Essential Wardrobe Items
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Both, and spandex :o
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good thread bump,
ihsh 21
666this hasn't changed. thinking of buying another pair of 666s in maybe a 34 as i plan on getting smaller, faster, stronger
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Nice-fitting plain crew neck tee (white or black) OR Flat Head / IH western
Red Wing GT (black or chestnut)
LGC belt to match the boots
Flint and Tinder boxer briefs
Whatever jeans I'm currently working on (for the next two years it's my SExIHxLSxA13's, although my Samurai S710's will get some love on special occasions or when it gets too hot for the 23oz) -
Back from the dead !!!
Winter essentials for me are….
Trophy Wool Cap
Buzz N3B
RRL Naval Liner
Trophy Wool Shirt
Jelado Winter Flannel
Jelado Loopwheeled Hoody
SDA Sweater
Iron Heart MBB's
Uniqlo Heat Tech Socks, Long Johns, Long Sleeved Tees
Whites Bounty Hunters -
This is fun…
Old Revo sunglasses
IHSW-10 in grey
Vintage military selvedge cotton sateen collared shirt
Really old USN pea coat
F+T Tee’s and other essentials…
IHxB01
Maggie’s socks in natural color
F+T socks
White’s semi-dress boots in navy CXL
And when it’s all said and done not wearing a single stitch of that short staple cotton stuff… -
@4C does Maggie know you are wearing her socks?
Are you wearing her panties as well???
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This is a fun thread.
Winter
Heavy jeans: Be they denim, duck, or corduroy, I wear jeans a whole lot. Cargos, khakis, and less frequently slacks occasionally intervene
Heavy thermal henleys I wear one almost every day in winter
Heavy shirts: Flannels, denims, chambrays…
Heavy sweats/sweaters: I occasionally break up my snap shirt monotony…
Heavy socks: I love Smartwool, Red Wing, and Anonymous Ism
Heavy shitkickers with rubber soles: IH/VB smokejumpers, Lofgren Engineers, Cowboy boots
Gloves: generally Buzz Rickson's A-10 goatskin repros. Very soft wool lining, these are terrific. I do have some technical gloves for skiing and some work gloves for working.
Heavy hat: My Canada Goose fleece-lined nylon cap with beaver pelt flaps. I don't often wear hats, so when I do it damn well better keep me warm. And make me look like Ignatius J Reilly.
Heavy face: On some days, a neoprene balaclava is sadly necessary here. I think society benefits from my wearing a burka at least.
Heavy coat: For a non-technical garment, the RMC N-1 deck jacket is shockingly warm, as is my Alexander D-1. I have not needed to bust out my Marmot Yukon even during the vortex (it was too warm with IH layers). On days when it reaches the 20s or above, the IH M-65 comes out. I have a down Marmot vest that operates well as a "lining" for it.
Heavy belt: I need to know that if I have to convert a power line into an impromptu zipline or choke out a zombie I can do so safely
Stabby stabberson: You never know when you're going to have to frantically carve into a blue bag to liberate some treasure from its tyrannySo, do y'all know where I can find some heavy shit?
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Very nice
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I've been looking for a good pair of solid-color socks. Thanks for the tip, 4c.
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maggies was 10 minutes from where I lived for the past year and a half (and right by where emceeQ still lives)
We got a free pair in our thanksgiving farm box….my wife loves them.
I've recently noticed that my 5 year old smartwools are getting threadbare in the achilles region....could be time to re-up (and my People Socks experiment was not amazing. good....but not Smartwool good)
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still snowy in a2? supposedly the aurora borealis should be around because of the vortex.
