WAYWT 2025 Denim Edition

[Alec Leamas]

Butcher Products vest

Hollywood Ranch Market tee

Butcher Products denim chino

Butcher Products flying b

[SLAYER]

13 hours ago, MJF9 said:

Sufu regular who has a strong opinion

now i'm curious.....

Anyway the cvilian deck also looks amazing, but might not be as warm as i want it

[indigoeagle]

57 minutes ago, SLAYER said:

now i'm curious.....

Anyway the cvilian deck also looks amazing, but might not be as warm as i want it

Colimbo's Observer Parka is also worth checking out.

[pudaspriest]

anderson-anderson beanie -- old crow jacket -- trophy clothing shirt -- dry bones pants -- red wings shoes

[PBTony]

Asket, Fob Factory & Cons 

[Thanks_M8]

Not today but yesterday, since sufu didn't work for me.

Weird machismo pose...

SC, work hoody, SC, RW

Edited November 27, 2025 by Thanks_M8

[mlwdp]

Pilgrim surf supply jp

phigvel

phigvel wide chino

wesco

 

[shredwin_206]

FW Wabash. 
Rockets WWII jeans.  
Nicks Palouse Boots 

[cultpop 0217]

Lots of layers (and textures) for a chilly Turkey Day.

Gobble gobble. 

Suprisingly, no denim today. 

*Wool Fishermans Cap
*Vtg 1960s/70s Hart, Schaffner, & Marx Wool Coat ( lost a button today!) 
*Vtg String of Pearls
*LEVIS LVC Space Print Tee
*Vtg Brooks Brothers Wool Fair Isle Sweater Vest
*AE Cotton Shawl Collar Cardigan
*Fancy Buckle Tooled Leather Belt
*Vtg Pleated Corduroy Trousers
*Vtg Justin Tulip Inlay Cowboy Boots

 

 

[PBTony]

Universal works, LVC 55, Cons

[MJF9]

Belafonte x 2 / my Birks slippers, all set for family afternoon at home

[TripicalMidbooster]

Two fits from the past month... First up is Lewis Leathers, Iron Heart, TCB 50's, and Wesco, Second is a Freewheelers 1946-47 506; marled raglan fisherman knit, heavy moleskin Mcqueen work pants, and boots all Martin Margiela from 2000

Edited December 1, 2025 by TripicalMidbooster

[indigoeagle]

3 hours ago, TripicalMidbooster said:

 

Two fits from the past month... First up is Lewis Leathers, Iron Heart, TCB 50's, and Wesco, Second is a Freewheelers 1946-47 506; marled raglan fisherman knit, heavy moleskin Mcqueen work pants, and boots all Martin Margiela from 2000

Nice combos.
And your FW 506XX is fading nicely. Looks great with that fisherman knit.

[PBTony]

Universal works, SC66, asics 

[Broark]

FW Trailblazer.
FW thermal (non-vis).
FW '42.

[cultpop 0217]

A few weeks back I picked this LVC 1961 Type 3 Bat jacket and bemoaned to some of you that denim jackets never fit me quite right.

If they fit my chest the length and sleeves are usually too long. But if they are good in the length they are too snug and can't be buttoned. Im pretty fit but also short and kinda boxy myself. 

I managed to button it below but my ribs hurt. The taper is just too tight. 

And here it looks great fit wise but it's kinda painful.

So...I took an old denim jacket that I loved the fit but never wore due to length and had it tailored. 

I wanted that vintage ranch blouse fit, boxy and hitting right around the waist so I raised the waistband up and eliminated one button in order to get the perfect vintage crop.

 She nailed it. Plus I love the way this cotton/linen fabric drapes more like the lighter weight denim used in old jackets. The alteration is seamless. You would never know. 

I'm sure this looks too short even to some of you that are vintage versed and that's ok.

You do you, boo. I know what I want. You know me and those exaggerated proportions I love. 

Another aside: I have a bunch of great button down shirts in wool, flannel, denim, pearl snaps etc that I never wear so I'm going to try and work them into my rotation this winter. Maybe more neck ties too...

All vintage except the jeans. 

*Barlesoni Fur Felt Homburg

*Banana Republic Cotton/Linen Denim Jacket

*Yves Saint Laurent Knit Tie

*1930s Doggie Tie Clip

*Lord&Taylor Cotton Flannel

*Hailey's Comet Tee (unseen)

*Painted Leather Belt with Brass Buckle

*Bronson Mfg Lee-pro 101b 1936 Cowboy Denim

*Tony Lama Black Label Work Boots

******

Edited December 3, 2025 by cultpop 0217
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[indigoeagle]

17 hours ago, Broark said:

FW Trailblazer.
FW thermal (non-vis).
FW '42.

