Samurai Jeans
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@Mizmazzle @AdamJ You guys get a pass as it's a legitimate observation...frankly, I'm amazed that some of the guys on here can wear XHS/25oz during the heat of summer.
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@ZackB said in Samurai Jeans:
@JerkStore I need to try this haha but all the heavy stuff is so dope
Yeah I had the same feelings. But you realize you’ve barely worn something after a year and it’s just taking up space in the closet. That’s why the new unlined N1 is my only purchase this season. I’ll get a lot of use out of that.
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@JerkStore love the unlined n1, might be my replacement for the one I sold.
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So today 2 things happened: 1) I had trouble squeezing into my tag 36 Duck 888 with thighs just a tad too tight after some recent muscle (cough) increase and 2) my favourite local IH pusher Brund had received some very tempting Samurai wide pants in a beautiful 13oz Herringbone (SWC600C-HBII Indigo Herringbone). The herringbone combines indigo, black and oatmeal colors, with gray yarn woven into the weft. Anyway... I will go much more wide-pant in the future I think!
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Withheld from the recent 101 TG UHF release but must’ve used up all my willpower staving off that beauty and immediately folded for a SIN25 flannel release… fit pics to come upon arrival!
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@flannel-slut Wow - amazing. Samurai flannels are great:
- love the fit vs IH / Flathead. Couldn't tell you precisely the difference but they seem to fit well.
- love the elbow detail
- love the fabrics. Though not as heavy as IH UHF and not brushed - they are their own thing.
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@flannel-slut Nice colourway!!
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You look great in that smart flannel!,, so will I!, was able to find it in xxl and arrives on Monday. That is such an amazing colorway!
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@Tago-Mago thanks man! I lusted after the ihsh 192 piglet for some time and this is a pretty damn close second.
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I need to lookup the piglet…..wow, thats beautiful as well. The color pink is under utilized in mens shirts, so many afraid wear it.
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@DeeDee85 thanks double D!
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@jerkules thanks man! And yes sir. Samurai releases a couple indigo rope dyed flannels every year.
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