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49 minutes ago, Duke Mantee said:
Looks a bit fake
You are right Duke. My apologies to everyone.
Post removed from above & in Supershopper. If it's too good to be true, etc etc.
www.wolverine-ukboots.com is a fake website. Avoid.
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48 minutes ago, Cold Summer said:
That's right @Tapori, it's their current production single riders jacket. I should take some detail shots of it; quite beautiful, inside and out.
@Cold Summer My mistake. I have the horsehide rider's jacket - Brown from 2015. (I got it mixed up with another jacket).
It's got the zip sleeves. They were really long, so I sent it to Aero Leathers and they took two inches off the sleeve length. Did a fantastic job.
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On 1/3/2024 at 3:58 PM, Cold Summer said:
Cross-post from WAYWT, showing my new TFH leather jacket.
Amazing jacket. Beautiful Shinki horsehide, great design, construction, details, and perfect fit. Couldn't be more pleased.
Is that the Riders jacket? I have the same one in the brown/red Shinki. A beautiful jacket.
And I agree, TFH shirts are exemplary as mentioned by @mpukas. Pity their jeans don't work for me.
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The A2 deck jacket that's just dropped is bloody gorgeous.
Edit: I've got the N1 IHM-10 navy as my daily, & a new N1 IHM-35 khaki sitting in the closet. Must resist the A2.
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21 hours ago, Duke Mantee said:
Not sure what Ed’s lecturer would say if he turned up to brazing/soldering class with a tube bender
Brazing/soldering is a great skill. One which I was taught, but have not used for many years. (My day-job is high-pressure hydraulic systems).
Nowadays tube bending & twin-ferrule connectors are much more reliable. (1), it uses less connections, (= less leak paths). (2), it eliminates porosity, which over time can lead to joint failure. (3), It's less time consuming.
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One of these would save you a fortune on connectors shred.
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Looking to pull the trigger on a pair of 5109s.
The prices on the Klaxon website look most favourable, £165 shipped. Anyone in the UK had any experience buying from Klaxon and getting hit with any import charges? If so, how much did the VAT man fleece you? Cheers.
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On 2/8/2023 at 1:12 PM, l13902733261 said:
The Real Mccoy‘s N-1 Field Shoes
I bought a pair of these about 5 or 6 years ago for about £600, from RMc in London, (Covent Garden I think).
Probably the most uncomfortable boots I have ever had the displeasure to wear. Fortunately I managed to offload them on to
some other unsuspecting poor sodsomeone else for £500.I see they now retail for £1,300!! Bonkers!
Edit: Doesn't surprise me to see that their Mayfair shop is now closed. Footpads!
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Must be a couple or three years since I've worn my AW DenimHead, (SR12s), Caribous. I've been busting in a couple of pairs of IH-777S-14 in the meantime. However, I happened upon the AWs and thought.....why not? Still fit good. And whilst I was digging about the closet I happened upon a brand new pair of 15oz Caribous w/shovelhead back pockets. Win/win.
Apologies for crap photos.
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On 4/1/2022 at 10:24 AM, bartlebyyphonics said:
The first two, and last two letters of the top word on the hoodie are superfluous.
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Just passed my 3-year anniversary wait. I'm stoked my jeans will be here soon.
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1 hour ago, Maynard Friedman said:
What are the DenimHeads, were they a Special Roll? ShovelHeads perhaps?
They are the SR12s, with the DenimHead pocket bags. And also the shovelhead back pockets.
(SR12s on the right).
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I've still got a brand new pair of 15oz Caribou's in the closet.
My Standies are just holding up. And my DenimHead's are my regular wear of late.
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2.5 yrs. It's coming!
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15oz Caribou's and DateJust.
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Still waiting here.....18 months. I've sent several emails, but none have been replied to.
It's a very odd way to run a business. (But it appears he has time to clothe his ranching buddies with new cuts).
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1975 Seiko 5. (Like new).
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I agree. But only when wearing a formal shirt, & with a Windsor knot.
Wearing a tie with a spread collar FH shirt would look daft.
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Mojique:
I suggest not collecting anymore jeans, but eat a LOT more pasta!
I've seen more meat on a butcher's pencil.
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2 hours ago, Geeman said:
I like a spread collar if the second button down is quite high so it doesn't look to wide an opening,
I like it too. So I bought one.
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Sounds like you've had a crap experience.
I've just resigned myself to "they get here when they get here."
Good time to get my AW 15oz Caribou's into rotation.
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On 05/12/2017 at 3:41 AM, 428CJ said:
I love this thread, especially the first coupla pages. I can't wait to get a pair of these.
Don't hold yer breath mate. I'm at 14 months, and still waiting.
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Brazing/soldering is a great skill. One which I was taught, but have not used for many years. (My day-job is high-pressure hydraulic systems).
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Looking to buy another pair of 3-16s. I'm swayed towards the CT-100x, [sanforized, singed & calendered].
Has anyone had any experience with this cut? I'm just on the cusp of a true 32" waist, so was thinking of getting Size 30 which comes in at a 31.5" waist. But I believe @shredwin_206 mentioned there's very little stretch in the waist. [I don't know if this was for raw or sanforized]. So I'm stuck whether to get the 30s or 31s. I'm leaning towards the 31s.
R&H size guide.
Thanks.