bartlebyyphonics

would like to be, but unsure how to justify price for their relative simplicity ... but in terms of a simple but developed moc style camp shoe I think they pwn all competition ... hoping yr pics upload sometime ...

just a quick shot to show how insanely hairy the 50s coverall jkt is...

^ keep the faith! (breathe through the crap: christmas has to come at some time!) tales from the washing line (again) also: the two patches (old competition and new normal) both suffering non-intelligibility... non-drastic puckering, gentle fading and a suspended double chore fit...

quite the revealing fit...

looking fwd to that update...

@Uncle Karl thank you thank you!

@lance thanks! nice coming back to it after the declarative buttons and stitching of the boncoura 20s chore i have been wearing a lot its model ok-43 - a take on a wwii chore; reduced pockets, donut buttons (also has gentle slant of shoulder seam tending towards a raglan feel...) some examples from his archive he is obviously drawing from... (can't bust 'em, hercules, oshkosh)

behaviour for which my licence may be revoked post overalls eddie bauer tcb [criminally non harmonic buckets] grenson

^ booooom

very little very late nothing much, nothing at all a tweedle of fading at some edges, maybe more expected in march...

fuggit been away been awhile alternate leg useage at the mo... london livin' london life white sockz steez may be represented but there is always a denimbro who can go 1 further sliders fo life [creeper shot is cheep, but... done with actual repect for the bro] otherwise dark boncoura vs. some tcb fading... miles behind, but panting a still...

thumbs-up agreeing

amazingpair

chore deets in a few then... full boncoura convert here

anyhoo total photo-dump finding some oshkosh bibs from c.50s and with the orslow 50s chore sitting around in the interwebs thought to pair them up... below: some impressions, including: orslow fabric and stitching (a combination of playful and faithful...) and fit (along with the 50s bibs) and then some comparisons of the two garments bar-tack stitching and corner stitch detailing, fabric weave and hue and so on... (interestingly, for all orslow's simplicity, the fabric is still pretty torqued up compared to an earlier fabric...) a long narrow fit, quite stiff and chunky denim considering its weight, a little neater than expected... a workwear power suit...