What about Jeans Jackets ....

[edmond 866,506]

The brycelands type 1 jacket is awesome short body sits perfectly on the waist! 

[edmond 866,506]

[MJF9 1,372]

At last At Last
The belt skimming Lot 147J

[Maynard Friedman 564,259]

Looks good. What’s the denim jacket count at now?! 

[edmond 866,506]

15 minutes ago, MJF9 said:

At last At Last
The belt skimming Lot 147J

Nice fit size 38?

 

are those grizzly boots?

[JDelage 1,674]

Nice jacket.

 

I'm developing a love / hate relationship with pleats on type I & II. I like the history, attention to details, etc, but I find the pleats not always super flattering. Also, on my Warehouse jacket the threads are coming loose at a couple spots that got - shall we say - under pressure...

[MJF9 1,372]

45 minutes ago, Maynard Friedman said:

Looks good. What’s the denim jacket count at now?! 

Thanks! I wondered what the length reaction would be. The count is only 4 (At Last, Post, MF, Samurai; sending Orslow back and won't be wearing Ande in Eastbourne any more ). Very tame for this community.

39 minutes ago, edmond said:

Nice fit size 38?

 

are those grizzly boots?

Size 44 Ed. Pleased to see you don't think it too short!

Boots are Viberg.

36 minutes ago, JDelage said:

Nice jacket.

Cheers!

[bartlebyyphonics 2,909]

much preferred @MJF9

in sync with what works for you with the type II sammie and the mf blouson...

[erk 838,864]

a teaser from instagram on the jackets debut in NC. Still havent had a chance for real photos. 

[edmond 866,506]

9 hours ago, MJF9 said:

Thanks! I wondered what the length reaction would be. The count is only 4 (At Last, Post, MF, Samurai; sending Orslow back and won't be wearing Ande in Eastbourne any more ). Very tame for this community.

Size 44 Ed. Pleased to see you don't think it too short!

Boots are Viberg.

Cheers!

44??? Seriously i tried  on a 42 yesterday and its great and i think im fatter than ya

 

length is perfect man

[MJF9 1,372]

Yeah mate 44. My mother made sure I ate all my shredded wheat :).

[erk 838,864]

Here it is. I’ll try to convince the misses to get a decent pic of me wearing it. 

[Paul T 1,822,874]

Looks lovely.

I liked that jacket so much I hardly wore it. The only time I washed it was to remove the Radiohead 1997 Glastonbury mud before I sent it to you. Hope you have many happy times in it.

[Toegun 463]

@Broark you still looking for a type 1 jacket? I saw this on the UES website whilst browsing. 

https://www.japaneseselvagejeans.com/goods_en_gbp_1052.html

the width is not bad but the length might be touch short?

[Broark 6,666]

Looks good but sold out in size 4. 

[Toegun 463]

Damn, sorry mate I didn’t check their stocks. In terms of style is it what you’re looking for?

[Broark 6,666]

No worries, and yeah that's pretty much what I'm looking for.
I think I might just end up with a CSF type I in all likelihood.

[MJF9 1,372]

I tried on the CSF WW2 type 1 in Clutch Café earlier this week... very impressive... so well constructed, great denim colour and character, felt a nice weight 13/14oz, relatively boxy with vintage length... all that I've read really but always good to try first hand... definitely one for my list... (* eye watering shop price though)...

[MJF9 1,372]

2 minutes ago, Broark said:

I think I might just end up with a CSF type I in all likelihood.

We crossed posts... that would be a fine choice @Broark

[Toegun 463]

8 minutes ago, MJF9 said:

I tried on the CSF WW2 type 1 in Clutch Café earlier this week... very impressive... so well constructed, great denim colour and character, felt a nice weight 13/14oz, relatively boxy with vintage length... all that I've read really but always good to try first hand... definitely one for my list... (* eye watering shop price though)...

@MJF9 yeah the first time I went there I had a really nice look around and chat with the staff as a few of them are ex Son of a Stag but I left with just a coffee...

[MJF9 1,372]

@Toegun indeed mate and yes very helpful staff and a really good shop... they are building up quite a collection which is always good to see...

[Maynard Friedman 564,259]

On 11/11/2018 at 8:09 PM, MJF9 said:

I tried on the CSF WW2 type 1 in Clutch Café earlier this week... very impressive... so well constructed, great denim colour and character, felt a nice weight 13/14oz, relatively boxy with vintage length... all that I've read really but always good to try first hand... definitely one for my list... (* eye watering shop price though)...

A paltry £1024 for the complete WW2 tux! 

[MJF9 1,372]

@Maynard Friedman high inflation since the war???! I only heard the price of the jacket and made my excuses with eyes watering. Better importing provided it's marked as low value.

[chambo2008 743,485]

My new baby 

 

[Foxy2 6,850]

@chambo2008 - very nice, indeed!

[chambo2008 743,485]

12 hours ago, Foxy2 said:

@chambo2008 - very nice, indeed!

Thanks! I will try wear it everyday 

[JDelage 1,674]

Are you flying this holiday season? If so, what denim jacket are you taking with you?

Last time I took my Warehouse WW2 Type I. Tomorrow I'm flying with the Tender 900. Both have pockets big enough to accommodate 3 passports...

[tigerstrom 1,867]

In not flying but I'm living in my TCB Catboy!

[erockisalive 18,944]

@JDelage Not flying with a denim jacket, but I am going to fly with my Rising Sun outdoor vest for it's many pockets.

[501XX4EVER 1,558]

Accidentally found a nice link with a load of info on vintage Wrangler jackets like John Lennon's one.

Vintage Wrangler jackets.