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have noticed those too which made me think do they just brogue the toe caps the same for every brogue town or country and when they have storm welts theyd get covered up in the bottom

@bartlebyyphonics i love how in yr old pair the brogueing on the toe caps dont disappear into the storm welt

@julian-wolf which tender shirt/jacket is that? never seen the (painted?) red buttons before?

the top two buttons on any jeans are optional for me, thus my jeans ALWAYS fit

yr lord rang again! and demands a full frontal look of the leepro(?) warehouse forthwith

godspeed for ellie's recovery @Duke Mantee! bet she'll be freewheelin about in no time!

uk 8.5 in cheaney, jp 26.5 in rdt following on from duke, uk 8 in george cox, us 10 in vans, us 9 in chucks, aus 8.5 in blundstone

@beautiful_FrEaK thanks buddy!

thanks mate. so the cut is wider but with a lower rise front and back eh?

how is it different to the 710 denim?

who's bottoms? ed?

absolutely fabulous @Maynard Friedman

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/video-on-demand/remarkable-living-3/the-birthplace-of-japanese-denim-14122706?view=embed&autoplay=1#t=7m58s

since the dutch were too stingy to establish a proper education system most indos now dont speak a word of dutch. but there are quite a bit of adopted dutch words in bahasa indonesia as recent viewing of holland drag race attested: kulkas, kamar, handuk, kos, lekker, etc. sometimes dutch or dutch-sounding words are still used to denote "classic" status, mostly in food (ah thats a really good ollie bollen (instead of plain donuts)). my wife's family who comes from manado in north sulawesi, stereotypically depicted in regional history as dutch collaborationists, speaks dutch at the dinner table when they dont want me to understand them :D, but way more indos speak english than dutch nowadays. interesting to note onderhoud is from bandung, a hipster holiday town with lots of nicely preserved colonial houses, which the dutch used to call "parijs van java". ive wondered if onderhoud adopted the name like some bandung businesses (sagara is also from bandung) for the olde worlde charm. tho we also have a word for affected peeps who fetishise the west/colonizers and throw dutch/english/french words here and there to appear more classy: "inlander", appropriated/reclaimed from the derogatory colonial-time dutch word for "natives". i spoke to a leather artisan friend from bandung now based in bali (PRMfg https://instagram.com/prmfg.co?igshid=13v7a5f5elzlz) and he said most of the neu bandung shoe artizans were schooled by this artist-cum-shoemaker called tegep (https://instagram.com/tegep.boots?igshid=1t74lrf0q5gvc) who died a few years ago and was more into harley/biker leather stuff. he was apparently the one who taught all the new kids how to goodyearwelt. in his later years tegep went into fashion and got his boots on hkfw runways. mooi.

u can use selfedge's jean finder function https://www.selfedge.com/index.php?route=product/jean_finder just note that they measure the thigh a bit down from the crotch. from my search and real world experience of the jeans i reckon sugar cane 1947 could be what you lookin for