Pherrow's

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Edited March 13, 2017 by hoggreaser

[chihin]

 

my first post, Pherrow 466

 

 

 

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Edited October 10, 2015 by hoggreaser

[Iron Horse]

Great fit on the 466!

[BlackPig]

For a straight cut they look reasonably slim. Which is good IMO.

[Sugar Mountain]

The 466 is based on the '66 cut, no? Should look fairly trim.

 

Beautiful faded pair here:

 

 

Credit: http://bespokemanblog.com

[Flash]

id love to go for some Pherrow's but the yellow rivet really puts me off , still check on yahoo auctions from time to time for some older Stormy Blues 

[edmond]

simon thats our store managers pair of pherrows !

[Iron Horse]

id love to go for some Pherrow's but the yellow rivet really puts me off , still check on yahoo auctions from time to time for some older Stormy Blues 

 

The 441 has a silver color button, and the 500SW has a copper color one (not sure if the button is actual copper or not).

 

I wonder what would happen if someone were to try removing the button...

Edited October 31, 2014 by Iron Horse

[Flash]

thanks mate 

yeah , its just the button all together i dont like 

[volvo240thebest]

like that 66 cut... added to the wish list!

[chihin]

Great fit on the 466!

haha,I thought it would be too long for me in fact

[Iron Horse]

haha,I thought it would be too long for me in fact

 

I hear you, I had my latest pair of 441s hemmed with Take 5's Union Special to prevent any crazy stacking.

Edited November 5, 2014 by Iron Horse

[Iron Horse]

After talking about it in the small questions thread (and with the SO, of course) I picked up the Pherrow's corduroy ranch jacket the other day to replace my old winter jacket. Have worn it a few days now and it's certainly warm.

 

 

Faux sherpa lining is used around the neck collar and throughout the body; the sleeves are lined with a satin-like polyester.

 

 

 

 

The corduroy feels nice and solid, with more heft to it than most standard cord jackets I've owned or handled; I'm not sure how many ounces the fabric is but it does feel substantial. Note the Lee Riders style zig-zag stitching over the snap buttons.

 

 

The sherpa is polyester but has a very real, natural look and feel when compared to almost any poly sherpa I've ever seen.

 

 

Close-up of the cord fabric; it feels and smells like it's been lightly coated with wax. 

 

The fit is fairly straight, but with a slight taper at the waist. Although 40 is my size (I think 42 would be just too big) the bottom snap button is a bit snug when closed, which would be my only complaint with this jacket. What's more, there are no internal pockets, but this is a pretty minor concern. 

 

So far I've been doing well this winter by wearing this jacket, a flannel, and an undershirt. Definitely the nicest cord jacket I've ever worn or handled.

Edited January 8, 2015 by Iron Horse

[kiya]

I just saw that jacket in person in Tokyo, it felt great.

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Edited March 13, 2017 by hoggreaser

[Iron Horse]

Hey nice one Iron Horse, certainly looks great. Hope it's working out for you.

 

For sure, it's nice and toasty. It also has a smell to it that is exactly like my Red Wing leather protector cream. I haven't seen anything written about that, but it seems to me the jacket is treated lightly with some type of wax or oil.

[Iron Horse]

Gave the 441s a second machine wash yesterday, starting to get some personality out of them.

 

[Iron Horse]

As much as it pains me to do this, I have to admit that my corduroy jacket is a tad too small, so I've sized up in it and have put the previous one in size 40 up for sale:

 

http://supertalk.superfuture.com/index.php/topic/158448-pherrows-corduroy-sherpa-ranch-jacket-sz-40/

[Iron Horse]

And for whoever's interested, Pherrow's has just released a preview of some of their 2015 S/S collection:

 

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.953552177989708.1073741845.224799000865033&type=1&l=4f36a23a9d

Edited February 13, 2015 by Iron Horse

[Bobbo]

Hah, the mad cats patch is brilliant.

[Iron Horse]

Yeah, that's the one that jumped out at me; I wouldn't mind that jacket.

[Blue Nemo]

Vater&Sohn is going to stock Pherrow's in the next months. a jean, shirt and definitely the wabash engineer coat. sadly not so sure yet about the two others....

[Iron Horse]

Yeah I think they've been stepping things up some; Son of A Stag just started stockimg more Pherrow's stuff too.

[Blue Nemo]

right right

I really like their denim, their 13.75 always stays on my mind, hopefully one day I get a pair of these...

 

their 13.5 denim is not so much my thing

[RegentSt1965]

I like the Pherrows  sweats (From SoaS) a bit  trimmer all round than BR and a bit heavier weight

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Edited October 10, 2015 by hoggreaser

[d-rew12]

I'm very interested in the 421, but like hoggreaser, waist measurements on some shops seem really small, but okay on others. Same with the thigh. 

 

Can any comment on the 13.75oz denim? Does it stretch a decent amount? The sz36 seems perfect but the waist and thigh might be a bit too tight. But there are no measurements for the 38's and I have a feeling they'd be too big. 

[Iron Horse]

Hoggreaser: Sure, I can do a full write-up later on where my 441s stand with measurements and pics. I've been meaning to that for a while anyway ever since I gave them another wash a couple weeks ago and the denim popped again. 

 

d-rew: Good choice; in retrospect I would have bought the 421s, and I have them in my queue for my next 13-ish oz jeans. Although I haven't worn the 13.75 oz denim, the 13.5 oz denim of my 441s didn't really stretch all that much. This is one reason I sold the 33s (my proper waist size) and went up to the 34s. The thighs on the 33s were too tight for me, especially while sitting, and that never really changed. If you're looking for a wider cut, there is the 500sw, which is quite nice looking. 

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Hoggreaser: Sure, I can do a full write-up later on where my 441s stand with measurements and pics. I've been meaning to that for a while anyway ever since I gave them another wash a couple weeks ago and the denim popped again. 

 

d-rew: Good choice; in retrospect I would have bought the 421s, and I have them in my queue for my next 13-ish oz jeans. Although I haven't worn the 13.75 oz denim, the 13.5 oz denim of my 441s didn't really stretch all that much. This is one reason I sold the 33s (my proper waist size) and went up to the 34s. The thighs on the 33s were too tight for me, especially while sitting, and that never really changed. If you're looking for a wider cut, there is the 500sw, which is quite nice looking. 

 

I checked out the 521's but seem a bit too wide for me. Plus I love the details of the 421's! I was thinking of maybe sizing up to the 38, but all size charts stop at 36 (except for the anniversary editions), and can't really find a 38 anywhere. For some charts a 36 would be okay, then others it'd be too small... Just going to have to think about it.

 

But thanks for the heads up! And looking forward to your 441 write up!