Niro

Measurements for my tag size 32 one wash are (all in inches):

Waist: 31.8

Front rise: 10.4

Back rise: 13.3

Thigh: 11.5

Knee: 9.2

Opening: 8.3

I got TCB today too! 60s.

The denim is fantastic. I can see why it's become so popular around here. It also feels much lighter than 13oz, perfect summer jeans. The fit in top block is great for me. Glad I didn't size down.

Looks like he sewed it back on

17 hours ago, Cucoo said:

X-Post from MF thread

 

I'm normally not into the whole two mix of materials on boots, but those look awesome! Nice pick up

I wish I had Max's power of fading, it would actually somewhat justify the amount of jeans I buy

5 hours ago, mrman said:

Visiting him in LA is not that easy/cheap when living in Europe. I might try to reach him through ig even though I think that if he manages to take in orders through email it should not be that difficult to take care of other kind of customer correspondence through the same medium.

agreed. Customer service should be number one priority of any individual/company in the retail industry. Responding to emails from customers (especially customers who have given deposit towards a product) is absolute basics of customer service.

Maybe your emails are accidentally ending up in his junk box or something, so yea trying to reach him through instagram or another means is a good idea.

I bought a non sale t-shirt with it, so I guess that's probably why i got free delivery

Has anyone tried the suvin gold stuff? Just wondering what the cotton feels like? They describe it as feeling 'cashmere-like'

damn denimio sale pushed me over edge into buying pair of TCB 60s. How can you not at only £100?

yea the fit is really good

dunno why I was thinking the 777 cut would be looking almost like skinny jeans.

For anyone in London area (or even outside), the owner/creator of Full Count is going to be at the Son of a Stag store on Sunday for a meet & greet

type of thing that would tempt me back into wearing watches haha

9 hours ago, edmond said:

What size Are u niro? 

size 9 UK, but i have heard I need to size down to UK 8.5 on these (UK 8.5 is equivalent to US 9.5 or Japan 27.5)

I could buy from rakuten direct, but customs fees are killer 

The Lone Wolf Carpenter boot caught my eye, but they cost £500 at togged in UK! At historypreservation in US, they only cost $480 (£380), which strangely is about the same price as on rakuten.

Anyway i'm not gonna pay for such a big mark up, so i'll put them on the list for whenever i go to Japan.

Even better fit than the last one!

Couple weeks ago I had a look at a pair of dubbleworks 332. I thought the denim was very nice, soft and hairy.

Warehouse as a whole seem to always have lovely denim. One day I will own a pair of warehouse.

6 hours ago, louisbosco said:

have you thought about putting the logo on the back instead? i feel that the logo being on the front and that huge is a little in your face and tacky. 

Yea I agree and would prefer on back also, but can't please everyone.

The black tee with red print looks awesome

damn those pocket bags look good, and the denim too of course (that goes without saying)

Does the t-shirt have anything on the back?

It's 32 degrees celsius in London and I had to give up trying to wear jeans, but not denim. Denim shorts it is instead

contests are always interesting. Have to say that the patch design looks horrible 

Nice writeup.

I would not pay full price for anonymous ism or chup socks. UK for last few years has had lot of sock makers pop up, but the fashion seems to be more office style with stuff like argyle patterns, which I hate the look of. I wish there was a UK company that makes socks with patterns near the level of anonymous ism and chup.

@Cucoo Might have to try out merino wool socks if they dont make feet sweaty

Shame you can't find a fit that would work for you. 

At first I wasn't impressed with my copper label pair (apart from the fantastic detailing and the shade of indigo), but after it's first machine wash, the denim lost its crispness and softened up nicely, and i've grown to like the fit. I've started wearing them again.

1st colour session on my Benkei thigh piece. Will be finished off next month. Done by Arran Burton.

Thanks! stovepipe comment made me laugh

and yea when i was doing the buttons, the rounded button backs were a fun discovery. Not so sure on the lemon colour coated buttons to stop rusting, but that's the only minor gripe.