Mister Freedom
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Not indigo dipped to my knowledge. I would assume it is the same thread used on the indigo canvas versions of the chino. Christophe's blog just states 100% cotton thread but nothing about an indigo bath. I agree with you, on the khaki versions the thread pops a bit too much for me.
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Soaked fit to follow, I formed it but it's still a little too damp to wear.
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Good looking shirt, great fit.
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Also agreed, very good fit, especially for pre-soak. Some people seem to be complaining about the length but I definitely don't see any issues in that pic.
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Looks great. I'm happy they are a bit long. I'm really thinking about the
N1-H jacket too. Just not sure I can get it and the lefty trucker when it arrives. -
Congrats Ane! That shirt is awesome.
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Beautiful details @Anesthetist
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Anyone looking at that anniversary pea coat? They will be getting them in today I'm told.
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It's a great looking coat, but I'm afraid I'm just too pale to pull off something like that.
The blanket lining inside is great too. I've still got my heart set on the black deck jacket.
Reading the description leads me to believe it won't be as warm as my 2014 Blouson de Quart, so that's how I'm justifying it.
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That black jacket is nice. I just sent mine back though. I loved the look but just wasn't long enough for my taste. The lining is lighter so it should work for you
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It sounds like the new N-1H is their Naval take on a Tanker jacket. You get the Deck Jacket look but with the versatility and lighter weight of a Tanker. That might have also been the reason for the shorter profile as tankers are means to be worn around the waist while heavy N-1s should fall mid fly on most people.. at least they do in the old photos.
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To be honest, I had zero intention of getting anything from the anniversary collection. I kinda figured I had all the Indigo stuff I needed.
Then I came to my senses and realized I was being an idiot so I emailed Cristian and, as usual, he hooked it up.
First up, the "infamous" 2-tone Naval Chinos. I know people hated the blue stitching, but after seeing pairs a few years old, the thread fades to such a faint blue it's not noticeable after a few washes. Plus, essentially ever officer chino designed with a front pocket arcuate is based of Christopher original design, so instead of buying more RRL Chinos, I figured I should man up and get the real thing. Also, I always liked the two tone Khaki - seemed a little rustic and I have always dug it.
The fabric is like nothing I have ever seen or felt before. Really slick, really tight weave, almost sateen like.
The fit is pretty standard from what you would expect. Fairly sizable hem, but classic seat and thigh. Slimmer than the Sportsman Chinos, baggies than Garrisons. They tightened up a bit with a run through a light machine wash cycle but I expect more once I give them a real wash and dry. The color is light so I expect them to get dirty easily so they will get washed often. They stretch almost immediately.
And like many of you, I snagged a CPO. Fit is larger than I thought it would be based on measures and mine didn't shrink at all in a cold soak. Hoping it tightens up once I let it see a wash.
Now off to try and shift more gear to pay off the CC before the wife notices [emoji41]
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Broark - I'm at work now but will post measures post soak.
There is still An OG pair from 2008 available in 36, but I figured I wanted whatever "tweaks" might have been made in the positive for fit/durability - even if the old ones are 30 bucks cheaper.
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