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Yeah, that movie^ is the reason I ended up getting a type 2 jacket. Incredible style in a pretty unsettling movie.

Hah yeah, from this angle I can see the similarity, but it's actually a Tudor 36mm Black Bay (ref 79500).

Rockin' the tux today, 60s jeans, 50s jacket, @volvo240thebest-style!

Just realised I never posted my absolute favourite pair of jeans here! These are my JB 0401, around 8 months of wear and 5 washes in total. I outgrew them, so I gave them back to the shop where I bought them (Blue Caviar in Aarhus, Denmark), and the owner took some pictures before hanging them on the wall there. Best fabric I ever saw.

Awesome! Thanks for the pics, battle. The guy on the trash bin has like almost the same style I wear most days. Blue jeans, desert boots, white shirt, the blue athletic jacket like the one in my pic.

So, I finally, FINALLY managed to get around to a pair of TCB bottoms after owning the 50s jacket for 1.5 years and loving it. Don't know what I was thinking. These 60s were a steal at just over $100 at The Shop Vancouver. Only gripe is that I had too much chopped off at the hem, so I'm venturing into high waters here. Which I guess will be fine since this will primarily be go to summer jeans. Denim is amazing, fit is pretty great, but you all know these things already.

Thank you @kicks79!

I'm so fond of my (regular) fatigue pants that I'm contemplating getting the shorts as well. Does anyone know whether the sizing is exactly the same - e.g., if I am a 2 in the pants, would I be a 2 in the shorts as well?

Thanks. I think you're right, the 1 will definitely be too small and the 3 would be huge.

So guys, if I'm a size 2 in the regular fatigues, do I go for the same size in the 105 jeans?

I have the regular fatigues. Actually, I ordered the slim ones, but the shop sent me the wrong ones. And I'm glad they did - they are awesome and not as wide and baggy as you might think. I wear them with white/grey tees, chambray shirts, navy popovers, grey/blue flannels

888-NT tag size 32 on day one post soak and 40 deg wash: