Vintage 60's converse Jack Coat Vintage ( 54-56 ) Levi's 503zxx Jordan's

Cinema day with my main man Conners s406xxx M46 Warehouse lockhood sweat Conners s409xxx ww2 Converse jackstar

Thanks for the link mate but its really a reproduction of that exact 60's model that would put a massive smile on my face . I actually bought a pair of 70's reissues and tried to colour the toe with a marker ...... it didn't turn out too well

Think that is based on the later war model , it's the rounder 30's shape pockets and hair on hide patch that I love about the early war model I spoke with yoshiaki ( conners sewing Factory ) a while back and mentioned lee and there war models .... he has been studying the stitching and hopefully will make them in the future

Thanks mate

I'm 2 months in to a year long wait on a ww2 type 1 .... the wait is killing me

Orange stitching ?? Way better options out there mate

Out collecting leaves and whatnot for an autumn nursery school project Real Mccoys jacket Warehouse hoody Conners Sewing Factory ww2 s409xxx Converse jackstar Best of the conkers we found

I'm not sure anyone is apologising for Levi's , pretty sure the most of us know that LVC have been phoning in the the reproduction aspect of the line and just trying to capitalise on the " vintage look " . If they were a proper reproduction brand They wouldn't use that ugly poly thread and would just go with cotton thread

Well they were about , not all as extreme as the lvc were talking about but they certainly weren't all symmetrical .

So you think all pairs post ww2 501's had symmetrical arcs ? Because they were all over the place

Who has a handful of stones ??? Only reason I ask is because your posts were confusing . You started out talking about a late 60's Levi's arc and then compared them to a 30's 501xx all while using the term "freehand" to describe what I assume you thought LVC were trying achieve with the 66 arcs ? I actually agree with you that the arcs are not the best shape and look more like mid - late 70's arcs