jstavrin

So those jeans were the last pair I put serious wear into, mainly due to the WFH/pandemic era putting an end to bike commutes and, well, moving around regularly. Wore some WWII Buzz jeans for a bit after the SC1955z, which had a very early and demoralizing crotch blowout (stitching was never quite right). I started wearing buzz chinos more and more as well. These days, the Brycelands 133s and 933 (black) are the two I cycle between. Fabrics are about what you’d expect from any nice JP brand but their fit is phenomenal, the best I’ve ever found for me.

Thank you! Unfortunately, they’re too small for me now and I figure they always will be…

Pulled my old pair of 1966s out of the attic while digging out some sale items (https://www.instagram.com/jim.shoppe/ ). These *aren’t* for sale but they look neat!

In the interest of time I made an IG account for all my sale items, including some cool vintage, Buzz Rickson, and Whitesville! Lemme know you’re from sufu and I’ll take a couple bucks off. (Or just PM me here and I’ll know, of course) https://www.instagram.com/jim.shoppe/

I'm surprised that this thread doesn't already exist (if it does, then my apologies), as I figure there's enough people on this board who are as particular about their t-shirts as they are about their denim. Whitesville is my current favorite for t-shirts. They're cut very short, are incredibly soft, and come in 2-packs. Whether or not they're actually loopwheeled I don't know--they're thinner than most loopwheeled t-shirts I've handled. Still, undoubtedly the best t-shirts I own. Very durable. This, I think, is the "offficial" loopwheeled t. Doesn't come in a two-pack, and is very thick and heavy. They also offer more colors, but I find myself wearing the thinner t-shirts more because they're cut shorter. Anyone have any experience with Velva Sheen? *pics to come in the OP*