indigoeagle

Shoulders are very wide with this one, also with the 1922 one, the same as chest size. And this 1915-1927 seems to be quite short. The jackets got longer and slimmer over time, also type 1s.

Do FW use poly stitching on any of their products (except Ultima T)?

Some belts have lines parallel to the top and bottom edges- does anyone know what they're called?

I'm in the same situation again. 12 years ago it was mostly slim for a few years. Then wider cuts, then straight/slim again, and now for a year or so 40s/50s again. Seems to be the cycle. I was always too heavy for skinny. Tried it, but it didn't really work. On some people it can look good, I have to say.

Jeansjacke he says "shinsaku"- it really sounds like Jeansjacke. 'Kind of like song lyrics, where one sometimes hears something and when looking at the text, it was actually something else. Shinsaku means "new piece/creation" or so.

Amazing condition vintage Levis piece, that they got on borrow from a collector, if I understood that correctly. Release in autumn- will be interesting to see more details.

@Broark Seiichiro and TheRising/Mirrorball seem to be the shops, that offer most FW denim in N/W, right?

Did you get them non-wash or O/W? My O/W 1951 jeans were super soft, the 507XX in raw quite stiff.

I think, pp had adopted such a policy a few months ago, but rescinded due to big outcry.

Olde Milk-glass

Well done @julian-wolf

1951 Lot 507XX and Lot 601XX

Freewheelers 1951 set up

I think, most of us have been there.

White Oak Cone Denim Wrangler X Lucchese jeans