The Trailblazer really is something.
And the current/previous FW WWII denim fades nicely, too.
You must have been wearing them quite a lot. I find it to fade very slowly.

[Broark]

6 minutes ago, indigoeagle said:

The Trailblazer really is something.
And the current/previous FW WWII denim fades nicely, too.
You must have been wearing them quite a lot. I find it to fade very slowly.

They've just released a new version of the Trailblazer as well, one with raglan sleeves and in two new colors.
Great sweater, I don't get to wear it often but I enjoy it whenever I do.
Funny, I actually find that the war denim fades quite quickly. I've been wearing them steadily for the last two months or so, up until then they had very little wear.

[okimoto]

@cultpop 0217 That length looks perfect on you. Great fit as usual

[cultpop 0217]

Thank you. I took your advice and went to the tailor!

[ATWM]

Inis Meain, Arpenteur, Kapital daytime sleeping bag I mean ring coat, Silverstone Ground-Alls, Oak Street Trench boots hitting their decade year. 

Challenging getting a true selfie these days. 

[Thanks_M8]

Granny made hat, sc california jacket, vintage aran underneath, buzz chinos, groceries for cookies

[Lorcan]

FW empire coat + 1922 506xx / SCSC 1942 / Nicks

[evisu8858]

3 hours ago, ATWM said:

Inis Meain, Arpenteur, Kapital daytime sleeping bag I mean ring coat, Silverstone Ground-Alls, Oak Street Trench boots hitting their decade year. 

Challenging getting a true selfie these days. 

@ATWM What size ring coat is this? And if you don't mind me asking, how tall are you? It looks great and I'd like to get the same size if possible!

[ATWM]

17 minutes ago, evisu8858 said:

@ATWM What size ring coat is this? And if you don't mind me asking, how tall are you? It looks great and I'd like to get the same size if possible!

It’s a 3, and it’s decidedly roomy on me. I’m really more a Kapital 2 (I have a Tri-P coat in a 2 that I also like a lot), but I wanted something to sorta swim in. I’m 5’8’ ~145. Ring coats re pretty flexible…I bought my wife a size 1 and I can actually wear that even and it’s a different look, but it fits. 

2 notes - it’s actually 2 ring coats (ridiculous I know) the lining acts as its own coat or attaches to the twill one. Also, Kapital got bought out by LVMH not so long ago, which is something that may or may not matter. 
edit - one more thing - this is the long version. There’s a short version too. 

Edited December 3, 2025 by ATWM

[julian-wolf]

@Lorcan That’s an A+ look

How’d you size the Empire cost relative to other FW tops?

[Lorcan]

10 minutes ago, julian-wolf said:

@Lorcan That’s an A+ look

How’d you size the Empire cost relative to other FW tops?

Thanks... It's fairly generously cut, I'm a 40 or 42 in FW jackets (42 in 1946-47 506xx)/ large in powerwear tees / 17 in shirts, and this is a 40. It was one of the first FW items I got 4-5 years back, I'm slightly heavier now but it still fits well.

[Dr_Heech]

Cracking fit on the Empire coat @Lorcan - we also need to see more photos of that 1922 506XX please mate, if you haven't already done so before - if you did so l must have missed it.

Edited December 9, 2025 by Dr_Heech

[PBTony]

Uniqlo, TCB50s, Docs 

[evisu8858]

19 hours ago, ATWM said:

It’s a 3, and it’s decidedly roomy on me. I’m really more a Kapital 2 (I have a Tri-P coat in a 2 that I also like a lot), but I wanted something to sorta swim in. I’m 5’8’ ~145. Ring coats re pretty flexible…I bought my wife a size 1 and I can actually wear that even and it’s a different look, but it fits. 

2 notes - it’s actually 2 ring coats (ridiculous I know) the lining acts as its own coat or attaches to the twill one. Also, Kapital got bought out by LVMH not so long ago, which is something that may or may not matter. 
edit - one more thing - this is the long version. There’s a short version too. 

Thanks, the fit looks great on you! I might also check out the tri-p. I'm in Japan a fair amount for work so can swing by the shop in Ginza when I'm next out there