Y'2 Leathers….
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Looks killer!
Thought about picking up that size 48 in the Pablo but really need a 50, if I want to snap it up. I would imagine that leather is more substantial/stiff than the steer oil ones?
Brought both of my steer oil ones to Chicago for a long weekend(Stitchdown Bootcamp)
@selveldgesteps
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@Denimhead-0 wowzers that is nice looking
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@northsouthdenimguy Beauties! I’ve never tried the Steer oil so can’t compare. Pablo is stiff, however, not overly stiff.
@jordanscollected
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@Denimhead-0 it has been too hot in Southern California to wear it recently. But I’ve got a few pictures showing some wear.
This was when it was “new”. I bought it secondhand.
This was about a year after I received it, with about 6-7 months of wear.
I really enjoy that it’s a bit more fitted and tapered.
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That couch pic is a beauty!
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@northsouthdenimguy I’ve been eyeing the camel oiled steerhide one for a bit. I would love if they released the western shirt in their Kakishibu leather.
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@caithangkhanh Looks amazing
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@caithangkhanh dude, that looks great on you
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I'd love to see some of you fellas with the 1mm Vintage HH Chore Shirt post some recent pics!!
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@Mizmazzle workin on it, I def will when I get a chance!
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@WhiskeySandwich hell yeah man. Looking forward to it!
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Do any of you guys with westerns find that the back of the collar at the edge curls up? My Henry has never done this but my Tom does, it’s really noticeable when it’s on a hanger, the edge is almost 90 degrees compared to the rest of the collar.
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Mine curls a little but not too bad.
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Oh, the back, no the back is not curling.
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Taming the beast
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Not worried about it but any ideas on taking care of these “oil” spots. I know they will blend over time but curious if there is any trick to minimize now.
At least they are located on the back.
@selveldgesteps
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@northsouthdenimguy @indigostiff has a guy/shop that he uses and might be able to give you some advice.
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@northsouthdenimguy you can put some cornstarch or baking soda on it to absorb the oil. I’ve used this method before with good results. It’s a no risk, first approach.
In the easy chair with my boots on, melted whiskey in my hand. Could'na been asleep for more than three hours...time to go to work again...
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As a paste or dry, assuming overnight or longer
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@northsouthdenimguy apply it dry. Yeah over night is good. I reapplied fresh corn starch every 6-8 hours over the course of a day or two.
In the easy chair with my boots on, melted whiskey in my hand. Could'na been asleep for more than three hours...time to go to work again...
