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@shredwin_206 jacket looks a really good fit mate... shoulders, arms fit well... how is it with the top button closed? I also went a size higher in the S506XX than my usual Freewheelers i.e. 46 instead of 44, as it just gave that extra bit of room, if needed, for layers. I did the same with my S516XX but that was to create space for layers as a winter jacket. I note Seiichiro referred to it as a jacket, as opposed to the 1927 as a blouse. That makes sense to me based on the fit of mine. Both great Type 1s imo.

Rototo / Kapital / Freewheelers 22, 37 and Powerwear Henley (non vis) / Hollows (non vis) / Lofgren

Gentlemen, we have a duty, in fact an obligation... and no less... to track down at least one lucky recipient of said Roy Buaisou jeans... and cajole them into sharing photos... there is a need to live vicariously on this one!! First Sufu member to find such-like earns a super rep and a clapping hands emoji

Looks like Roy made a few pair of jeans whilst at Buaisou... there's a glimpse on his IG... anyone heard any more?

@julian-wolf look great unworn and even better well worn... top job!

@Broark lovely stuff... and don't forget your umbrella mate ☔️ The burning question (in my mind at least) is can you fit a denim jacket under the N1?

Shway shway

Big Yank / TCB held Bartles-matador style / Canes / Hollows / Viberg

@chicote Olde Homesteader look interesting, though I've never tried them but likely will do one day. Signal Garments have a few examples with and without buttons.

@l13902733261 cool clean look there... are your shoes by Timeworn/Butcher Products?

I've only looked at JMW a little but the ones I saw looked clunky, even in the dress shoes

Freewheelers Golden Spike / Ironalls / Trailblazer / S601XX / Hollows (not visible) / Lofgren

Lovely jacket Shred... I'd go repairs... then another 10 months of love!

You're brave dicing with TCB measurements... good luck... The length at 62cm for 46/48 size does look ok though Clearly different views on Storm Rider fit, all cool whatever one fancies I had a Lee MiJ one once, slim fitting and I ultimately decided too slim as it was raw and reasonably stiff - the size never felt right Ralph's is nicely worn in so drapes well, unlike a new one, tho imo too slim I'm not getting one - but, if I did I'd go large... I think voluminous looks good... a quick squiz found these two ladies rocking theirs well

@Duke Mantee top man - looks great thank you - look fwd to seeing this in the flesh... I hope you didn't get it dirty on that wet wood

Outdoors and Indoors today... Vintage / Salomon / Buaisou / McCoys / At Last / Darn Tuff / Birks

^ this one... great photo, also a favourite (the dummy the fella is holding on the far left could easily be missed)... childhood ingenuity... these days it would only happen as a game on their phones

The film Tish gave some escapism on Friday, with flashbacks to the late 70s and 80s in Britain suffering from Thatcher's policies. We didn't know any different as kids, but in hindsight, it was tough going for the working class back then and pretty bleak at times. Tish Murtha was a social documentary photographer from Newcastle who documented the area she grew up in. She captured some powerful images of the time. The blurb... 'Driven by a commitment to document the impact of deindustrialisation on working class communities in Northeast England in the 1970s and 1980s, Tish Murtha used her camera to expose societal inequality. She felt she had an obligation to the people and problems within her local environment, and that documentary photography could highlight and challenge the social disadvantages that she herself had suffered. However, despite early acclaim for her work, she was unable to make a living from photography and died in poverty.' The trailer...

Hahaha snap... same in ours... that clip never gets old eh

For all those who don't know what That's Life is... sausages... comedy gold...

No probs...

Wonder if it's new denim??

Just No!!!

^ yeah makes sense McCoys plays out a bit longer in the arm irl... though there are wrinkles to take into account too