Rivet and Hide
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Following the recent review I posted of The Flat Head and R.J B. flannels here is an update of the 3 Flat Head jeans we carry at Rivet & Hide.
10% off all first orders ends at Christmas
The 3001 is from the pioneer series. This denim has won awards for its unique fading properties. The "tate-ochi" vertical streak fades associated with vintage denim clinches the deal with most Flat Head aficionados. This 14.5oz slim fit jean is one of TFH most popular fits. We have had a couple of female customers who find this fit works well for them too. http://rivetandhide.com/brands/the-flat-head/3001.html
The 3009 is from the same denim series and is a straight fit with rope dyed yarns. The slight taper below the knee gives the style a modern edge over purely straight fits. http://rivetandhide.com/brands/the-flat-head/3009-jeans.html
The F2001 is a slightly heavier denim at 16oz with a slim/straight silhouette. It is a great jean for those who find the 3001 too slim. http://rivetandhide.com/brands/the-flat-head/f2001-jean.html
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The fit is great on you, Jord. Looks like we got it spot on between us.
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Hey Jord666, is the shirt slim fitting? FH westerns/workshirt typically tapers drastically from the chest to waist. Your fit is spot on. It may not work for bigger guys.
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I just measured the 42 which Jord has.
Pit to pit is 21" (42)
The most narrow point half way between pit and lower hem is 19"
The widest waist measurement is 21"the same measurements on size 44 are respectively:
22.5" (45)
20.5"
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Looks great Jord - it's got me really excited about the imminent arrival of my HNW-52W in green from Danny. First TFH shirt too…
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Absolutely love it…
More thoughts once my kids are in bed
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Absolutely love it…
More thoughts once my kids are in bed
Ok, so this is my first flannel shirt of this sort of quality and weight - wow. Amazing material, cut and construction. Light-years ahead of anything else currently residing in my wardrobe, apart from my IHSH-56 (natch… ;D).
However, good though the shirt is, I just wanted to mention that the service from Danny @ R&H has been exceptional from start to finish. I had a few questions about some of the info on the site and he really couldn't have been more helpful in clearing them up.
Since then we've exchanged a few emails about various related & unrelated matters and he's been an absolute pleasure to talk to. Don't hesitate to give him your custom - he's one of the good guys.
As well as the pre-Christmas discount offer, he also chucked a freebie into the package - very tidy...
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Pleasure, Jord.
We get a re-stock of Obbi Good Label brass key hooks this week and are adding the Horween leather key pouches from The Brave series along with some wallet reins in London tan to the mix.
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Railcar Fine Goods are a young denim brand from Los Angeles and some of the first wearers of their jeans are throwing up some great vintage fades now. Steven, the owner, sent me some images of a pair of Spikes X002 worn for 15 months.
The denim is red line Cone Mills selvedge. On quality and price they are hard to beat.http://rivetandhide.com/index.php/brands/railcar-fine-goods.html
