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Y’all watch what you say about wrangler. Those are fightin words! 
Never been a Lee fan. But wranglers are great and the cowboy cut 13MWZ is the toughest pair of jeans you can get for $25 if you actually work in your denim. Haha 

@ColonelAngus nicks builder pro or JK super duty are my go to these days. My nicks builder pro with honey lugz are my favorites. 

@MJF9 look into nicks or whites

I find danner to be clunky and hard to make look decent. 

That’s a great piece Duke 

wwii jeans 1945   
granny’s arcs she put on are giving way to the work abuse 

Look at CeeBlues denim. They have some wider loose cuts 

wwii jeans and Neal chambray. The working man blues! 

@chicote yes I think 1922 overalls 

@Broark has them 

3 hours ago, MJF9 said:

@shredwin_206 lovely blanket - home made or did you buy it?

My Mother made it as a wedding gift for us 

You can email them. 
He’s been crazy busy so hasn’t had time to upload the new products. 
This is a production item as far as I know. 

some denim shorts I recently bought from Hodis 

WWII Jeans 

Left Field is cool and always fly under the radar. 
Love that a lot of their goods are made here in the USA. 
Also their discount they offer for us union/tradesmen/tradeswoman is very much appreciated. 

s601xx jeans 

I want the wrangler 47 with Levi arcs

@JDelage I wash and dry mine too often to get much for honeycombs behind the knees. 
my work jeans see weekly wash and dryer  

2 hours ago, Maynard Friedman said:

Both pairs are looking great. I assume shredwin removed the suspender buttons rather than unders added them.

Yes. I can’t do suspender buttons. They dig into my waist/stomach. So removed them. 

@CSL those the denim chinos? 

L-R
1937, 601b, s601xx
which one are you choosing? 

@smoothsailor looking good! What’s the jacket with cinch and the jeans in that photo? 

Runabout Goods Brander
Freewheelers 1937
Nicks 12” Builder Pros with honey lugz 

UA 32 plumbing apprentice. We’re piping the Seattle Aquarium expansion. These pipes I’m working on feed water into the shark tanks! 

Freewheelers 1937 putting in work