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LVC Donkey Jacket - €120 shipped worldwide

Never worn, new with tags. Size is an S, fits like a medium.

Vintage 1970s Schott IS674MS jacket - €140 shipped worldwide

Slightly worn, but in great condition regarding its age. Dates from around late 1970s, made in USA, IDEAL zipper, made from thick cowhide. Size 40, but these jackets fit small, more like a 38.

Shoulder = 46 cm

Pit to pit = 58 cm

Sleeve = 68 cm

Waist (non stretched) = 45,5 cm

Back (without collar) = 88 cm

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It had to be an obvious answer.. Thanks a lot.

FS: LVC 1947 501xx (made in USA) and a rare 501xx sample. See more here.

 

 

Anybody can tell me how to change the title, and tags, of this topic?

FS: LVC 1947 501xx size 31 (unwashed)

Worn for a couple of times, maybe two weeks of wear in total. Made in USA edition, contrary to Turkey production of nowadays.

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FS: LVC 501xx size 31/32

Rare LVC 501 pair, assumable a sample that never went into production. I think the 1922 style, without the suspender buttons. Never worn. Heavy wash, with rusty fades and some tear and abrasion.

Shipped worldwide for €100 (paypal is +4%).

Waist = 42 cm

FR = 31

BR = 39,5

Upper Thigh = 31

Knee = 25

Inseam = 80 cm

Hem = 23

the more ugly your shoes, the faster you go. it is known.

 

What you know does not have to be taken for granted. 

FS: Flat Head 3009 in size 31 (one wash)

 

Friend brought 'm from Tokyo. Only tried on for an evening, but they were def too tight on me.

 

 

For more info see the supermarket topic.

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They are quiet nice indeed. I'd love to own these but more for the fact Kilian designed them technically, not so much for the visual. There's already a second edition if im correct, more ugly. What I just dont get is that all running shoes have to be bright and multi colored. It's impossible to find just a simple black or grey running shoe these days.

Companies that produce trail runners tend to hire elite racers to consult on their shoes, ie: Kilian Jornet with the Salomon S-Lab Sense and Scott Jurek on the Brooks Cascadias - possibly due to the fact that the shoes are less fashion-driven? Or maybe ultra runners are just a bunch of groupies who will buy whatever their heroes sell.

 

I run on Brookes pureconnect, amazing shoes for any kind of surface. But looks? Super ugly. Only shoes that are designed with some taste are the New Balance Minimus, some editions. Too bad there hasn't been a company yet to combine good minimalist shoes with proper aesthetics.

Did you read about Jornet breaking the Matterhorn ascent and descent record? Crazy..

 

True. Of course I know an evening won't do the job, but it gives an indication. I got experience, although not with Flat Head, but I don't have faith in this one.

 

Thanks for the advice though, appreciate it. Can't change my topic title however..

I've had them on for one evening to see if they would stretch out a bit, a friend brought them from Japan. If you consider that worn, you have your point. Keep in mind that with one wash type of denim, creases show very quick. I've never had them on outside the house or longer than 4 hours, that's why I state them unworn.