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Happy hunting...

@MasonAlexander that is a nice boot at not a bad price point... two versions of the jarrow boot have echoes? https://www.cheaney.co.uk/jarrow-r-derby-boot-in-black-chromexcel-leather-p853 http://www.aeroleatherclothing.com/product-detail.php?id=1929 [cheaney 'hurricane' is also worth a look...]

>crossing fingers fer lht<

awash w. dainty fades another wash down the line telling myself three months of no-wear summer meaning scurrilously far behind patience patience patience [perhaps some will only have a bag of loose threads left…]

pretty amazing indeed perhaps the original version of these... a recreation found on http://clothesonfilm.com/recreating-the-levi-spring-bottom-pants-advert-from-1905/

not quite sure I am convinced of his casting for the '78' role tho... I guess it is hard to find one haircut for a century...

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[wolf-whistling.docx] yes! what a tux... [tcb catboy buttons, oh my...]

Levis placement white tab firmly on show on a dad jean model...

FIT!!! [pls...] good looking jawns... [ooops seen waywt addressing this, but for thread posterity and all that...]

congrats on look, baba and boba...

^ nice 900!

actually I think I am the one who is lost: @kicks79 says the '47 and '54 are the only cone for next season: I misread '47 and '55 - but Maynard is right: they ['47 /'54] are both straight cut but fairly trim/slim... but, I know I should keep my mouth shut when it comes to actual details, lol.

that would be my guess; most popular/iconic fit: leading to the biggest pre-order for said fabric as things snowballed towards the end? & vcearly30 no longer in effect... replaced by INDIGO30 for the UK at least...

thanks for the clarification: love the '44 and been wondering if this is last chance saloon for the cone rendition of the lvc '47 but... [really don't like the seat / back pocket arrangement of the '47, but was wondering the losses...] and @Paul T the natural indigo 1880s are indeed the holy grail! I was holding off from sharing any pix as am waiting for my 'first jeans' to come back to compare the 1890s (of which I have quite grown out of... & not worn anything to the extent of the pairs shown above - but streaky as hell) - but hopefully back in my grasp soon...