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Vintage tee, missing tag so no clue on brand DIY jeans Vans Crocketts

@Broark nice Rivian! I really like the hatchback they teased a few months ago and can see myself getting something along those lines once my VW is run into the ground. I had posted the frame when I got it, but I finished building it up the other day so here's my new mountain bike (and a pic with my hardtail).

A friend of mine who's into denim was asking me about my washing procedure on my homemade jeans the other day and was shocked when I told him I machine wash every few weeks and even tumble dry em. Unfortunately he's not close enough of a friend for me to really get into my opinions in washing lol. Regarding denim in new movies, Saturday Night has some good flares and other 70s garms, it was a lot of fun. Worth checking out if you can!

Bring A Trailer posted this Gremlin to their ig the other day that came with a Levi's edition upholstery. Link to the listing

Vintage shirt Vintage Hanes thermal DIY jeans Good Guys boots

RIP to one of the best to ever do it https://youtu.be/szvTNYIPjP0?si=OsP6RVKqOrXZXY27

Same ol hat, vintage Rustler jacket, cropped tee, DIY jeans, Good Guys boots. Pleased with how these jeans are coming along. Been about 7 months in em I think?

No clue how old it is but I snagged this vintage Rustler jacket yesterday for a song. I dig the slim fit, and it sits right where I like my jackets to. I really like the shade of blue and the wear it's got. Always loved the hand warmer pockets on these Rustlers too.

Yesterday my girlfriend and I went to a vintage market and I snagged some great pieces. Everything but the baseball tee and the Jeff Gordon tee were from the same vendor and he cut me a deal that made my day. Been wanting a varsity jacket for a while now so that was a good find. Then back at her apartment I cooked some lions mane mushrooms to make tacos. Never cooked these before but had them once or twice. It's impressive how well you can make them taste and feel like meat (at least from what I can remember). They were fun to cook too. Today she and I went for a bike ride along the Ohio Erie canal towpath. It's nearing the end of September and it's still mid 80s here in Ohio, and I'm over it. I want to wear jackets already.

Vintage hat Electric Wizard merch TCB 50s Good Guys boots Need to post more details of these in the TCB thread, been a few fixes since the last time I posted them there.

Quick patch on my mountain biking shorts. Realized I wore a hole between the saddle and my sit bones. Quick patch with some ripstop scrap. Took all of like 10 minutes. Caught it just in time because my brother and I are leaving in the morning for a race and I wouldn't be able to patch em at the campsite.

These mods are out of control here!

I just caught a 60 day ban for saying "get lost". It's crazy if they spend all their time moderating how are they gonna get any sick fades??

It's so silly to me lmao. They're so sensitive.

More r/rawdenim drama lmao. Notice the amount of comments being deleted. https://www.reddit.com/r/rawdenim/s/sKept6ufiE Edit: thread's deleted, might not open now idk.

We got Cleveland Browns football today Vintage Browns hat Vintage Browns tee DIY jeann

More fall weather in Ohio today. Same ol hat Vintage vest again Vintage Oshkosh flannel DIY Blundstones

@Double 0 Soul jesus that thing is perfect. Thanks for sharing!

Another one today. My buddy blew out the buttonhole on a pair of vintage 501s. I don't usually fix shit for people unless they're family/partner and/or it's simple or seems fun. This one seemed fun so I took him up on it. I decided the best solution was to cut off that section of waistband and sew on an extension in its place. Had to unpick a belt loop too so I re-bartacked it. I'm pleased with the results!

That's the same denim I used on my pair of jeans I made myself. It fades slow but it's nice. Lends itself well to vintage fades. Edit: here's what the denim looks like after a few months and frequent washing

Some before and after shots of some more bag repairs for my girlfriend. She's in a wheelchair so she hangs them off the back and they get caught on things regularly. Since it's a power chair she sometimes doesn't realize a bag is caught till it's torn. The leather bag was super quick, just popped a couple rivets. Had to add a third to reposition an interior pocket since it was too many layers for the rivets I had on hand. The green canvas one has leather straps which had torn at three places. I had to be careful while sewing the straps back in place to make sure the needle went into the pre-poked holes. Added a box stitch too for added security, and popped in some more rivets to complete the look. Hopefully if I have to stitch this one back up again it's the fourth strap end that wasn't already torn that fails. The black canvas one had a huge tear which I darned. Had to unpick the stitches holding the strap down to be able to darn underneath, then sewed the strap back.

Hat - vintage Tee - vintage Vest - vintage Jeans - diy Shoes - vans

It got chilly this week and felt like fall so time to start wearing my flannels. LL Bean DIY Blundstones

Here's a nice thing that came in the mail yesterday. Looking forward to building it up. Chromag Darco. Pardon the flashlight-lit pictures, northeast ohio had a wicked storm Tuesday, and we are one of >300,000 customers who lost power.