Maynard Friedman

I have a 30s jacket and I can tell you the denim is blooming nice!

Jim Moir aka Vic Reeves (on Celebrity Masterchef).

^ “You talkin’ to me?”

SOLD! 😄

You may have someone who is a measured 34” waist who wears size 32” jeans (which start out at 34”, shrink to 32” and stretch back to 34” if required) and therefore considers themself as a ‘true’ 32!

Are they a new pair or are you back in the old pair?

MiJ PF Flyers with Warehouse 1003XX

Exactly the same

Our youngest is 14 now and she’s doing her first babysitting job for a neighbour’s kids this evening! EDIT: and for the denim enthusiasts, she’s wearing a pair of faded wash, high-waisted ‘mom’ style jeans from H&M! 😂

Make sure he gives them a hot wash first Charlie, to get all those stains out, otherwise offer him a fiver and wash them yourself.

I look forward to those dad knee fades Broark. Congratulations! 👶

I don’t think they shrink more Mr B, it’s just the cut. If they’re still on the Warehouse site, it should state the expected shrinkage and you can compare it with the expected shrinkage of other models that use the same denim. In addition, I remember Warehouse bringing out an S1001XX about 10 years ago with a bigger waist than the standard 1001XX in the same size. I think sizing down sounds sensible.

I think they started making jeans in 1975.

Could those rivets be celebrating 1990? Toyo Enterprises was founded in 1965, so 25th anniversary then.

‘S’ button backs are 91-97 production. After that came the ‘98’ button backs.

Does he ask for payment in advance? He might maintain his current operating model and build up a long waiting list, like some other characters that have previously been discussed on this forum!

That looks like a beautiful place @shredwin_206

I have the newer model Buzz sweat in olive and I don’t rate it at all. I’ve had it for about 9 or 10 years I think and it’s relegated to slobbing around the house wear. It’s too thin and shapeless, it just hangs, and is way inferior to my Deluxewear sweats and the older style Buzz ones. I bought a size L but should probably have bought M and it would fit better - I based sizing off their old models which came up smaller. I wouldn’t buy another, even heavily discounted as there are many better alternatives.

As long as those slippers had spurs attached, you can count yourself ready for action

^ I can recommend Son of a Stag and Rivet & Hide - both do an excellent job and I’ve good experience of them. I’ve never tried Clutch Cafe but I have no doubts they’d be up to the mark too. Why not email/message all 3 in advance and ask if anyone can do it while you wait? You may also prefer whichever one is closer to where you’re staying. Where are you staying?

It’s not a 98 Oldsmobile is it? 😆

The rise on SDA jeans does seem a little short compared to most repro brands. I think the 502 may be 50s inspired but isn’t classic 50s. I wore the 101 in a size 32 some years back and if I remember correctly the front rise was about 11” or so, maybe a little more (that’s after much wearing and washing) - another inch and they’d have been perfect. Those 502s seem to have an even lower front rise. interestingly, I also have a raw pair of (out of production) SD-001 in size 31. These are a 14oz LHT pair rather than the 15oz RHT 101s. They have a higher rise, bigger waist and thigh measurements than another raw pair of 101s I also have in size 32, although both are supposed to be based on the same cut. The 001s seem to be a more authentic 50s cut.

I’m not sure how standard it would be as the position of male tits is a moobable feast

I’m completely with you here @Graytrain, the last jeans that I bought as a current release/production model was back in 2018 (LVC 1976). Since 2011, most pairs I’ve bought were deadstock/out of production pairs or have subsequently become that. I’m not interested in new releases, although I still see pairs I like, but part of that is due to the fact I have too many jeans anyway, so I try hard to resist any new purchases.

I’m more of a collector of wearable jeans 😁 i never buy jeans with an intention purely to collect but when you buy too many pairs, it’s difficult to wear them all, at least in the short to mid-term.