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Especially when compared to my RO1s which are showing less progress than this with twice the wear and two washes.

I have just under 50 days of wear on these, nights and weekends...S409xxx WW2s

@scooby, I have about 50 wears on mine and the denim is just getting better!

@Pedro, why yes it is!

@lance, thanks! I love this flannel. The bad pic does not do justice to the color.

Bad selfie alert! Patagonia flannel Pointer chore coat cheap scarf CSFs White’s

@JDelage, I got a 32 that I ‘grew out of’ then got a 33” that I have spent all day harvesting fire wood in with no mobility issues and I do heavy squats four days a week. They can live well in either the world of office casual or manual labor.

I’ve been wearing my Santa Cruz’ for the last three weeks and they are showing better than my Roy’s after three months! I’ll post some fit pics as soon as I get a free moment.

If you’re cool with a double knee, I think Grease Points would fit the bill.

@cottonskinblues, my mezcal cocktail of choice over the winter is the negroni. Though I will have to try that CR #2!

This is where you find yourself after too many shots of Mezcal! TCB type 2 Filson vest Flint and Tinder Chambray Pigeon Tree belt GPWW duck canvas RW Yellow Lab

Triple pleated jacket on eBay for $155. Too small for me. NWT. (I am not the one selling. )

He’s got it listed for less on Grailed. If funds weren’t tight at the moment I would have pick it up already.

I’m with @MJF9. The Ranch Blouse is my favorite denim jacket. The fabric is spectacular. The cut is somehow slim enough to look good with just a white T-shirt and full enough to wear over a thick sweater. And open pocket gives me a place to put my phone.

My vote is for the Fine Creek. It will be a 4 season jacket. The cut looks full enough to wear a layer underneath it. And, it has a great ‘50s/ motorcycle vibe to it. The Ooe jacket looks to be cut too slim to wear anything but a T-shirt under it and, to me, the fabric and cut of the jacket don’t match. It is a heavy fabric and a delicate/ light cut. If that makes sense...