FurnitureMaker

It fits pretty well, other than the neck. I can wear a sweatshirt underneath, and it’s pretty comfortable. The jacket was shipped raw. I gave it a warm soak and a line dry. My goal is always to reduce arm length shrinkage. I’m tall and lanky and my biggest concern is always arm length. As long as it doesn’t shrink further from where it is now, I am very happy. I’m going to take some photos with a better camera this weekend and post them to The Happy 40’s thread.

Funny that you mention the LVC jackets. Same goes for my LVC type II that I bought in ‘98-99 (size48). It it a 17.25 inch neck, but looks perfect. Thanks for the feedback, it lowered my anxiety! Thanks for the feedback. I wound up keeping both the 40s jacket and pants. So I’m still part of the party. I’ll be posting fit photos over the weekend.

This is the neck of the new 40’s jacket in size 44. It measures 21.5 inches. Once I start obsessing on a specific detail, I start to spiral. When I wear this, it feels like I’m wearing a low hanging necklace. Other than the neck, I like the fit of the jacket and the details are really great. Can anyone talk me off the ledge, or do I really look silly in this thing?

Such a cool detail. Anyone else enjoying this?

This could be me. My pair is raw. Fits fine in everyplace but waist. But after soaking, I’ll need at least a cm of stretch past raw. Has anyone’s pair stretched past raw waist dimensions?

Up for offer: Size 33 Raw. (Measuring in at 33”) Size 44 Jacket Raw. Both items pristine, tried on just long enough to break my heart.

I’m looking for a pair of indigo dyed Bakers pants. Or really any clothes made with an indigo sateen. Does anyone have a lead?

I just checked the size chart from page one. A size 33 Raw was targeted to be 88.9 cm or 35 inches. A two inch discrepancy is out of bounds. I would like to see TCB get involved here on this SUFU thread to help people understand the discrepancy. Maybe Ryo could make a statement and give options to those whose pants are too small?

I’m thankful that people from around the world are joining together with common purpose. Forging bonds and friendships with strangers, all with one goal. We are united in the effort to fade the sickest pair of jeans on the planet. Tip of the hat to all who have made this contest happen.

Small business at it’s best. TCB Hustle!

Any opinions on Entry SG? The price is cheaper than most, and they are advertised as actual loopwheel. Also, thanks to everyone for the suggestions on the women’s T-shirt options.

I’m looking for answers from the sufu braintrust... Are there any companies doing anything interesting in a women’s cut, loopwheel T-shirt?

@Geeman You can find the shirts on the Japanese site: https://tcbjeans.stores.jp/

I have two, indigo denim for me and green denim for my wife. Both are very nice and comfortable. I love the style and functionality. The wide brim keeps out the sun and discourages the small gnats that aim directly for your eyes balls. The indigo denim seems to be made of the same material as the indigo 40s cap. Which is very floppy. My 40s cap brim will not stay flipped up, and the brim of the 30’s doesn’t like to be told where to stay formed (which is helpful when trying to block sunlight from a particular angle). Either way, I wear mine all summer long and highly recommend it. I wonder if they have the USMC herringbone hat back in stock. That ones a beaut.

I see that the Painters Shorts sold out already. Did anybody else score a pair?