Conners Sewing Factory
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thanks for the kind words Seul
if im honest id put them at the opposite end of the of of the spectrum to Ooe , where Ooe tends to be super clean and meticulous construction Yoshiaki ( csf ) makes the jeans as they were made …. flaws and all ( this is what drew me to the brand ) , Ooe like Iron Heart make great jeans but they are examples of what can be achieved as opposed to what was
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Great photos and information. I've seen you post them on instagram and they look smart.
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Appreciate all the photos and thoughts @Flash. Conners has been a brand that has intrigued me for awhile now. May have to pick your brain on fits beforehand if I ever decide to pull the trigger.
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Adding my kudos, the jeans look great. And in particular those cuffs look so cool on you, I won't give up on badgering you to abstain from hemming!
That jacket worn buttoned up like a shirt in the diner picture with your beautiful son, it would not by any chance be the very one offered for sale at present? -
Ah, I ought to have looked more closely! Anyhow, looking good (and will be cooler still when rocked hard and faded).
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My pair of CSF, the '47 model
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Conner's S409XXX M-WW2 Santa Cruz edition.
Red flannel pocket bags
Paper patch. A very uncommon detail but it existed
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^they look fresh and beautifully put together^
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Thanks guys! But better look at Flash's pair of M-46…he has a very nice evo going on!
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Great find. Looks like a solid company and jeans. Looks like the left legs like themselves some leg twist haha. I really like the fit of the ww jeans as i never seen a silhouette of that kind at the waist. Must be comfy and tons
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Thanks again guys!
Great find. Looks like a solid company and jeans. Looks like the left legs like themselves some leg twist haha. I really like the fit of the ww jeans as i never seen a silhouette of that kind at the waist. Must be comfy and tons
of pocket space!Yes it’s a very nice brand. All sewn by Yoshiaki himself on vintage and period correct sewing machines and using production techniques corresponding to the time. So he won’t use a sewing machine from the 50s when producing a WW2 model. And most is hand folded so you have a lot of variation. Surprisingly, the leg twist isn’t as strong as on other repro brands and I miss this a bit
I learned to embrace the twist.
The “taper” at the waist is really prominent resulting in a hip-hugging fit. So the pockets don’t offer that much space and they are rather small (also period correct, fabric was scarce due to limitation). -
Great fit there [emoji106]
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