OrSlow

[GraemeE]

Thanks to my vintage clothing hoarding I've got more than enough vietnam era olive shirts but the black stone and indigo have been calling to me on the secondary market

[ZackB]

@GraemeE that indigo one is really dope.

[SKT]

Seconded

[Denimhead 0]

If it’s not IH denim, it’s usually Orlsow for me. So comfortable.

[GraemeE]

@Denimhead-0 do you get yours hemmed?

If so see above a few posts - do you have a preference on chainstitch vs standard?

[Denimhead 0]

@GraemeE I’ve never needed them, my inseam is perfect with most of the size 4’s

[GraemeE]

@Denimhead-0 long torsoe and hobbit length legs over here

[Matt]

I think I’d really like a pair of these regular fit fatigue pants.

[Chibs]

Really like Orslow! Started with a green pair of slim fit. Then I ordered dark brown and then black. Now I’m waiting for the black fatigue shirt to arrive. Then I’m done. Seriously. Done! Probably.

[sabergirl]

The inseams max out on the fatigues at like 31”. Disappointing.

[GraemeE]

@sabergirl they definately "feel" longer than that to me but I also probably don't wear the waist where it's meant to due to some extra dad-belly

[ZackB]

@GraemeE agreed I took the larger size on my or slow fatigues for the inseam length and definitely feel like I could have went a size down and been better in the waist and still a good length.

[Tago Mago]

X-Post - slim fatigues, really nice fabric, great for spring/summer wear. Really like the fatigue shorts as well

[AdamJ]

so good, worn mine this week. I want a black and ecru pair!

[catdad1]

@Tago-Mago How are you finding the breathability on hot days? I have a pair of I+W fatigues but they tore in less than a year and I quickly realized I won't be able to wear 21oz denim all summer long. I have an Orslow fatigue shirt and love it so I assume the pants are just as easy wearing.

[AdamJ]

They are way more breathable than denim, I wore them a lot in NYC last summer where it was 32+ with ease

[Tago Mago]

@catdad1 I can only speak to the shorts as I only got the trousers a few weeks ago. Fabric is super breathable and light, feels lovely when wearing them

[northsouthdenimguy]

@catdad1

They have my go to for the last three summers(green and ecru). I’m in Atlanta where it’s 90 to 98° all summer long and I never get too warm in them. IMO more breathable than some of the other ones that are out there like SDA, etc..

[AdamJ]

Only issue is in the UK they are quite hard to get hold of. Luckily we've got a man who knows how to get things in @Ben

[catdad1]

All the convincing I need. Thanks fellas