(FitPics/ WAYWT) of Other Brands
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The Real McCoys Buco J-24L
Bronson Loopwheel T
The Strike Gold
Viberg Engineers -
Beach unibomber look with Battenwear and Patagucci
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Roy shirt
MF jacket
MF jeans
Lofgren boots
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That shirt looks gorgeous @BloodnThunder .
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The Real McCoy's A1
Studio D'Artisan 1716 19oz Duck Jeans
John Lofgren -
Freenote, SDA shirt & belt, PBJ…
That is a very good looking jacket. I’d like a closer look at that, do you have any more details so that I can google it?
https://freenotecloth.com/collections/jackets/products/riders-jacket-denim-shearling
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den1mhead that's a real snazzy looking combo.
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Thanks, @JDelage! Roy never disappoints. I'm also the third owner of the shirt so I can't take any of the credit for the fading. But I do love it.
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The Real McCoy's A1
Studio D'Artisan 1716 19oz Duck Jeans
John LofgrenGreat kit @den1mhead!
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@daltmeyer & @BloodnThunder - thanks gents.
I had my SDA ducks up for sale a while ago and tbh i'm real happy they didn't find a new home
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RL Cable Knit Jumper / Samurai Geisha Jeans / Red Wing Rough-Out Engineer Boots
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Mrs Chap's favorite boots atm
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Rite Stuff Chambray
Vintage Overshirt
MF Jacket
Roy Jeans
Lofgren Boots
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Lovely overshirt @BloodnThunder , especially that color. Probably the first time I’ve seen one…how thick/heavy is it? Who sells them?
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@motojobobo it's actually a vintage shirt from the Vietnam era made by Greenbrier Industries. There are quite a few out there on the various vintage webshops. I found this one on Etsy maybe two years or so ago (paid maybe $70? for it). It's marked as a size small (35-37" chest) but runs quite large. The sleeves are also very full…. Being made for combat rather than fashion there wasn't a whole lot of thought put into it outside of trying to fit as many body types as possible while still being functional.
If I had to guess I would say the fabric is probably in the 10 ounce range. The jeans are my normal size, but I have a good inch of room to work with in the waist so sizing up is not necessary. Unless the pair you are wearing is already snug in the waist before tucking I would say you could comfortably tuck this shirt and a shirt underneath it without issue.
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Mrs Chap's favorite boots atm
Thanks @Chap, Mrs Chap obviously has impeccable taste [emoji6]
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