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My OW 34 pair arrived this morning. Here's some of the measurements compared to the original TCB size chart: Waist (aligned): TCB chart: 33.86", measured: 32" Upper Thigh: TCB chart: 12.91", measured: 12.5" Front Rise: TCB chart: 13", measured: 13.5" So very glad I listened to Ryo and sized up otherwise these would likely be unwearable. They're pretty snug in the waist right now but I have confidence they'll stretch out to a good spot. The super high rise is also helping My most straight leg cut yet. Looking forward to the extra comfort and excited to get started with these!

My jeans traveled back in time. Left Japan on the 27th and arrived in Oakland on the 26th Hopefully get them tomorrow!

Officially in! Just ordered a one wash 34 x 31. First time ordering a tag size of 34 for me so I'm feeling slightly nervous but this was per Ryo's advice over email so I'm putting my trust in his judgement. He stated that "... we do think a relaxed fit will look much better on this model...", which I can get on board with for the extra comfort. Canadian living in SF so put me down for Canada / USA.

@ReverendGlasseye I'm 5'11" and 170 lbs with an athletic build. I tried on the size 40 when originally purchasing and I wasn't able to wear a hoodie underneath without being restricted. It would have been single layer only underneath.

@ReverendGlasseye I actually have this exact same jacket in the same size. Owned since December 2017 and worn a few times per week since then. Washed every few months. Here are my measurements I took today. The jacket was measured with all buttons done up and has been worn a single time after its latest wash: Shoulder to shoulder: 19.25 Pit to pit: 22 Sleeve from shoulder: 25.5 Back from bottom of collar: 24.5 I think the difference in the pit to pit measurement is due to the fact that I pulled the fabric a bit tighter (but not too tight). I personally really love this jacket. It's in that sweet spot of measurements for me. It's boxy enough so that I can wear a hoodie comfortably under it without restricting movement, but not too boxy that it looks sloppy. Let me know if I can answer any more questions.