MasonAlexander

Absolutely, 100% the peacoat. (In my opinion). Navy influence or not, I have a Schott peacoat and it always ends up being my most worn jacket through the Fall and Winter. Very versatile, works very well with everything from your beat out old faithful jeans to a nice pair of trousers 

No US stockist please! Thats a good way to ruin the magic in a hurry

Very good @mlwdp That is an excellent gift, great choice on her part. Somebody has been paying attention!

I like it. A LITTLE weird with the kiss mark, but not to weird. Just weird enough!

Those look fantastic @MJF9 ! Very interested to see how they will shape up post soak! Heres hoping I get my chance at owning a pair of AtLast soon!

What exactly are you getting the long johns for? Take it from somebody who works in a part of the world where it gets as cold as literally -60 degrees celcius, skip the cool brands and get some good Helly Hanson first layer

@mlwdp gutsy enough to wear it? Probably.

@kicks79 gutsy enough to take the abuse? Probably.

Gutsy enough to spend $2000 on a coat and risk my wife finding out? Not a damn chance.

I mean... It isnt THAT scary to order off of the internet. Stores have return policies for a reason! Get out there an explore!

-Place Order (with no hemming)
-Pace back and forth around the house for several days to several weeks until said order arrives
-Rip open box
-Try on jeans
-Do the jeans fit?   <if yes, have them hemmed and wear em proud> < if no, return to sender and try again<
 

Those look deadly @ecsong187 ! Very very good!

Has anybody here ever ordered from the store Donkeys Year ? Or the store “NW Works” ?

Any of you Superfreaks have a favourite bag that you use for travel? I have a McCoys tote bag that Ive been carrying around for daily things for 2 years now, but it is kind of a horrible bag for any real travel.

Looking for a nice (and also to our communities quality standards) duffle bag type bag. Preferably one that can be taken onto a plane as a "carry on" bag

Been on a long “cool shit” hiatus lately. Im working 21 days straight, 12 hours a day as my schedule at my new job, and have a new 3 month old baby at home so its been all work clothes and sweatpants for me lately hahah. But here I am!

Knickerbocker

Dawson Denim

Vintage Boot

11 hours ago, Broark said:

Best fatigue pants? I’m thinking either OrSlow or the Warehouse 1086 but I’m open to suggestions. Not anything slim though, looking for straight legged options. 

I dont personally own them, but Ive been eyeing up the McCoys "Jungle Fatique Trousers" a lot lately

Thomas Farthing

Knickerbocker

Labour Union

Vintage

Hello all!

Been very absent from the internet the last few weeks as its prime fishing season here in Nova Scotia, so the only clothes Ive had on were either work clothes or wet fishing clothes, but I did however get out with my girlfriend for lunch today and snapped a photo

Thomas Farthing

Knickerbocker

Labor Union

Vintage boot

^^^^^ That. I agree whole-heartedly. Ive actually seen quite a few Fullcount pieces that I really like since the whole TCB situation, but I absolutely refuse to give them a damn cent.


Side note.. It finally let me "rep" again!

I tried to rep you all, but you know the deal with that right now hahha.

But thank you all.

Im not going to lie, I was trying to quietly shy myself away from a jacket that I have my eye on, but its just starting to warm up for summer now

Freewheelers

Knickerbocker

Knickerbocker

Redwing

A thought, a reflection -

Do you guys still pursue purchasing long sleeve shirts, sweaters, jackets etc that you are lusting after during the warmer months? Or do you try to forget about them and wait to purchase until the Summer has passed?

Personally, I try not to let the weather determine what I am about to buy because I have a fear that the piece will sell out and be gone forever

But for the sake of sparking a conversation, I am curious about the approach that everybody else takes

I guess the sun was in my eyes or I blinked.. 

but I got 4 new pieces yesterday and couldnt resist posting even if its an awful photo.

Freewheelers

Knickerbocker x3

Vintage boots

Those are really cool, not for me because those back pockets are a little too strange for me, but they are beautiful looking jeans.

This denim looks lovely. Anybody with a more extensive knowledge of Warehouse than me able to identify the denim for me? Are they using this particular denim in any of their other jeans?

Side note: I am particularly fond of that cinch design. Is the cinch always tucked and sewn under the real belt loops and Ive just never paid enough attention to notice? Or is that a unique detail

Beautiful little lineup @Flash. Ive been thinking about trying a new shoe style as of late, and I think these could do the job!

...and holy hell, thats a lot of CSF boxes!

Freewheelers

Stevenson Overall

TCB

Knickerbocker

Vintage

3 hours ago, CAL415 said:

Forget the 70’s headache and get lofgrens. They’re not that much more but they’ll last longer, and it’s better than giving money to the Nike empire. 

3 hours ago, Iron Horse said:

^^ This.

I like the way you guys think. Trust me, If I could get Lofgrens insted, I absolutely would.. BUT I want specifically the red hightop 70s. If I was just shopping around for a nice new shoe, Lofgrens would absolutely be the choice.


Thanks everybody for the sizing advice!

Anybody know what the deal truly is on sizing "70s" Converse. I am getting mixed answers from different websites. I wear an 8 in Jack Purcell Converse, should I be safe going with the same size in the 70s?

16 hours ago, mlwdp said:

If you want a Rakuten route, Wolf Pack and Ot-emens sells Trophy.

Unfortunately, its a little bit of an older Trophy piece and Western River is the only place Ive been able to find it, after weeks of searching. But I think i'll probably just end up giving them a try, not totally worried

15 hours ago, unders said:

I’ve used Western River. No problems. 

Edit: Scrap that sorry, I bought from Masuya. Almost used Western River fit the WR CSF jeans but they were too steep in the end. W River were super helpful though and even cool after I backed down because of the cost. 

The owner of West Ride also owns Western River. 

I did not know that the owner of West Ride owned this store, thats cool. I had met that gentlemen a couple of years ago at the Born Free motorcycle show, very kind souls. Thats good news.


If I can convince the wife that I have $300 extra dollars to spend with a baby due at the end of July, "JUST ONEEEEE LAST PIECE, ITS THE LAST ONE, I SWEAR", than I'll let ya'll know how the ordering experience played out 

Thanks guys!