The small things, the little details...
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@Danimal506 textures mixed side by side always make me smile especially when it's different denim
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@ChristoBallz67 ha, I think we all can relate to this.. I have a stack of old denim I never wear anymore in my bedroom just to take a glance at every now and then.
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@ChristoBallz67 like fine wine.
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@T4920 these are my active pairs that I am constantly having in the rotation
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@ChristoBallz67 nice and tidy
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This is my kinda jam
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Lectric blues starting to slowly emerge on XHS.
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@mclaincausey been wondering how you’re getting along with the XHS. They’re looking really nice
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@SKT thanks! I cheat on the periodically but mostly daily drivers ever since I got them. I think 777 is a challenging cut for this denim. I have to do stuff like step on the hem and pin it to the ground to get my first leg out when changing at the gym for example.
None of that bothers me much but I do enjoy the relative freedom of motion of other pants from time to time
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@mclaincausey ha! The lengths we go to for our denim. I have to do the same with the UHR. Gotta manhandle them sometimes
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I like how the spot where I've been tamping my morning espresso for last 15years has developed some texture. It pleases me even more knowing that many would absolutely hate this
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@Matt inside pockets were one of those things that put me over the moon as a kid on the rare occasion a garment had them, and while I may take them for granted on some garments today, remain hugely appreciated.
Love it on the wabby chore coat. I don’t expect inside pockets as much in unlined outerwear, and I appreciate that the stitching aligns with that of the exterior pocket opposite:
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New herringbone detail
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I like how this Japanese salt cellar is covered but accessible with one hand to open and pinch.
It also has an almost pointless coffee mug handle on the rear that I enjoy
