madstaxbro

^would look awesome with rainbow selvedge headress

http://stores.ebay.com/leatherfrenzy/_i.html?_fsub=1091149014

Anybody try these? I got a black belt since my old one from Barney's is pretty dead. Seems okay enough to me.

Dang. If you ever try your hand at commercial production, put me down for a couple shirts.

From a 60's Big Mac herringbone mechanic overalls.

post-wash pics of my Levis 1966 superslims. Around 1.5 years of wear and at least 3 machine washes (maybe more... I don't really keep track of stuff)

Great looking pair + patches look gorgeous. If they're 28 - 30x34 please list them on supermarket when you're ready to retire them, my wallet will be waiting.

Yeah I was hoping I could just press the stamp block into leaving a physical impression with a rotary punch, instead of buying the stamp AND a handle to do this one thing.

Now that I think about it the block would probably too big anyway. I'll just do it the right way then, thanks.

I have a Corter regular belt and I want to press this on, but how do I do it?

Looking these up it says I need a handle as well as the stamp. Can I just use a rotary punch I already have or should I buy the handle.

And if I buy the stamping handle do I just hammer it in till I see the imprint?

They're kind of messed up I think they're just sidewalks now. STF 501.

Oh yeah now I remember the denim parade. I hope you do get the button issue sorted out, I'd love to see those pretty pennies.

Yeah I tried finding a pair of 28x35 in January but got nothing, I'm pretty sure they don't make them. Didn't find a 28W STF in-store anywhere so I settled with 30x36. Not very flattering but looks okay I think.

I imagine 12oz is a little hard to stiffen up too but it works out alright. Never starched mine.

Also ignore the mocs they're my backyard shit kickers.

Is that Kuroki? Nice rivets by the way hand hammered is the way to go.

My friend who raps took me to a studio once and I saw these on all the black guys there. It's like Evisu x Bruce Lee x LSD

There's an old WWII veteran down the street from me who had an estate sale today, tons of memorabilia and vintage gold. Like a few pairs of postwar era Levi's with the leather patches and all, 34x36 though so I couldn't buy them.

Among all that I found this Big Mac herringbone mechanic's overall getup in a close enough size so I got it.

Anyway I realize I'll never have a chance to wear it so I'm thinking of selling. How much could this be worth? Bought for $60.

Haven't replaced my old camera yet so these blurry pics are all I can do for now.

On the tag it says it's made in the USA. Cut: 3294 and Lot: 6120

Not sure how to interpret though so I'm hoping superdenim can help me out.

Backup frames

Converse

Corter

Left Field

AE

Those $5 tins of Kiwi saddle soap from Savons work alright.

Probably not for some crusty decades old boots though.

Those look superb, hardware and all.

Dickies

Big Mac

self-made hand stained belt(mostly Tandy hardware)

self-made coin pouch + wallet tether

Left Field

Canali

Never had a Tanner bifold but the workman style is a great wallet. Besides $70 can't buy much nowadays either.

A pair of Levi's online is around $80.

Damn that's fuckin awesome. The only parades around LA I can remember are Breast Cancer and Gay Pride.

Dang they need to restock 38s on the chore coat. Hopefully before Christmas.

I prefer the pre-soak fit but post-soak looks a little more proportional, though tighter than I personally like.

^fuckin beautiful.

Got some cheeks.

First substantial pair of raw selvedge (Hx: 2 x cheap monday, edwin)

5010xx - sz 34 - suggestions?

Very SF chic tbh. By this I mean they seem very straight.

I do imagine it would make for great tiling combs though a few months from now.

A 1.75 inch traintrack is seriously wide...

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I remember there was this bubbly Asian kid in my dorm who always wore bright purple tartan shirts and KMW Rockers skintight on his 36x28 frame, with the cuffs turned up 4 inches so everybody could see his massive selvage trim and $70 chainstitched hem.

Every time I think about buying a pair I imagine myself looking like that.

NO.