Cold Summer

Long overdue update on my 3005s. Worn 317 days, I think washed about nine times or so? These should hit 365 days in the next few months. I feel like these have been slow to evolve due to the (relatively) loose fit on me, but I think with another 6-8 months of wear time they'll look great.

Long overdue update on my 1108s. Worn 305 days, washed five times.

I wear 31 in basically everything but Flat Head (where I'm 32). I wear 31 in Samurai S710xx and S0500xx. And 31 in Warehouse 800xx, Full Count 1108.

I got a size 31, same size I wear in most jeans.

Got my 800xx about a week ago. Really enjoying these jeans so far. Love the fit and the crunchy denim. These probably fit me better in the top block than any other pair I've worn, the rise is perfect.

Disappointed with the pattern changes, to be honest... on a size 42, all the measurements are good except the chest, which is about 4" too wide for me.

Kept forgetting to share this, I love this shirt! Fantastic fit and nice, dense, heavy fabric. Great construction. The pattern and color are very nice and don't look like anything else in my closet. I'm really impressed, I'll be buying more UES shirts in the future. This shirt is plenty heavy, I can't imagine needing something as thick as UES's "extra heavy" shirts.

No worries! As long as it goes to somebody who enjoys it. Yeah, I haven't been on SuFu much lately. This year was supposed to be my "no buying new clothes year" (which, as you might be able to tell from above, I haven't *exactly* achieved, but I have cut my spending by like 90-95% so it's been a good experience overall.) On top of that, I've been preoccupied with more important life things in recent months (like the birth of my daughter!) so I haven't given the clothing hobby as much attention. I only have a couple of Flat Head shirts, my 3005s, two pairs of sneakers, and a couple other small things these days. The last shirt I bought was over two years ago, when I found that yellow Glory Park flannel for cheap on eBay. But I'm always on the lookout for shirts if they seem like they'll fit me, as I still think Flat Head's shirts are the best in all regards except for fit (usually.) The FH stuff that fits well I'll keep for life.

Send me some measurements and pics, I'd be interested if I think it'd fit me.

Flat Head Native Check short sleeve shirt Flat Head 3005 jeans at nine months of wear time Flat Head SNK-01, worn a ton since 2013

Got this great Flat Head Native Check short sleeve in 42 for cheap on Grailed. Fits pretty much perfect, definitely better than my Native Check westerns I had years ago. I think these are cut differently because this shirt is 1-2" longer than my westerns in the same size, I'm sure of it. I really like this color, it's supposed to be gray but it looks more like a light purple, which doesn't look like anything else in my closet. Anybody have the long sleeve green Native Check in 42? I'd buy it.

I actually had a pair of 31x34 1101s. Great jeans, but too loose in the top block, I needed them one size smaller.

My biggest complaint about Full Count is that they stopped offering 34" post-wash inseams on smaller waist sizes. I see more and more brands doing this, do they really think the only tall people wear size 36 and up or something? One of the reasons I got into raw denim is because neither 30x32 or 32x34 fits me, I need something around 30x36. When brands cheap out and try to save a few bucks on smaller sizes by giving them short inseams it just screws taller customers like me. Fortunately I got my 31x34 1108s before they made this change so I'm fine, but there's no way I'm buying more jeans from Full Count because they won't fit me anymore.

Those are looking great, excited to see how they develop.

If I owned that many clothes I would freak out trying to figure out what I was going to wear. I'd rather have a few good choices than a million choices and the inability to make up my mind. I like the sensation of feeling like I actually frequently wear most of my "gear." The only real reason for me to get more boots or jackets or whatever is for more variety on Instagram, but I still don't really feel like I put a proper amount of wear into what I already own... I mean, I have a pair of Eternal 811s I bought a year ago which are awesome jeans but I've only worn them about a dozen times. I admit to having an insatiable appetite for flannel shirts though, that's the one category where I allow myself to own a whole bunch of items. For me, practicality beats looking cool on social media.