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• #4302
Dang, if someone wanted to hand me a down a vintage N-1 I'd be very stoked.
This side of the pond they're $795 and $815 for the IH and McCoy's, respectively. Not a jacket I'd buy. But the price is close enough to not even consider the IH IMO.
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• #4303
Yeah here the IH is £622 and RMC £800 so the difference is much greater. There seems to be more RMC ones available second hand though. Also, wouldn't want one of the models with the big US Navy tag at the back.
And yeah they're not for everyone but I enjoy wearing my Universal Works one and think they're a good jacket for London winters imo minus the rain protection lacking without a hood.
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• #4304
Oof yeah big difference. And given the general salary differences between the UK and the US, 800GBP is way expensive....
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• #4305
Thought this may interest people here:
https://www.dawsondenim.com/products/denim-branded-by-graham-marsh-and-tony-nourmand
Immediately pre-ordered from my local book shop. Looks super.
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• #4306
Sorry for spamming this thread recently. Bought a denim jacket for the first time. 48 hour delivery time from Germany to the middle of nowhere California. After some initial hesitation and mixed feelings, I think I'm kind of obsessed. Shrinkage after first wash was insane.
Warehouse 2002XX Type II jacket and Warehouse 1003XX jeans.
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• #4307
I love a Type II! The fit on those jeans is chefkiss too!
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• #4308
The shrinkage thing has always confused me, are you advised to size up or are the items usually made big?
The jacket looks a great fit, hope that’s an ‘after’ photo?
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• #4309
Bitta both. I wear a large in everything. This is labeled a 42 XL. In the US it would be a Large maybe. I do everything by measurements and having rough shrinkage knowledge. I was worried it’d be too small but I think it’s pretty spot on given how a type II of that era is supposed to fit. Warehouse does run small though.
Forgive the mirror, whoever rented this place before got happy with paint splatter. It’s not dirt! This is prewashing/totally raw and unsanforized.
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• #4310
Grazie! Very happy with them.
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• #4311
The difference in arm length is wild, worked out pretty good for you though.
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• #4312
Wouldn't be able to handle the stress of the unsanforized shrinkage! Struggle as it is to pick the right size for myself when things are one wash already
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• #4313
My favourite jeans roughly about 9 years old. Levis 501. 1955 pattern. Still going with some very shite mends
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• #4314
I dig those mends! Get some sashiko going :)
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• #4315
Ta :) Yeah I need to up my sashiko game.
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• #4317
Haha. Wild. Mine are waiting for me at the post office. The retailer I got mine from in Japan have started selling them with the threads cut off. I guess the threads were freaking people out.
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• #4318
Don’t suppose you have any photos of the faded yellow jkt in the background?
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• #4320
Weird I'd have thought people buying these would know they're "a feature, not a bug" thing
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• #4321
What’s the deal with the loose threads. To the non-initiated it looks a bit silly.
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• #4322
Jacket looks great JB!
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• #4323
Love these too.
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• #4324
I’ve managed to get back into my denim jackets having slimmed down a bit recently. None of them are “proper” but I do love the wrangler. Not sure of the age, but I’ve had it for years.
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• #4325
Just a little homage to WWII jackets where production was more rudimentary due to shortages in labour. I will be trimming mine when I remove the jacket and pants from the packaging later today. Think its supposed to be a bit of fun from Full Count rather than a serious representation of what jeans and denim jackets were like in the early 40s.
And Heat Straps is about to launch their own monstrous version too.