Thrift Store Scores
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I'd say that is a fishing vest. The sheepskin patch is for putting flies in for easy and quick access and change of fly, the loop on the bottom right of the vest is for resting a rod butt in when standing in water and wanting to change a fly or other such thing that requires 2 hands…
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Yep. Which reminds me, was admiring this recently.
http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/speedway-shop/item/8060070031/?s-id=borderless_recommend_item_en
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Yep. Which reminds me, was admiring this recently.
http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/speedway-shop/item/8060070031/?s-id=borderless_recommend_item_en
Very nice!!!! Was after a fly fishing vest….. Barbour used to do a nice spey one but had a look and can't seem to track the same one down!
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My first vest which was a formative piece of clothing (I mentioned it in one of the threads here about our histories and what got us into clothes) was a denim vest, insulated and lined with flannel. It had a ridiculous number of pockets. I too am in the "less is more" camp these days. Only outerwear I wear regularly with more than three pockets is the IH M65.
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Not thrifted, but pretty damn cheap from eBay.
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Belstaff x drizabone trialmaster. 125cm. Fits a 48" chest. I'm not even gonna tell you what I paid for this. I have somebody interested but if it doesn't work out it's up for grabs for any of you big boned motorbike gents.
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Fuuuuuuuck, I've been eyeing up one of those for weeks
Let me know if your sale falls through Nate
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will do gav!
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Thanks Nate
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Well thankfully most of the 20 something's here fall into the super urban category, so someone copping my look isn't such a big deal here
They have a out of time feel to them that I like. I haven't seen any elder cats kicking around in these lately(or anyone else for that matter), so maybe that's why I don't get that vibe from them. They remind me of Florida in my youth a bit, Miami, the 80's, that whole feel