Iron Horse

The denim scene is getting freaky, guys.

13 hours ago, mlwdp said:

Evil Act based in Yokohama has their own Engineer boot.

http://shop.holyterrors.yokohama/?pid=95148374###

These look to be made by Attractions; they also make the Arrow engineer for Trophy.

17 hours ago, Bbressler said:

Those look sharp in suede. When I was growing up in south Texas everyone had the regular brown leather Pecos. The more scuffed up the better. We’d do everything we could to scratch them up as quick as possible haha

Yeah, the more roughed up the better, same goes for these roughouts 

8 hours ago, kbuzz said:

 

Ive got to remember those next time i have some cash

Check around online too; I got these second-hand for a song, lots of pecos going for very little.

Red Wing Pecos today:

On 2/17/2018 at 9:13 AM, SuperJackle said:

Boxy shirts with high gussets have become the bane of my existence; after so much trial and error(and $)I'm on the brink of buying strictly jcrew from here on. 

Not to toot my own horn, but:

https://the-rite-stuff.com/products/heracles-chambray-work-shirt

5 hours ago, CAL415 said:

sub-$500 derby in this style with inexpensive shipping to the US? 

John Doe?

In my experience, I only needed to size up one with my Pherrow's 441.

^^This, I have wide feet too and have had no issue with the Lofgren M-43s. All of John's footwear is wide-foot-friendly. 

15 hours ago, MasonAlexander said:

Those Sugar Canes have turned out perfectly!

Thanks man, one good thing about contest pairs 

Jelado.

5 hours ago, LQW said:

@Iron Horse those Lofgrens look beautiful. I'm torn about them vs other boondockers because I'm afraid they won't flatter a wide foot. I'd hate to have them stretch out in an unsightly manner. Do they run narrow at all?

Hey LQW, quite the opposite; even though they’re listed as D width they’re really more like E width. I measure 10E Brannock and these fit me perfectly in 10 (I’d go up half a size if you plan to wear a thick insole in them).

54 minutes ago, mlwdp said:

@MileHighEvertonian @Iron Horse Just curious, is Buzz really American sizing?  I can understand if it is.  

Supposedly yes; I know my Sugarcane ecru chambray shirt I got in Medium was huge, and made me look like middle management with its tall collar and billowiness (had to sell it).

Maybe Masterson shirts would be the way to go.

Maybe look into Dehen too; the Whitesville ones are made in China last I checked. Dehen is about the same price.

TBF, sometimes “ejaculation” shows up when translating Japanese for a product’s “release” but they’re just running with this one. Let’s see how far they take it.

My SC1947 also fit me similarly to Volvo , but it all depends on one's body type. It's important to not get the SC1947 confused with the other "47" models like the 2009 and 2014, which are slimmer with a lower rise, but wider in the waist. I couldn't get those to work for my body type, for example.

A lot of Japanese guys seem to prefer jeans that are lower rise and wide, so a lot of brands make jeans that way, but there are exceptions. I sized incorrectly, but the FW 1947 was overall a perfect cut to me with a rise that was neither too high nor too low, and a non-frumpy silhouette.  

Patch looks cool in its own way though

Sadly I had to sell off my w32 1947s; the upper thigh and crotch were too tight for me, especially on hot days, and made me chafe. Have to replace them sometime.

Of those I'd pick Warehouse.

3 hours ago, i_denim said:

Thanks a lot.

 

What is the official website for Sugarcane denim? Is it www.sugarcanejeans.co.uk or www.selfedge.com or something else?

I need to ship the jeans to India so any stores that are reliable and ship worldwide for these brands would be very helpful.

Sugar Cane's official site doesn't have online shopping, just catalogs, but it's:

http://toyo-enterprise.co.jp

You can buy from Self Edge as it's more convenient if you need to do a size exchange, or try here but international order exchanges are rarely accepted.