Hi all, fairly new to the brand and denim/boots in general, hope to make some good friendships moving forward..

Couple pics from a little christmas get together with friends over the weekend

Sat on my sofa listening to this thing creek like leather as a move and rotate my arms

Truly worth the wait, now to just wait for some cooler weather to wear it outside.

Happy sunday all

Tried on wearing shorts as its 30C here in the UK but man am I happy with the fit. Literally couldn’t work better for me if it had been made to measure.

Mainly intend to wear this a with a hoody or UHF and its sits perfectly over either, it’s also great over a just a t shirt so I can do that also.

The sleeves have got the perfect extra 0.5” or so to allow them to pull up slightly once the creases are set.

Basically the perfect jacket for casual wear.

Other half was absoloutely baffled taking this photo wondering why I insisted on sticking a hoody on today of all days

Sometimes sleepy

Sometimes goofy

16570 on a Bark and Jack nato, highly reccomend for anyone who likes nato straps. The fabric is thick yet soft (after a few hours wear) and so comfortable on the wrist. Best nato I’ve had.

Amongst a long list of artists across many many genres this past week at Glastonbury I caught Brian Jonestown Massacre on a very sunny sunday afternoon, perfect settings and a plane was up above drawing a smiley face!

Breakfast sandwich/burger

Tomato, streaky bacon, sausage patty, black pudding, fried egg and cheese on toasted brioche with mustard (bottom) and ketchup (top)

Time for a nap

One for the hip hop fans

What's it like buttoned up

They will also potentially lose a bit more length with creasing..

@Brodie so awesome on nato

What a moment i bet that was

Sat on my sofa listening to this thing creek like leather as a move and rotate my arms

Truly worth the wait, now to just wait for some cooler weather to wear it outside.

Happy sunday all

I notice the website has had a bit of a cleanup recently with many past seasons products being removed, including this, does that mean the above maybe is now a no?

@Alex what a gorgeous derpi pooch!

@Matt it really is. It's crazy just how big it is and you often need a good hour to get between stages due to crowds and needing to stop for the toilet and drinks etc. Not to mention the part of the site where we had our camper van was around a 30-35 minute walk to the festival entrance.

I would say I managed around 2/3rds of all the acts I had written down, but also saw so many I did not plan to. Even having said that though there was still a few stages I did not see anything at!

@Bridger West Holts was awesome, classic large scale outdoor concert setting. Great sound and speaker stacks going right to the back of the crowd so you always heard the music brilliantly. That point actually goes for every stage there, no matter where you stood in the crowd the sound was fantastic, loud and clear. Which in the UK in recent years doesn't always seem to be the case.

It's worth going there just to experience the Pyramid stage alone. Mind blowing just how far back you can go and still have a great time and how huge of a crowd can fit in there.

Some big names I saw were Kaiser Chiefs, Lewis Capaldi, Maccabees with Florence from Florence & The Machine, Busta Rhymes, Alanis Morissette.

Then it all got a bit loose for the party music; MJ Cole, Joy Orbison, Four Tet (twice), Jamie XX, Solomun. Fat Boy Slim's 100th performance at Glastonbury which was one of the best parties I've ever been too, that was at Shang Ri La and I was properly flying by that point. Haven't partied like that in years.

The IICON stage is one of the craziest things I've ever seen, especially late on into the early hours.

My only regret is missing Prodigy, but I'm sure there will be another opportunity! The Kneecap show would have been another great moment but they closed off all routes leading to it almost an hour beforehand as it was so busy and at that point I was relaxing in a tent listening to the great Giles Peterson spin some records.

All in all a truly 10/10 experience, if you ever get the chance to go, do it!!

Amongst a long list of artists across many many genres this past week at Glastonbury I caught Brian Jonestown Massacre on a very sunny sunday afternoon, perfect settings and a plane was up above drawing a smiley face!

Tried on wearing shorts as its 30C here in the UK but man am I happy with the fit. Literally couldn’t work better for me if it had been made to measure.

Mainly intend to wear this a with a hoody or UHF and its sits perfectly over either, it’s also great over a just a t shirt so I can do that also.

The sleeves have got the perfect extra 0.5” or so to allow them to pull up slightly once the creases are set.

Basically the perfect jacket for casual wear.

Other half was absoloutely baffled taking this photo wondering why I insisted on sticking a hoody on today of all days