Mister Freedom
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Oh I should've been more clear, I'm debating these naval chinos and some khaki Sportsman chinos that I've found from a Japanese store that still has them in stock.
Both khaki, just not sure which pair has the details that I like more.Ahh gotcha - I will add a kink in the mix and say the best bang for your buck is the Shipyard Chinos. Lightweight that you can wear them year round and a nice tailored fit
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A couple of fit pics of my anniversary CPO after a warm wash.
Nice pick up ! Looks great post wash
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Hadn't really considered the Shipyard Chinos due to the lighter color / more out there details.
But they do look pretty nice! Measurements look good too.I wanted the Shipyard when they came out, but never got them since they cam out originally in December and they were too thin to really wear. Mine are perhaps my most worn chin pants. I have the blue so the details are more subtle. I actually love the patch pockets and the top block is phenomenal. They are my wife's favorite pants I wear.
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Sorry for the ridiculous amount of posts in here. Since there is a new Liberty Belt out, I figured I'd share my original with you guys:
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I love the Liberty belt! It was my first MF piece and I actually bought it at JCrew on clearance [emoji15]
Mine is looking good, although not quite as good as yours. Keep it up! Btw, I didnt hear a single complaint about the mermaids. Compared to how some folks were dressed, topless merfish were tame!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Hahaha I can only imagine the Disney outfits from others lol - I've spent some time in Orlando and wouldn't be surprised at anything haha
I too got my belt during the same Jcrew clearance. I think I paid like 17 bucks for it haha
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Just got the anniversary peacoat dropped off a couple days ago. Wasn't sure if I would like the material. It turns out I really like it. The pictures on line don't do it justice. They say it's not really warm enough for a winter coat, but I think with the blanket lining it's quite heavy and very warm.
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Just got the anniversary peacoat dropped off a couple days ago. Wasn't sure if I would like the material. It turns out I really like it. The pictures on line don't do it justice. They say it's not really warm enough for a winter coat, but I think with the blanket lining it's quite heavy and very warm.
Is the blanket lining itchy at all?
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@stickshift the lining isn't bad. I can feel it with a tshirt on but I wouldn't say it's irritating. Probably about the same as a sweater on the arms.
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Just got the anniversary peacoat dropped off a couple days ago. Wasn't sure if I would like the material. It turns out I really like it. The pictures on line don't do it justice. They say it's not really warm enough for a winter coat, but I think with the blanket lining it's quite heavy and very warm.
Pics, or it didn't happen! That's the piece I'm on the fence about….. I want it, REALLY. I don't know if I want to spend the money though. Maybe I should continue my closet cleanout! Drum up the spare funds
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I'll get some pictures up today or tomorrow. The money made it a tough decision for me too. I was really waiting for the Lefty Trucker which I think was scheduled for October. It's running a little late I guess so I picked up the peacoat instead.
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I gave my Naval Chinos (size 36) a warm wash through the machine and a machine dry on delicate to see if I could get some more shrink out of them. Happy with the results and measures are almost perfect for me now.
Post Hand Wash + Hang Dry:
@Appfaff:
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkPost Machine Warm Wash + Machine Dry:
Current measures on a 36:
Waist: 35.85
Front Rise: 12.5
Back Rise: 15.5
Thigh: 13.8
Knee: 10.25
Inseam: 32.25
Leg Opening: 9.5Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Here are a few anniversary peacoat photos. I even included a collar up "cool guy" shot.
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Looks fantastic @deanclean !
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Nice look @deanclean , I think that off white herringbone fabric would make a great shirt too.
