Wallets, Chains, and Reins
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I love those wallets and really dig Pigeon Tree in general. I have one of the olive teacore belts coming hopefully soon.
I will say that regarding thicker wallets, despite having back problems, I’ve found that I was able to get used to more than I expected. I have a Flat Head Wild Child and it really has been fine — that said, I don’t think I could go thicker, would be too Costanza.
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@popvulture said in Wallets, Chains, and Reins:
I’ve found that I was able to get used to more than I expected.
I have one of those thicc boi shell wallets that IH makes and I have been able to get used to it. Aside from driving- the driver's seat side pushes against my hip so I take my wallet out. The wide pockets on IH jeans help a lot with fat wallets.
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"Possibly splitting hairs, but I consider @Oaktavia to be the beardy, dank High Magus of this denim game…" @neph93
WTB: IHJ-72- XL/XXL
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Long ago, after a many hours long international flight sitting on my wallet i had to move it to my front pocket just due to some back/hip pain. Once I did that i never put a wallet in my back pocket again.
On another long recent international flight my wallet was placed into a camera bag where it lived for the duration of the trip. After experiencing how nice it is to have nothing in the pockets, i decided to give a daily carry bag a try and shortly after got the ihe-37. Don't see myself going to back.
So while the thickness isnt a problem for pants, it does get very thick and bulky in an otherwise slim rear pocket. Still may give this a try before putting it up for sale. Should have known better with how my wallet choice has evolved over the years.
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@pechelman if you do decide to part with the indigo dipped one please give me a heads up if you don’t mind the international shipping?
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@Oaktavia yup, love the wide pockets for motorcycles especially. I always used to put my wallet in the front pocket.
My Mr.Lentz slim biker wallet is about as heavy duty as I could go. Tough as nails and fits everything I need, nothing I don’t.
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Patina update
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Hello forum folk I am in search of a new black tea core braided wallet cord. Do any of you know where I can find a nice one? I have been looking around but I'm not really sure who sells them.
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@Oaktavia Leather Works Brother in Japan sells them. Their goods look nice in photos, but I haven't seen them for real.
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@Graeme said in Wallets, Chains, and Reins:
@Oaktavia Leather Works Brother in Japan sells them. Their goods look nice in photos, but I haven't seen them for real.
They do look nice in the photos. They seem to want you to send in an order form to place an order. I haven't ordered from a Japan site like those before. Have you?
Edit: it appears each page has an order request form. I sent an order request in and it says to wait for an email. They look quite nice and are customizable. I went with black overdyed with red sinew on the request. They also have a Copper Black hardware which ages nicely. I think it might be an copper with a black coating that wears away. I hope they hit me back because they look awesome.
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"Possibly splitting hairs, but I consider @Oaktavia to be the beardy, dank High Magus of this denim game…" @neph93
WTB: IHJ-72- XL/XXL
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@Oaktavia if not having tea core isn’t a deal breaker, Ewing Dry Goods (EDG) located in Juneau Alaska has some very nice, well crafted black vegetable tanned braided lanyards. I personally haven’t purchased a lanyard from them as of yet, but have purchased other items and was pleased with the quality and customer experience. [ewingdrygoods.com]
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@Oaktavia I haven't.
There's a page about placing an order on their website, which suggests that the form is more of an enquiry, after which they'll supply a price and delivery time.
Maybe drop them an email (there's an address on their homepage) and see what they come back with.
I like their Handy Wallet, but I've never tried getting one. You can be the guinea pig for placing an order!
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@Graeme I edited my post below. I sent in a request.
@John-Galt oh yes I know if this guy. If this Japanese brand does not work out, I'll check him out again. Thanks!
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@Oaktavia i have the natural braided lanyard from Ewing dry goods and it’s been awesome. I’ve had it a few months now.
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@ZackB said in Wallets, Chains, and Reins:
@Oaktavia i have the natural braided lanyard from Ewing dry goods and it’s been awesome. I’ve had it a few months now.
I ended up hitting up Ewing Dry Goods and he hit me back right away. I was originally going to ask him if he could do a black teacore wallet leash but then I saw a turqouise leather roll in one of the recent photos he posted. I asked him if he could make a leash from that and he said he could
so check this out:
I also asked him if he could add something from nature and he said he had some antler. I am so stoked on this. I asked about the other beads and he said this:
Two long ones are elk antler, solid brass (uncoated to patina), and an antique turquoise trade bead.
Looking so forward to wearing it with my IH mid wallet. I mean look at this thing it's fecking TURQUOISE! I'm over the Moon with how it turned out. Thought I would share as he was recommend here and by several folks on Instagram. Dude is legit.
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"Possibly splitting hairs, but I consider @Oaktavia to be the beardy, dank High Magus of this denim game…" @neph93
WTB: IHJ-72- XL/XXL
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