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nice! dont see these ones as often. these are still mahogany bodies and neck?

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I have no clue. I imagine the mascot is an angry ball of pubic hair wearing sunglasses.

So are we all getting this PUBIES t-shirt or just me? https://www.ware-house.co.jp/?pid=165492369

I tried on the unionist shirt and I dont remember it being noticeably slim on my arms so I'm going to guess that if it feels slim on you, you may find that the Cody is similar. Stevenson is remaking the Cody again this year and he said that the fit will be more relaxed and less classic western style slim so that may work better for you.

Merz beanie Marusankakupeke/sda type ii sugar cane 1947 visvim

While I did go super classic with my suit, I did go for a dark navy color and my wife made me a denim tie from some iteration of black seed denim she got from a friend who worked at cone in SF. It was pretty thick so it wasn't the easiest to tie the tie but i think it turned out well.

I’ve finally reached that threshold with these 1947 jeans where each wash seems to bring out a lot more of the lighter blues. This fabric has always been more stubborn to show some age so it’s extra sweet to see the changes happening.

Laundry day led to taking some photos of my 47s and then the lightning seemed good so swapped them out to take pictures of these sda wwii jeans. These have a bunch of washes and a couple trips to the dryer.

When it came to the suit, I def went more practical with mine and got a suit that I could wear for other people's weddings to maximize the amount of times I could wear it. I pretty much wore my exact wedding attire for at least 4-5 weddings minus the shirt because somehow I got a giant stain on the shirt.

I think the most important thing I learned about these cuts from seeing hundreds of people try on cuts like the PBJ 019, SDA 08 cuts, 3sixteen NT, and other similar is that it allows people across all sizes to get a jean that's comfortable w/o losing the desired amount of taper. It also allows those people who want a super slim fit who may not have very slim legs for their size get a slim look w/o having to squeeze into the more traditional slim tapered that were super common 5-8 years ago like the FH 3002, Strike gold 09 cuts, etc. That combined with most brands offering jeans in slightly shorter inseams (33-34 as opposed to 36"+), it makes the jeans easier to fit. Kyle, you're definitely right that this works very well for people who are on the larger end of the sizes but we sell an almost equal amount of jeans to people roughly my size too who have bigger legs compared to the rest of their bodies (although these days my upper body is catching up). Obviously fit is subjective and I personally like more moderately tapered or wider straight cuts but from what I've seen, if you're looking for a slim fit and you dont size down aggressively, I dont think the jeans look weird/silly. At least with our customers, I also dont hear as many people complain about not getting their feet through if they listen to our advice to not size down so much. It's funny seeing how different forums are. you go onto reddit and the discussion for the most part would be opposite...people dont understand how a leg opening bigger than 7.5 makes sense. Even there, I think we'll see a big shift to more relaxed cuts in the next couple years and then it'll cycle back again like it always does.

yeah it's a great one. i'm glad I got this one a while back.

Sugar cane duck canvas pants. It’s a nice muted color now after a ton of wears and washes

merz merino beanie flat head sweater 3sixteen jacket sugar cane 1947 alden Indy i tried taking some photos of the jacket as it’s starting to show some nice lighter blues but the weave makes it hard to capture on my phone. I’ve had these Indy boots for 8-9 years. They’ve stayed on the shelf a lot more the last couple years but still get worn once a week or so. Not the cleanest made boots but the most comfortable ones I’ve had.

first person to bring it up has to create the thread. you get to set the tone for the whole year.