Stevenson Overall Company
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Pulled the trigger on this today. Thanks for everyone's input in helping me make this decision. I am pretty stoked.
I ordered from Self Edge and, as I am sure you all already, they were also very helpful and gave me excellent customer service.
Nice. Looking forward to hearing your feedback on this one.
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Congrats. You'll love it. Word of advice, don't try to wear it under a UHF. Unless your in Antarctica.
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This henley is interesting. It's thick but incredibly breathable. Sizing is great for me (6'3" 200lbs, went with an XL) in terms of length and width. I feel this could be very versatile and worn many ways. My favorite right now is overtop a button up.
Very warm, but I run cold in the winter so I am looking forward wearing under an UHF.
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Some new jeans, Stevenson 210 slim tapered Big Sur, tag size 33.
One washed and now back at Rivet and Hide London for hemming.
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Here are the 210 slim tapered jeans back from hemming. So far so good, looking forward to wearing them and softening them up a bit.
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Hello! Does anyone out there have the Stockman Jacket, I've been looking at it for a while but I've never seen one and it's hard to tell how it actually looks and fits. Anyone?
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I picked this up from Self Edge and I'm impressed. Fit and finish is right up there with my best flannels. I'm normally not a fan of faded finishes on clothing, I would much rather do that myself. But at this price I was willing to risk it. I'm glad I did at $155 usd it was a steal.
https://www.selfedge.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=3062&page=2
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When I'm not wearing my 634s, I wear the 747 from Stevenson. Phenomenal pair of jeans.
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Just picked up an awesome bargain on the Bay. Have the Cody denim shirt already and Iove it
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Nabbed these Carmels from SE this past week and really like them. I sized down to a 32 from 33 but mightve been able to fit into a 31. They are in the wash now to see if they have any shrink left in them.
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Today I successfully fixed a snag on my SOC merino thermal. It was not as easy as the online videos make it look, but it can be done. The trick is grabbing that fine merino fiber so you can pull it through. I don't have a crochet hook or many sewing tools but eventually I got it threaded through the eye of a sewing needle so I could pull it through. Tied a knot on the inside so it doesn't move. Amazing piece BTW.
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@68degreesorless glad it was fixable! I love those things — I have a grey one and a sort of dusty purple one. Ridiculously comfy.
